Golf is the so-called "green opium". When playing golf, you need to prepare a variety of equipment. Jerseys, caps, clubs, bags, clubs, and more. Anyone who has played golf knows that it is often the case that one shot is too big and this shot is too small. The course is uneven, there are both uphill and downhill, and there are sand traps. How much does it take to get out of this shot? The prerequisite is to have an accurate judgment on the distance.

After reading some skill sharing, there will be talk about using instinct to measure distance. Of course, this does not seem to be a problem for professional golfers. For novices, or amateurs, this is a bit difficult. At this time, why not prepare a rangefinder for yourself?

Some people may say, don't rely too much on tools, you should rely on yourself. I think he has yet to experience the joy a rangefinder can bring him. A recent survey by the National Golf Foundation found that more than two-thirds of golfers use a rangefinder. Advocates say the rangefinder makes them more confident, makes the game more enjoyable, and reduces slow play.