In The Mail: Shot Scope Customized Range Finder
Arriving in the mail for review this week was a customized Range Finder from Shot Scope.
Shot Scope is a leading manufacturer in golf GPS and shot tracking technology, with GPS watches, laser rangefinders and shot tracking tag systems.
Their latest is the Pro X Rangefinder with a customized design plate that allows golfers and pro shops to personalize their gear. These would also make a great gift for member-guest events, tournament prize packages, or to further enhance the club’s or corporate brand with its logo.
As you can see, Shot Scope was very generous in creating a personalized rangefinder for me. The logo came out beautifully.
The range finder comes in black and white, and Shot Scope has a minimum six units order.
That, however, makes it perfect to memoralize a buddy trip or perhaps as a groomsmens’ gift.
“Our 2025 product lineup is our most fun and advanced to date, especially with the new PRO-X rangefinder and its virtually endless options for the graphics customization program for golfers and golf courses,” said David Hunter, Shot Scope CEO. “The overwhelmingly positive response from the golf industry, golf professionals, and buyers at the recent PGA Show was very exciting and has set the foundation for our increased investment across the United States to further support our retail and distribution partners. We’re committed to giving golfers the best tools to enable a more engaging on-course experience.”
The PRO X’s Key features
- Custom-designed plate
- Built-in cart magnet
- Adaptive slope technology
- Rapid-fire detection
- Target-lock vibration
- Range 800 yards
- x6 magnification
- Precision clear lens
- Adjustable eyepiece
- Accurate to 1 Yard
- Water-resistant
- Anti-slip grip
- Conforms to the Rules of Golf
- 24-month warranty
- Replaceable CR2-3V Battery
PRO X can be purchased at shotscope.com with multiple limited edition designs available at an MSRP $199.99 USD / CAD $249.99.
I’ll have a full review on how the rangefinder performs in a couple of weeks.
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