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**JacksHH** · 12-06-2009, 09:51 AM

I've got the Bushnell that's USGA legal (no slope calculations), it's a $400 unit. You do need to be able to see what you're shooting, clear line of sight. I haven't had any problem with that because if I can get there I need to go up and see if the green is clear anyway.
Comes in handy for my rifles also.

I like the rangefinder better, exact yardage to the pin, no subscription, can take it anywhere without having to hook it up to my computer.

I see where the newer skycaddies allow you to keep your score and stats on the unit and that is a neat deal. Another thing I didn't like about the skycaddie is that in real cloudy or rainy weather they didn't get a good signal.

12-06-2009, 09:51 AM	#4
JacksHH Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 642 Senior Member	I've got the Bushnell that's USGA legal (no slope calculations), it's a $400 unit. You do need to be able to see what you're shooting, clear line of sight. I haven't had any problem with that because if I can get there I need to go up and see if the green is clear anyway. Comes in handy for my rifles also. I like the rangefinder better, exact yardage to the pin, no subscription, can take it anywhere without having to hook it up to my computer. I see where the newer skycaddies allow you to keep your score and stats on the unit and that is a neat deal. Another thing I didn't like about the skycaddie is that in real cloudy or rainy weather they didn't get a good signal.
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