Which would we buy? First time using a golf laser! INKERSI KE 500 vs ARTBULL LS 650

[@Vibe174]

Bought an Inkersi range finder 5 months ago because of your videos, charged it the first day I got it and its still on full battery, paid just under £40 for it and its been faultless, cant go wrong for the money

[@garymartingolf]

I know, I can’t remember ever having to charge mine 😂 It’s still not been beat 😅

[@robintompkins8745]

Great to see these budget lasers doing so well, they could be a way of lowering that initial outlay for a new golfer.

[@garymartingolf]

Honestly, I’ve sold my Bushnell! Got offered £200, so I’ve just got the inkersi on the bag. Does the job for me.

[@michaelr9397]

Used a range finder for first time last week, club comp away, course didn't have GPS as was redesigned. After initially finding it fidgety to get on to, I found it very useful for managing our way round a new course. Would be interested in maybe a more middle of the road one. Something a bit more quality like you said in vlog. The one I used was shotscope.

[@garymartingolf]

What sort of price point are you thinking? 100-200? I’ve never tried shot scope to be fair, I’ll have a look at their prices.

[@michaelr9397]

@@garymartingolf Yea somewhere around that, have been looking at the GolfBuddy ones today as my watch is the GolfBuddy W12.

[@unclejim2330]

I once had a ball mark tool that had range finding lines on it and even that was illegal at the time. Golf is so much easier theses days.

[@tommiethatcher7265]

Are you sure James isn’t Gary Webster 😂😂, James has fitted in really well on the channel is this video is a cracking range finder video

[@daiwilliams5628]

Still using my Revasri that you and Daz reviewed , £45 from Temu , still doing the biz for me Gaz.

[@royclose946]

Well done gaz 😊

[@garymartingolf]

Cheers Roy 👌🏼

[@edanzore]

Why didnt you check the yardage on his gps watch to compare?

[@AnotherLostBall]

Agreed. The tech in the lasers is pretty simple so the distances should be similar. The differences between the various lasers will come down to build-quality, lenses, etc. I’d be more interested to know how various GPS gadgets (phone apps, watches) compare to a laser for yardage (bearing in mind the gps apps and watches generally give distances to front/middle/back of the Green rather than the distance to the flag)

[@edanzore]

@@AnotherLostBall the are not the same when measuring to a pin or specific point. Gps is not designed for that on the course

[@vanbalzup6481]

I just use 18 birdies. It’s free, it’s on my phone that’s already in my pocket so I don’t have to carry around something else to lose. It also allows me to completely plot out my round prior to playing, it records my shots, my distance and my score. I literally have zero idea why anyone in 2024 would carry around a range finder.

[@SteveFromStockport]

100% agree!

[@nathanlamb6011]

No signal on some golf courses…

[@smp5577]

Temporary greens!

[@vintageswiss9096]

RedTiger for $70 is the sweet spot. Under $100... slope/distance/speed... usb-c... super strong magnet... weatherproof... and proper build quality... For $40, the first time that cheap plastic breaks, you would have saved money on the quality one... You said yourself that the clip broke the first time out... cmon now...

[@edanzore]

Gaz, you get what you pay for.