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Tech

Rangefinders, GPS, launch monitors and home simulators — the tech that measures your game and hands you real numbers.

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Nikon Coolshot Pro II vs Precision Pro NX10: how much rangefinder do you need?

One buys you the best optics and a gyro-stabilised picture; the other gives you most of the experience for a little over half the outlay. Which is the smarter buy?

By Jordan Hale

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GoGoGo Vpro vs Bushnell Tour V7 Shift: do you really need to spend 5x?

A budget-laser icon against the tour-caddie standard — one costs roughly five times the other, and only one specific golfer actually needs the expensive one.

By Jordan Hale

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Garmin Approach S50 vs Shot Scope V5: slick watch or free game data?

Two very different GPS watches at two very different prices — one is the polished all-rounder, the other quietly tells you where you actually lose shots.

By Jordan Hale

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SkyTrak+ vs FlightScope Mevo+: your room decides this one, not your budget

Two of the smartest sim-grade launch monitors under camera-system money, and golfers agonise over the spec sheets. But the choice between them really comes down to one unglamorous thing most buyers measure last: how much space you actually have.

By Marcus Bell

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Rapsodo MLM2 Pro vs Shot Scope LM1: measured spin and sim golf, or just the number?

Two launch monitors golfers cross-shop constantly, sitting either side of the same question — how much do you actually need? One films your swing, measures spin and plays sim courses all winter. The other strips the whole idea down to a carry number on a screen.

By Jordan Hale

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Radar vs camera launch monitors: the home-sim decision nobody explains

Two completely different technologies hide behind the words launch monitor, and picking the wrong one for your room is the most expensive mistake in home golf.

By Jordan Hale

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The only three projectors worth buying for a golf simulator

Forget the spec-sheet rabbit hole. For a golf sim the projector decision comes down to two things — your room's light and your budget — and it lands on one of three.

By Marcus Bell

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Bushnell Tour V6 Shift vs Shot Scope Pro L2: do you really need the badge?

Two of the best value lasers in golf, from opposite ends of the value argument. The Shot Scope is the giant-killer on pure accuracy-per-pound; the Bushnell sells trust, optics and that famous pin-lock. Here's which one actually deserves your money.

By Jordan Hale

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Garmin R50 vs SkyTrak+: which premium home-sim brain should you buy?

The big home-simulator decision. One does everything in a single box; the other gives you sharper numbers for far less. Here's how to choose.

By Tom Whitaker

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Bushnell Pro X3+ vs Garmin Z82: which premium rangefinder wins?

Two flagship lasers, two philosophies — the purist's tool versus the do-everything device. Here's who should buy which.

By Jordan Hale

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GPS watch vs laser rangefinder: which should you buy first?

They solve the distance problem in opposite ways. Most golfers only need one to start — here's how to choose.

By Jordan Hale

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Garmin R10 vs Shot Scope LM1: the budget launch-monitor face-off

Two ways to get real numbers without remortgaging — which one fits how you'll actually use it.

By Jordan Hale

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Garmin R10 vs Rapsodo MLM2 Pro: which budget launch monitor wins?

The two devices most home-data golfers agonise over. They're closer than the spec sheets suggest — here's how to choose.

By Tom Whitaker