The Mileseey IONME2 golf rangefinder is small enough for your pocket, fast enough to deliver virtually instant yardages, and built well enough to compete with Bushnell. But what really sets it apart? Marc’s got all the details in this review.
The Garmin Approach Z10 is more than just a cheaper Z30. Its real magic happens when you connect it to a Garmin watch or GPS, unlocking a seamless golf-tech experience that makes this $299.99 rangefinder surprisingly hard to beat—for the right golfer.
After finally putting the FlightScope i4 through real-world testing, Marc found the smartest plays-like distance calculation in golf, personalized club recommendations, and a rangefinder unlike anything else on the market—even if a few quirks keep it from perfection.
The Garmin Approach J1 is the first GPS golf watch designed specifically for junior golfers—and it might be one of Garmin's smartest ideas yet. See how features like Tee-Off Guidance, Personal Par, and club recommendations make golf more fun, approachable, and rewarding for kids.
Think handheld golf GPS devices are a thing of the past? Think again. From launch monitor hybrids and giant touchscreen displays to ultra-simple yardage machines, these are the most accurate and easiest-to-use handheld golf GPS devices you can buy in 2026.
Blue Tees’ two connected rangefinders offer the same smart features, but only one feels like the better buy. Here's how the Captain Pro and Captain Air stack up.
The Blue Tees Captain Air packs premium connected features like wind-adjusted yardages, GPS distances, and AI club recommendations into a $249 rangefinder. The catch? Its own sibling might be the better buy for just $50 more.
We compare this year's Garmin golf watches, including Approach S70, S50, and S44 plus the fenix 8. Whether you're looking for an affordable option, one with the most advanced features, or something in between, we've got you covered below!
