Golf GPS & Rangefinders

We took Nikon's pint-sized Coolshot rangefinder out on the course to see how much bang for your buck it provides.

We test out the Shot Scope PRO L5: a rangefinder that truly fits the profile of 'all killer, no filler'.

We put the FlightScope i4 Laser Golf Rangefinder through its paces. Discover why this compact device might just be the most intelligent golf gadget of 2025.

GolfMagic tests out the new Mileseey GenePro S1 Rangefinder.

GolfMagic tests out the Vice Horizon Rangefinder.

GolfMagic reviews the Garmin Approach Z30 Rangefinder.

GolfMagic tests out the Garmin Z82 Laser Rangefinder.

GolfMagic test out Shot Scope's new robust Pro ZR laser rangefinder.

GolfMagic tests out one of the best value golf rangefinders on the market.

GolfMagic tests the brand new Arccos Link Pro

GolfMagic tests out the clever GolfBuddy aim L12 Rangefinder with slope compensation.  

Featuring a simple display, versatile functions and a new changeable strap, the Shot Scope G5 is an excellent tool for navigating the course.

Shot Scope have combined performance analysis and GPS functionality into a watch that's almost the perfect product for game improvement.

GolfMagic tests out the new GolfBuddy Laser Lite 2 Rangefinder.

GolfMagic tests out the GolfBuddy aim Quantum Rangefinder. 

GolfMagic tests out the brand new GolfBuddy aim W12 watch that features slope adjusted yardages and green undulation.

The CaddyTalk minimi rangefinder perfectly blocks hand shaking and locks you in to your target. 

GolfMagic Equipment Editor Alex Lodge assessed the performance of the impressive and versatile Garmin Approach S62 GPS golf watch.

GolfMagic Equipment Editor Alex Lodge assessed the performance of the Zoom Focus S Golf Rangefinder, one of the more affordable products in this market.

The Shot Scope Pro LX+ is relatively expensive, but it's easy to use and will almost certainly improve your game.

GolfMagic reviewed the Blue Tees Golf Series 3 Max Golf Rangefinder, one of the best value golf rangefinders on the market right now. 

GolfMagic Equipment Editor Alex Lodge assessed the GolfBuddy Laser Lite Golf Rangefinder, one of the cheapest rangefinders to hit the market in recent years.

The Motocaddy Pro 3000 Golf Rangefinder is one of the best in the market for distance-measuring range, though its lofty price might put off some buyers.

The Garmin Approach R10 Launch Monitor is very easy to set up and when compared to other monitors such as Trackman and Skytrak, it can offer better value for money.