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[@jimmyberry2429]

I have one and absolutely love it. Easy to use and very accurate. Game changer for cart path only days. They also have great customer service? Had a small issue with the rangefinder, sent it back in, and the same day they sent me a brand new one. They also have a magnet cover in testing and hope it to be out soon. That is the only thing this rangefinder really needs.

[@LetsPlayThru]

That’s great to hear about their CS

[@terrypeeples1942]

What does the cube run price ?

[@Integratedcraig]

Gabe- Great Rangefinder! Would love it if you did an in depth vid on your new driver, Ping 10K with Brava shaft..!! I'm headed down to BGT in Richardson TX to build my 10K with Brava shaft in mid-June! Excited about the shaft tech and the more forgiving 10K head! Thank you!!

[@tcofield1967]

I've been wanting one of these for a while. I've known a few people that have had the Cube and they love it. I don't ride very often but on occasion I have to because either the course requires a cart or the distance between tees is too much for my 56 year old tushy doesn't want to walk a 800 yards between tees. This is on my radar for my birthday in a couple of months. Will send the link to my son as a 'hint'. They do make a silicone cover for the Cube that might correct some of the slipping issues. If and when I order one (I still have a hard time pulling the trigger on something when the one I have still works fine) I probably get one of those as well. It's only 20 bucks.

[@roncarlton1882]

Finally decided to upgrade to the Cube. The current version has a silicone case with a magnet. I like the ability to recharge. Only downside I see thus far is the colors of the reticle. Red and Green are very bright to the eyes. I was shocked a bit the first time I looked thru the view finder and turned it on. Whoa. Read the user manual but did not see the ability to adjust the brightness. Looking forward to see the results after a few rounds.

[@Seektruth-59]

1) magnet interferes with the internal processor which requires heavier insulation that would make it much bulkier and is small enough to keep in pocket or on belt in the ca 2) you can get a silicone cover for grip or just grab a silicone band or two to wrap around it 3) waterproofing increases cost substantially and reason the cost is so good and do you really care about yardage when it’s pouring and you have the Garmin S70 on the wrist anyway.

[@kingtaco1472]

You're still gonna bring those clubs if you can't see your ball and if you aren't sure of the lie. The Garmin Z82 is awesome. The battery that everyone discusses is small so it actually charges really fast. I can grab it on the way to the course and charge it until I arrive and be just fine.

[@geno816]

It comes with a rubber case that keeps it from being slippery. Also, they have a new case coming out that will have a magnet on it. My con is that the display on the side could be a little brighter.. but it is the best range finder I've ever used. And I've used it for 1 year

[@Iversonwings1]

Nice review, looks like a great device. $349 is kinda steep for a rangefinder imo

[@andrewtopping1937]

If the "tech" that was displayed actually works well, a $349 price tag isn't too bad.

[@michaelfreeman4250]

Nice!!! When my rangefinder gives it up, this one may be my first look

[@SteveInUpperMI]

A lot of great functions and technology in this! Nice review

[@LetsPlayThru]

Definitely some things I haven’t seen before.

[@timmcdonald9877]

As usual, great review!! Congratulations on your weight, I’m doing the same thing, I feel great!!

[@samoglesby8372]

Thanks for the discount code, I live at Pinehurst and when playing Pinehurst #2 or Pinehurst #4, both of these courses are walking only or cart path only all the time, I use my personal cart to play these course so this range finder will make playing these two courses so much easier, thanks again. Sam

[@LetsPlayThru]

What an amazing place to live!! I’ve still never been, it’s up there on my bucket list.

[@samoglesby8372]

@@LetsPlayThru Just let me know when you will be in the area. I just played #2 with "Mr Short Game and Josh Kelly, they were here for a sponsored USGA and Lexus KZbin Influencer day prior to the OPEN. I am a Committee Chairman for the 2024 US OPEN.

