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Bushnell Golf launches Tour V6 rangefinders

Bushnell Golf has updated its laser rangefinder offering with the launch of the new Tour V6 and Tour V6 Shift, both of which go on sale later this month.

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Bushnell Golf has updated its laser rangefinder offering with the launch of the new Tour V6 and Tour V6 Shift, both of which go on sale later this month.

New to both models is improved PinSeeker with Visual JOLT, where the PinSeeker algorithm has been enhanced to give golfers even greater confidence that they have locked onto the flag or their intended target, while the Shift model, as with previous iterations, also has the option of factoring slope into its yardage readings.  

With a measuring range of up to 500 yards and offering x6 magnification, both models also feature a built-in magnet which enable them to be attached to a metallic object, whether that be the strut of a golf buggy or a trolley, for quick and easy access.

“With every new rangefinder, our goal is to provide golfers with the most accurate distance readings to perform at their highest level,” said Darren Bragg, Commercial Manager EMEA, Bushnell Golf. “We have been at the forefront of innovation for over 20 years, the new Tour V6 and Tour V6 Shift are significant additions to the portfolio. Improvements to accuracy, consistency, our PinSeeker with visual Jolt, plus our Tour-trusted slope technology continues to make our lasers the number one laser in golf.”

The Tour V6 (RRP £329) will be available at retailers nationwide from April 19 and the Tour V6 Shift (RRP £399) will be available from April 24. 

For details, visit www.bushnellgolfglobal.com.

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