One of the most basic mistakes whilst learning to play golf is picking the incorrect club for the type of shot you are presented with. It’s not only hazards which you have to look out for, the height of the hole and hardness of ground also determine where your ball may end up. Using a tournament safe aid such as a range finder may benefit your distance calculation for playing golf or you can just keep an eye on the usual ground markings found every 50 yards typically.

 Even if you have all the latest technology, common sense and experience counts when playing golf.  A rangefinder will allow you to accurately measure the yards to the pin but following this information blindly will end up in trouble.  The relative height of the pin and the hazards in-between should slightly modify your club choice.  The biggest thing to remember is the roll of the ball, aim for about 10 yards in front of the green to allow for extra roll near to the pin,...

 When playing Golf one of the biggest problems for beginners is trying to guess the distance from the ball to the pin to accurately pick the right distance club length.  A club number too high and you could fall short of the the green, one too low and it could be a disastrous roll off and you could find yourself fishing your ball out of a hedge or even pond!  Range Finders allow you to accurately measure the distance to any pin, the Bushnell product range included 'pin seeker'...