[@LetsPlayThru]

@@samoglesby8372 oh that’s very kind of you, thank you

[@shanestiles5445]

Interesting tech

[@Danjr704]

Sorry didn’t have time to watch whole video, but I’m wondering if this has a gyroscope to help eliminate hand shakes when trying to focus on the flag? Not sure if any range finders have it or not, but so many times I can’t lock on cause my hand shakes too much cause of muscular issues.

[@scknoll123]

Been using it for a year, perfect for cart path only during the rainy season

[@Pete.C]

iPads and iPhones have sophisticated electronics in them and have magnets too. I agree with you that they could have added magnets. Smaller size means easier to lose.

[@markzinda8863]

How COOL is that! Remember the days when we played by sight and feel??!! Makes for a great Fathers Day gift!

[@LetsPlayThru]

Absolutely. My dad still eyeballs it.

[@DawgDaddy]

Sometimes finding a yard marker close enough to step off was a true pain.

[@mister.wizard]

Question Gabe. I want to know what your opinion of this situation. I have a Garmin S62 watch to use for my distances and a range finder I almost never use. There are times I play with others and the distances between my watch and their range finders can be off by as much as 10 to 15 yards. Which do you feel is truly the most accurate or have you tested this scenario? If it’s anyone, I’m sure you would come up with the solution to this quandary!

[@RyKnocks]

It depends on how accurate you are. If you're really good and are accurate to 5-10 yards, then a rangefinder would help more. If you're not accurate to 5-10yds, then you just need enough info to know which club you're hitting with. There's a mental element to this too. If you don't feel confident in your watch, then get a rangefinder. It's like when people say a new $3000 set isn't going to make you better (which is usually technically true), but if it makes you more confident, then who am I to tell you how to spend your money? Confidence is always key in my book, so go with whatever encourages that.

[@derrickmoore9180]

I love mine, but I think the humidity/altitude adjustment is suspect. I played a few rounds at 6600 ft followed by rounds at 1700 ft and there was very little difference.

[@roncarlton1882]

Gabe, I’ve been checking the reviews on the cube. Currently trying to decide between the Cube or Precision Pro Titan Elite. Any input would be appreciated.

[@thelammas8283]

Have to get one. Hate it when I overhit a 500 yard drive 😀

[@TestStripSteve]

Hey Gabe. Let's Play Thru .. Gabe the New Cleveland XL zip core is released .. WOW the iron looks real real.nice compared to the last model . Gabe can you do a review on the New Cleveland XL zip core . It could be a real keeper ..!!

[@user-oo9zf1hx6n]

When I first started playing golf, and I am sure when you first started Gabe,this type of technology was not available. I would never have dreamed about this. Playing in the UK when I first started, buying the course yardage book from the Pro was a must. Things are simpler now Gabe, all you have to do now is hit the ball the yardage your range finder tells you,and hit it straight. That is where I have my problem. When is it that you are over here near Thailand?

[@LetsPlayThru]

Indeed. Not sure when I’ll be in Thailand again, but likely a few years off.

[@user-oo9zf1hx6n]

@@LetsPlayThru I thought you was going to The Philippines and Japa? In this vicinity.

[@sahealom71-cn7ls]

What is the Bangladeshi price of this device??

[@885wc]

Love the tech, but man, the more I play, the more I feel I want to simplify my life on the course. I think the Nikon Stabilized Range Finder is still the one for me. Don’t think I can ever use a non stabilised finder.

[@Theonewhoknocks87104]

Can you please review the takono wedges, not a lot of reviews out there and would love to see your take on them

[@LetsPlayThru]

I have tried them, I like them. But it was my understanding they were phasing those out.

[@eketelon]

What course we're you playing?

[@josephwirtz8352]

I wonder if it works as well with people who have shaky hands?

[@Chris54321]

Great technology but I question the ballistics feature. From 175 one person might use an 8 iron and another might use a 4 iron. Unless you input your loft, launch angle, I don't see how it could be accurate. Again though, very nice product.

[@LetsPlayThru]

That’s a good point, I’ll ask them how they account for that.

