Most of the main features in the new V6 and V6 Shift (the slope-enabled model), are similar to the V5. But almost more importantly than the quality of the optics, is the quality of the read out display. As to be expected, the optics on the Tour V5 are first rate. This is one area where you really see Bushnell shine over much of the competition. Everything is clear and it’s 6x magnification allows you to easily find objects at distance to shoot. If that’s your concern then I’d look at the Precision Pro. It’s a great device, made by great people, and I personally found it more enjoyable and easier to use than the similarly priced TecTecTec devices I’ve tested. The Bushnell Tour V6’s PinSeeker feature is a godsend for any golfer. With it, you’ll always know when you’ve hit the pin.

To be clear, this is still one of the very best rangefinders on the market in its price point. But it’s not as cut and dry as it was when it first came out, and I’m very excited to see what the V6 is bringing to the table. First Impressions of this Bushnell Golf Rangefinder Slope is a great feature to have if you are playing on a course with a lot of elevation changes. It can help you make more accurate shots and lower your score. The Downsides to Using Slope FunctionalityMagnification, definition and vivid color unite for a difference you’ll see in both your sightline and your handicap. We all have different priorities, so think about what youpersonally want, and what your budget looks like and make a decision from there. The Bushnell Golf app provides additional product benefits, information and data to further help improve your game, as well as access to easily be able to update your GPS device (for 2021 GPS products and beyond).

But if you’re in the market and the price is the same, the new Tour V6 is just as fast, accurate, and has better weatherproofing and build quality. For 2023, Bushnell has made some minor changes to their premium rangefinders without increasing the price! But short story? The Bushnell Tour V5 is the best new rangefinder of 2020, and is one I will happily use day in and day out on the course.

If you don’t like too much digital technology or being bogged down by accessories and gear on the golf course, this is a great rangefinder. Pinseeker With Visual Jolt Now that you have a better idea of what the Bushnell Tour V5 Shift is capable of let’s look at the golfers that should be using this technology. After all, with the number of rangefinders on the market, you should play with something that is a specific fit for your needs. The Tournament Play Golfer: switching in and out of slope and non slope mode with the Bushnell Tour V5 shift is quite simple. If you play in tournaments and want a tool that helps you prepare and complete the Tour, V5 Shift is a great option. You even see the PGA tour players pulling this one out in practice rounds.

The V5Shift Slim Edition is the next generation of Bushnell Golf's award-winning V5 lasers, which continues Bushnell's tradition of setting new standards in the industry through constant innovation and the incorporation of leading technologies. When looking to answer which kind of GPS option is right for you, have a think about the below factors: So, which of the three GPS devices should you go for?If simplicity and convenience are important to you then a watch will deliver this, whereas some players may prefer the pinpoint flag accuracy of laser rangefinders. In the case of larger handheld GPS units, the chief benefit is the larger screen which gives a lot more detail and the touch screen functionality will be familiar to most users of modern phones. All specifications are identical but the slim version has the battery housing moved to one end so the caasing can be made slightly slimmer, it also comes with 2 Bushnell markers

Bushnell Tour V5 & tour v5 shift

When shooting my first flag, I got an immediate distance with the satisfying jolt that I’ve come to love so much. An easy to use and highly practical rangefinder that delivers highly-accurate yardages with a bright display, the Bushnell Tour V6 Shift rangefinder is a premium model that is hard to beat. Visually the Tour V6 Shift is a step up from the Tour V5 Shift. It feels a weighty, which helps to make it feel more stable when held up in the wind. The Pro XE vs the Tour V5 – is one better than the other? April 2023 Update: The New Bushnell V6 Has Been Released

My hope for the Tour V5 would be similar performance as it’s more expensive sibling, but at a fraction of the cost. Analyze your swing speed and tempo using the Swing Pro feature on your Bushnell Excel GPS Golf Watch. Trust your Bushnell for precise distances that make all the difference — and add an edge to your game with yardage accuracy within 1-yard. To disconnect the TWS connection, press both Plus and Minus buttons on one of the speakers simultaneously until the LED Indicator ring rapidly blinks orange to indicate the TWS connection has been disconnected. Since those humble beginnings, our endeavour has blossomed into a robust and trusted online retailer, representing the leading brands in the golf industry. We take immense pride in being your go-to destination for all things golf!Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a handicap of five. Sync your runs or bike rides using the fitness data function on your Bushnell Excel GPS Golf Watch to closely evaluate average speed, pace and distance. After all, there are a handful of solid devices out there that offer slope features, vibrations, magnets for a fraction of the price. Finally we should mention budget. For lasers, GPS watches and GPS devices there are lots of brands that make models at different price points so have a think about how much you are willing to pay. FAQs Does Bushnell make good rangefinders? Pro XE: To select between yards and meters, press and hold the Mode button which is next to the Power button. Press the Power/Fire button to confirm your units preference and exit the Settings menu. The Pro Xe will return to the last unit of measure setting used each time the unit is turned on.