Gogogo Sport Vpro GS24 Golf & Hunting Laser Rangefinder, 7X Magnification, 1200 Yard Distance Measuring Range Finder with High-Precision Flag Pole Locking Vibration Function Slope Mode Continuous Scan

Updating after 10 rounds. No brainer, this thing works perfect. Highly recommend. Everything you'd expect to work works. I have no idea what EXTRAs come from a $500 range finder, but this one is great. I have a Garmin GPS and the yardages all match up. The Vibration sensor for Flag lock works perfect. The slope (which I have never used before) works great, and actually has helped me shoot better. I have 2 of by best rounds in 10 years since buying this. (Yes, of course its not all due to the laser, but its not hurting). For sub $100, I don't know why you would buy anything else. Case is nice. The magnetic holder is nice. Only thing, I would recommend, carrying a extra set of batteries. just in case. I am 10 rounds in, over 2 months, and have not had it die yet. What else is one looking for? A fancier brand? No one cares. I would buy again. 5 ***** Beach and Golf Bum Original Review------------------ 1 round in the book, got 4 more this week so I will update. Unit looks great, easy to set up. Definitely spend 1 minute on the instruction so you can get it set for golf, as it also has a hunting function. I've never used the slope function, and that definitely made a difference in my game. I didn't realize how much a little slope can make a difference in over all distance, so that was fun. Pin lock was pretty easy, and I had a GPS, and distances were within 1 yard. Like any laser finder I also shoot the pin 2x, sometimes I am hitting a tree, but the pin lock worked great. I can't believe how cheap this is, it looks exactly like any higher end one and so far works the same. Save yourself a bunch of $$. I will report back after the next few rounds. and it automatically turns off after 30 secs which is nice.

Been looking at rangefinders for about a month trying to decide if getting one would really be an asset to my golf game. Considered getting a $200 one but that seemed like an unreasonable risk if I ended up not liking it or finding out it doesn't help my game. Found this one and decided I could do $90 and not feel bad if it was something I didn't end up liking/using. It's had great reviews so far so i went for it. Really wasn't expecting much out of a $90 golf-rangefinder, but I've been pleasantly surprised with this product! For the price and function, you cannot beat it. Slope function works great, target accuracy is spot on, and the fact that it runs on AAA's is just a bonus (CR2's are pricey for a battery, but AAAs are cheap as dirt). Magnification is more than sufficient and very clear (adjust clarity by turning eyepiece); unless you've got it set up on a tripod, getting a good read on something beyond 150 is always going to be a little tricky, doesn't matter what rangefinder/brand you're using. My only unknown right now is the durability of it, but it does have a 12-month warranty on it so really no matter how you look at it this is totally worth a shot. (UPDATE: had it for a year, no issues. Still haven’t upgraded becuz this things has been GREAT!) My suggestion if you're thinking about getting a rangefinder to help with golf: Get this one. For $90 its a chance to see if it really helps your game, and it functions well enough to really help you make a decision. This has really helped my game more than I expected and I didn't have to break the bank to do it. GREAT product! Totally worth trying it out. A golf rangefinder that works THIS well at THIS price range: you can't go wrong! (3rd-year update: still going strong, and haven’t replaced it!)

Compared side by side with a $400 Vortex, 1 yard off at 100 yards. Obviously it feels much cheaper than the Vortex, but I consider a good buy at a tenth the price.

GOLF RANGEFINDER. I used the ratings and comments found here on Amazon to choose the PRO-GS24. Seeing that it was a top rated rangefinder for golf and at $90 I went for it. Once it arrived I liked the compact size, the rubberized feel, and the very nice case it came with. (FYI - My nephew's rangefinder came with the exact same case for his $500 rangefinder. Only difference was that his was branded with the that companies logo.) I have used it now for 7 rounds and it works GREAT. My goal is to be on the course and have confidence to hit my clubs knowing the distance I have to the flag on the greens and hazards along the course. This unit does exactly that. I have a shaky hand but i am still able to hit the flag at 220 yards and get a good reading. The eyepiece has an adjustable dial to make sure you can adjust to see the images very clear. Also the slope function is awesome. You get two readings with the slope function on, the straight distance and the slope distance. Another nice feature is the vibration when it gives you the distance. Knowing this has made these past rounds so much more fun because I no longer guess a distance of where the flag is on the greens. I also like that it uses 2 AAA batteries. I prefer these common batteries because I don't have to remember to charge it or not have the special batteries to find and replace. I have played two rounds with someone that had the Bushnell rangefinder and the distance was within 1 or 2 yards difference on some holes and exactly the same on other holes. But they paid over $400 for their units. I only paid $90 and get the same readings. I recommend the GOGOGO Sport PRO-GS24 to anyone for golf. The only regret I do have is NOT getting this sooner.

I’ve played several rounds so far. When compared to the cart GPS and higher end Bushnell, the range difference was +/- 2yds. Accurate enough to make a proper club selection. Seems pretty durable, too. It’s been banged around the cart storage compartment without it’s case and still made accurate ranges. It’s very easy to use, but it tends to range any foreground objects between you and the flag. For example, Although the crosshairs are on the flag, it may range a mound or tall grass if it is below the crosshairs and in the viewfinder. Otherwise, it’s a great tool for the course and good value.

I took a chance on purchasing this sub $100 range finder after losing my old one on a golf outing. After checking out several and looking at online reviews, I settled on the GoGoGo Laser Rangefinder. I have been blown away by its performance! I have found it to be very accurate and extremely easy to use. Push the "on" button once and the target comes up, put the crosshairs on the flag until the device vibrates and then up comes the distance. But it doesn't stop there. On the display at the bottom of the viewfinder is the yardage after taking in consideration the slope between you and the pin. I recently played at Soldier Hollow (gold) in Utah where the terrain necessitates the use of a range finder with slope adjustment. It was amazing to get such an accurate reading from such an inexpensive rangefinder. I highly recommend this product for golfers!

I am an avid golfer. I have been using this for about 3 weeks now (roughly 5 times) and am very satisfied with it's performance. I also use a hip GPS and compare it to that and it is very close to spot on. The manual is easy enough to follow, and the buttons are easy to use. I'm attaching two images taken from my phone (so ignore any black boarders, these do not appear in use). The pin seek feature is fantastic. I believe for tournaments you need to have the slope feature turned off though, and I'm not sure if that feature exists. If it does, I will update this review. Otherwise, you can just use Mode 1 (M1) and scan for a target. Overall I am very pleased with this. It has gone above my expectations. A few of these reviews seem a little fishy (who points this at a building?), so I wanted to provide a real review. For golf use, 100% would purchase it again or as a gift for someone. Construction is solid and the vibration feature is great. I can use it easy enough with sunglasses, and the focus is easy to adjust with the rotating ring around the viewport. I do not know if it has a low battery alert on the display, but maybe in the next revision they could add it. I also wish it would immediately take a distance with just one button push, but I believe the first press is to "wake it up", so no real worries here.

It works but I trust it’s accuracy for yardage as it claims to be 7x magnification but mine is 4x magnification, definitely not 7x. I bought mine a year ago- I don’t know if they used to be lower magnification but I just tested mine back to back with an actual rifle scope at 7 then four times and this rangefinder is definitely 4x. Can anyone tell me if a year ago they were only 4x or if it’s just false advertising? I’ll gladly change my review if the version I bought bought was genuinely supposed to be 4x magnification but it’s not even close to 7x