My new golf range finder works great! I had a previous one that had a hard time locking onto the flag stick, not this one. Locks onto the flag stick quickly while I hold down the button. You can select whether you want the ability to show slope or not, which is great for use in some tournaments. I highly recommend it.

Surprisingly the rangefinder works as well as some that sell at triple this price. I was skeptical after reading the positive reviews but it turns out this rangefinder is the one to buy. I've now used this for over one year. The only limitation I've noted is that the rangefinder does not accurately function on foggy days. Otherwise the rangefinder works well and accurately.

I did some research and found this one well rated for the price point. Very solid. The magnetic feature is a nice bonus!

Had to grab a quick replacement when husband's died unexpectedly. Chose this one for features and price. He says it is easy to use, seems fairly accurate and has been a good replacement. Although many of his golfing pals use their watches or apps, he likes rolling 'old school' with this lightweight handy option.

This was a gift for my husband and I also purchased a separate hard shell case recommended for this rangefinder. We were surprised that the case that came with this rangefinder was hard shell and essentially the same as the one I bought separately. My husband said it was easy to learn and looks forward to using it next week on the course.

This is a fantastic range finder. Has slope and very accurate in yardage. Quality made and does the job for a fraction of cost of bushnell, Nikon etc.

I've used it for about a month now. This range finder does everything a golfer needs at about half the price.

It has been the best range finder I have even owned. I love the way it lets me know it is locked on the target. The magnetic feature that allows it to be attached to frame of golf cart is a nice convenience. The screen is clear and easy to read.

Great value with a good magnet. Accurate distance readings.

The magnet is very strong. I've never had it fall off of the golf cart even after hitting hard bumps.

I've had this range finder for just over a month and it's already broke. Had 1 round in some rain and it completely fried the device.

It has condensation behind the lens and you cannot see anything through it.

Works exactly as expected. Is very accurate and compares identically to other more high-end range finders when playing with other people.

I have been using this for 7 months and love it. It is as accurate and easy to use as any of my friends more expensive units.

Great product. Reliable. Does what it says. Can measure different objects not just the flag. Very useful for serious golfers. Fast readings. Accurate.

Great for price but if pins don't have reflectors sometimes it's hard to get the right number from more than 150 out.

After many months trying out various rangefinders in sport shops and golf clubs i eventually settled on this Rangefinder having read loads of reviews. It is the only one that i found i could hold steady enough to pick out the flag. it is easy to use, just point and go. While abroad it can easily be switched into metres if needed. When compared to friends more expensive rangefinders its within a yard of their measurement every time. I am very satisfied.

I have the Shot Scope Pro L2, it's like $150. It's awesome. I mostly use rangefinder to get exact flag distances AND to see how far people in front of me are.

The Shot Scope L2 is extremely hard to beat for the price. Extremely fast distances, and it has slope adjustments for $150.

It picks up the flag distance instead of the background. I always do 2 shots because OCD, but only 1 is necessary. It's very accurate. I tested the Pro L2 against all the others at the counter in Golf Galaxy.

Always have been very impressed with both performance, value, and customer service. My son caddied for years at a private club that's hosted multiple majors, and used it every day alongside bushnells, etc that cost more than double.

Shotscope Pro L2 paid $120 on Amazon. Got this because I left my range finder on a cart on a trip in Arizona. Honestly, the Blue Tees was vastly superior.

The Shot Scope Pro L2 is an ok rangefinder. It can be difficult to lock on and get consistently accurate readings. But it has great ergonomics, and a surprisingly good display. And considering you can get it under $150? It makes it the best option I can actually recommend in that price range.

If you're playing a course that has reflectors built into the flagstick, the Pro L2 is actually pretty reliable. With these types of pins, I get accurate numbers 85% of the time. The other 15% was usually catching a tree and would dance around a bit and require 5-10 seconds of continuing to range distances before I was confident I had the correct target.

After 18 holes and various side-by-side comparisons, there was very little separating the two rangefinders. The Shot Scope Pro L2 was within two yards of the Bushnell on every shot when used in regular mode.

The Shot Scope Pro L2 is the best value in rangefinders. Accurate and quick with a solid list of features. Very easy to use. This is every bit as fast as the most expensive rangefinders I've tested. The moment your finger leaves the button, the yardage is displayed.

In head to head testing, the Pro L2 consistently produced the exact same distances as lasers that cost three times as much.

The one feature missing that was on the Pro L1 is the dual colour display which gave the option of red or black depending on the lighting conditions. I liked that feature and it's a shame it hasn't been retained in the newer model.

The Pro L rangefinders are extremely lightweight which will split opinion. For some golfers that's what you're looking for, especially if you are carrying your clubs. I personally need a bit of weight in mine because of my less than steady hands.

It's a compact rangefinder (about two-thirds the length of my iPhone 14 Pro and half the width), but the rippled texture to the outer casing meant I never felt at risk of losing grip, and I was able to get measurements easily using just one hand.

Out on the course, the Pro L2 picked up yardages pretty quickly and when testing against my own Bushnell Pro XE they matched up every time to within a yard. The target lock vibration sent you a little buzz just after the yardage popped up on the screen, giving you a nice bit of reassurance.

While not loaded with tech, the Shot Scope Pro L2 offers fast speeds, target-lock vibration, crystal-clear optics, and accuracy to boot. Finished with a score of 9.1 in budget rangefinder testing.

The Shot Scope Pro L2 has been widely lauded as the best among 'cheap' rangefinders. You're not going to find anything like it under $200. It easily beats the performance of my old Bushnell Tour V3, which retailed for $299.99 when it was new.

It's not uncommon for some of the cheaper laser rangefinders on the market to be too light and difficult to hold steady – a problem I've certainly not experienced with the PRO L2.

Worth the purchase. You won't be disappointed. Perfect for what I needed them for.

Great price for a great rangefinder. Clear display shows yardage with and without slope.

It's widely known to be the best affordable rangefinder on the market and is just that. Solid build, easy to use and accurate.

This range finder is great... finds the flag every time. I threw my old one away after the first time using this one.

Great for the money. Pretty easy to keep stable. Love it.

The magnet is extremely strong, read the directions first, you'll have a good time, you'll get birdies. Excellent visibility. Durability appears to be fine. Nice storage case.

This is not my first or my only range finder but it is the best.

Excellent value for money got this to replace my old 1 as old 1 never had vibration function.

He reports that it is a great size and easy to use as well as seems very accurate. He feels as though it's helping to improve his game!