Welcome to Fit Factor, a GOLF.com series in which we shine a light on the importance of getting fit, powered by insights, data and other learnings from the experts at our 8AM Golf affiliate company, ...

Looking for the best rangefinder to help you find the yardage to the flag? Here are some options from Nikon, Pinned Golf, ...

Choosing the right GPS and golf rangefinders from an ocean full of these gadgets at stores can be an uphill task. However, here are some tips that can actually help you choose the best without wasting ...

The market for GPS rangefinders worn on the wrist is a rapidly growing category, for good reason: Simplicity. There is no need to reach for a rangefinder. Bushnell already had entered that market with ...

Welcome to GOLF’s 2023 edition of the Best of Everything, where we’re providing you with, well… the best of everything! It’s 2023, you’re not still pacing off every yardage, are you? While we won’t ...

GPS watch or laser rangefinder? It’s a question every golfer has - or will - ask themselves at some point. Garmin are among the market leaders in both categories with the fantastic Approach S62 watch ...

A golf rangefinder is a useful tool that can help improve your game. The ideal model is quick and accurate, helping you to know which club to use and how hard to swing so you can play your best game.

A good golf rangefinder is like having your own caddy on the course: it will help you to calculate the precise distance to each flag or hazard and will fit comfortably in the palm of your hand (or on ...

Golf is a game of decision making. Make the wrong choice and you can kiss your score goodbye. Ever tried to carry a water hazard, only to come up a one yard short? I hate that. How about striping a ...

If uPlay's uPro was the "iPhone of golf GPS technology," what then would you call this? Savant GPS has just come clean with what's likely to be the most sophisticated GPS rangefinder to date. The ...