[@ollyw2897]

Just not sure I could use a rangefinder. A GPS watch is more discreet and gives an idea of distance good enough for my ability. I’d hate to stand there getting an accurate distance then chunking it 10 yards 😂

[@AlmadenJeff]

I think not have the rubberized coating for grip is an advantage. These have a tendencies to break down and get too sticky.

[@LetsPlayThru]

I can see that, yes

[@origprankster]

Crickey! You've lost weight. Well done!

[@shakeyfly]

how does the ballistic mode work? Do you enter in your club lofts?

[@LetsPlayThru]

It’s not personalized. Just using aggregated data.

[@BaxGolfPNW]

1 year warranty?

[@islandsnow]

Guarantee what? The triangulation? I believe the voice caddie laser fit can do it. But it doesn’t have slope which is a big downer

[@TicTac4224]

My $120 dollar one does all but the caddy future and has a display on the outside and its never been off for the last 2 years..

[@dwaynemorris3079]

TicTac4224 which one do you have?

[@sethlover6498]

forget the range finder... how are you liking that putter? i have been intrigued... just cannot justify 600 for a putter..

[@aarontooley570]

I never realized that you do NOT use a glove at all.

[@rudy9050]

I have to say, I really wonder how many average golfers truly need some super accurate rangefinder ? I would go so far as to say maybe 1 in 100 players has the ability to accurately hit specific yardages. So honestly why pay $349 when $25 actually does the job ?

[@larrylightfoot8738]

Idk a range finder is one of those things I just feel silly going cheap on, the super cheap ones usually don’t have flag lock on or will be well off regularly, can also use it for hunting too

[@chocolategravyandbiscuits8418]

I use my Leupold archery rangefinder. Just started this year. I thought my local course posted yardages are wrong. They are not.

[@jeffbehringer1262]

The thing of it is, the ones out there are highly accurate as is. Bushnells etc. maybe mickelson or Bryson could do something with this info but most people it won’t make a difference. The Caddie mode is cool though. Although you could do it with a calculator. Pythagorean theorem.

[@andrewbowman409]

Definitely most golfers would benefit from this. If you’re attempting to break 90, this is a good step if you know your average yardages

[@Seve007]

@@larrylightfoot8738 I’ve got a milessey which cost me £79 and it has pin lock, slope, can measure height of trees, angles and speed of things like a speed gun and it’s every bit as accurate as my friends £570 bushnell 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@6Glitch]

I seriously question whether or not you know what a cube is

[@billwatson6662]

It's against the rules. Period. You can use it for casual play but if you use it in sanctioned events you are cheating.

[@Cartman8402]

How wrong you are! It's allowed in tournament play. Even the PGA Tour allows them.

[@billwatson6662]

@@Cartman8402 If it has SLOPE it is illegal. This has much more that calculates more than slope and is illegal for tournament play in USGA events. Even the PGA says a device with the ability to deliver slope is illegal. Read it.

[@mattreynolds981]

​@@billwatson6662also not true they just can't use the slope setting or button. Almost all have slope on them but just aren't able to use it. Do your research first.

[@JLeeGolf]

​@@billwatson6662 lol how does it feel to be so confidently wrong.

[@billwatson6662]

@@JLeeGolfThe rule change was in part facilitated by the USGA and R&A when the governing bodies modernized the Rules of Golf in 2019, when the devices were declared legal, albeit with qualifications. As the rule states, a “golf course or the Committee in charge of a competition does have the option to prohibit the use of distance-measuring devices by Local Rule.” The USGA allows for rangefinders in some of their amateur events as long as the slope function is disabled. This has sometimes led to confusion; it was at last year’s U.S. Women’s Open that rookie Natthakritta Vongtaveelap was disqualified when her caddie used a rangefinder multiple times during the first round at Pebble Beach.

[@tyg1434]

Technology will never make you a scratch golfer. Just enjoy the game

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Waaaaaaaayyy overpriced.

[@PaddyP538]

The lack of magnet 🧲 make it annoying to use. And the side LED is very dim out in the day. For some reason, the numbers it gives compared to others I play with, leaves me wondering about it’s accuracy. 🤷‍♂️