If you want numbers you don't have to second guess, Bushnell is the go-to. Quick to lock on, easy to read, and built to give you confidence over every shot.

Out on the course, it's all about getting your distance fast and moving on. Whether you're picking a club into the green or working out a layup, Bushnell keeps things simple and reliable.

Rangefinder, GPS or Both?

Bushnell built its name on laser rangefinders, and the Pro and Tour models remain the benchmark for locking onto a flag quickly. If you want mapped hole information rather than a single number to a visible target, the golf GPS devices and GPS watches cover blind shots and hazards the laser can't see. Plenty of golfers carry both, since they answer different questions.

Worth checking whether slope can be switched off on the model you're looking at, because slope-adjusted numbers aren't permitted in most competitions. Compare Bushnell against Garmin and the rest of our golf tech range, or read Best Golf Rangefinders in 2026 for a proper comparison.

One of those bits of gear that just makes decision-making easier. Happy to demo one in store at Mount Maunganui if you'd like to try before you buy.