The rangefinder built for us rather than adapted from ball golf. Bushnell partnered with the Disc Golf Pro Tour in 2020 and the headline feature is almost embarrassingly simple: it reads in feet. No converting yards in your head on the tee.
6x magnification, 6.35 oz, one-button operation, IPX4 splash resistance, CR2 battery, scan mode that updates four times a second, and Z-Mode elevation compensation — which is the feature that actually changes decisions. A 350-foot line-of-sight shot uphill is not a 350-foot throw, and this tells you the difference. Backed by Bushnell’s 5-year transferable warranty, no receipt required. Around $155–200.
Two numbers to be clear about: the 2,550 ft max range is a reflective-target lab figure. To trees and other real objects it’s about 1,350 ft, which is still far more than you need.
The knocks are small but real. No case included on a $155+ item that’s going to live in a bag and get dropped. IPX4 is splash-resistant, not rain-proof. And be the person who ranges twice a round, not twelve times — nobody wants to play behind rangefinder guy.
