Bushnell Golf
Bushnell Hybrid 25 Rangefinder
A combined laser and GPS rangefinder with slope compensation, sharable across the whole family rather than a junior-specific unit.
$765
Pros
- Combines laser + GPS in one unit rather than needing two devices
- Slope-off switch keeps it legal for competition rounds
Cons
- Premium price for a family to justify buying just for a junior golfer
- Not sized or marketed as a junior product - it's a shared adult unit
About this product
There's no junior-specific rangefinder market - this is a standard adult unit, chosen as an option families can use together as a child progresses from a course-provided junior GPS towards their own gear.
Combines laser accuracy with GPS slope-compensated distances to the front, centre and back of the green, plus a slope-off switch for tournament (USGA) compliance.
Specifications
- Magnification
- 6x
- Max range
- 1,300 yards (500+ yards to a flag, +/-1 yard accuracy)
- Slope
- Switchable on/off for USGA compliance
- Water resistance
- IPX6
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