COOLSHOT 20 GII Golf Laser Rangefinder

This older model lacks the features of pin seeking. Takes multiple shots to get the right distance. Pairs nicely with a GPS for the exact yardage the GPS can't provide.

It’s OK but difficult to pick up the Pin. I have to ask another player for distance ?

This thing won’t die! In the three years I have owned this range finder I have done things to it that should have obliterated this thing or at least knocked it out of calibration but it’s still kicking. I have chipped this range finder from 25 yards out with a 60* to a front pin on a nasty par 5 on Tobacco Road. I have thrown it into my cart as if I was try to strike out bambino and let’s not even talk about the fact I’ve never changed the battery. This doesn’t do slope or all that fancy stuff but let’s be honest, you aren’t that good anyways to worry about slope there chunky Mc chunkerson. If you want something that is simple with a clear picture and will outlast any other range finder on the market, this is the one. I don’t encourage you to try the things I have tried, I promise I wasn’t doing them for testing reasons.

After 2 years or so of use, the unit is unable to reliably acquire the pin 50-60% of the time - and when it does get a yardage I am given several very different yardages in quick succession. Not a quality product. And yes, I have tried to keep the lens clean numerous times. Would NOT buy this product again.

Good to have for the price. Slope readings are helpful. Improvements needed: 1. Rarely catches pin on first try, usually hits the background distance. 2. Display info should be illuminated in red or yellow to make info readily readable.

Not good for shaky hand

Works great and a great price on a refurbished unit!

Easy to use. Great quality. Great to have Nikon quality optics in a golf scope. Can�t wait to use more often.

Easy to use, lightweight, compact. I like to two case system.