Golf rangefinders are devices used to measure the distance between a golfer and a selected target on a course. In South Africa, golf rangefinders are used across various courses and playing conditions to support distance assessment. These devices commonly use laser or GPS technology to provide measurements in yards or metres. Laser models calculate distance by targeting a specific object, while GPS models use course mapping and satellite data. Golf rangefinders may also include features such as slope measurement, target identification, and course information. Their use can help golfers understand distances to greens, hazards, flags, and other relevant points during play.
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