Precision Pro R1 laser rangefinder (Precision Pro)

Price: $320

Why we love it: Featuring slope adjustments, pin locking and coming in at 6 ounces, the Pro R1 packs a punch while measuring as one of the lightest rangefinders on the market.

Garmin – Approach Z82 (GlobalGolf)

Price: $600

Why we love it: The GPS giant tried their hand at rangefinders and have found good success. Featuring vibration when locked on, what sets the Approach Z82 apart from others is its ability to tell where and how hard the wind is blowing.

Bushnell – Tour V5 SHIFT Rangefinder (PGA Tour Superstore)

Price: $400

Why we love it: A bit more affordable, this Bushnell comes with slope, pinseeker technology and a magnetic strip on the side. Whether in a cart with your friends or during serious tournament play, the Tour V5 SHIFT conforms to the rules while providing great information.

Callaway Hybrid Laser/GPS Rangefinder (PGA Tour Superstore)

Price: $320

Why we love it: Unlike that tricky hybrid you have in your bag, this Callaway Hybrid rangefinder is easy to use. Providing GPS data below the viewfinder, you’re getting accurate numbers even if you’re hitting a blind shot.

Bluetees – S3 Max Rangefinder (PGA Tour Superstore)

Price: $270

Why we love it: Coming in under $300, the Bluetees S3 Max is a great get. With slope and vibration features once locked onto the pin, this rangefinder is a must try.

Voice Caddie – SL2 Hybrid (GlobalGolf)

Price: $600

Why we love it: You’re definitely getting what you pay for here. Offering a bright multi-color OLED display with best-in-class optical clarity, the SL2 Hybrid also features Active Green View technology. Giving you an edge when it comes to being around the greens, the SL2 also acts like a GPS so you’re able to know your number no matter where your ball ends up.

Leupold – GX-3i 3 Rangefinder (PGA Tour Superstore)

Price: $400

Why we love it: Arguably the best in the business, Leupold is known for their attention to details. This model, however, does not come with slope technology, which if you’re playing lots of tournament golf can give you a sigh of relief.

Shot Scope Pro LX+ Rangefinder (GlobalGolf)

Price: $350

Why we love it: Like all the rangefinders on this list, the PRO LX+ gives a golfer everything they need to form the best strategy for every shot. However, Shot Scope’s product also provides shot tracking and over 100 performance statistics to analyze and improve your game via the free mobile app, no additional subscriptions required.

Callaway – EZ (GlobalGolf)

Price: $300

Why we love it: The Callaway EZ rangefinder is as advertised. Easy to use, the rangefinder provides a larger LCD screen to reassure the number projected in the viewfinder. If you’re in the market for a rangefinder but have trouble reading small print, this is a good buy for you.

Nikon – Coolshot 20 GII Rangefinder (PGA Tour Superstore)

Price: $200

Why we love it: From cameras to rangefinders, Nikon is among the best when it comes to magnification technology. Coming in at $200, this is among the best budget rangefinders on the market.