Andrew Noyce
By Andrew Noyce

Callaway has added to its range of distance measuring devices with a Hybrid Laser-GPS model that incorporates the two popular methods golfers use to map their way around the course.

Combining the precision of a laser with the at a glance measurement information of GPS the Hybrid packs everything you need into a compact device that still weighs in at just 220 grams.

Callaway Hybrid Laser-GPS Rangefinder

Using Callaway's Pin Acquisition Technology (PAT), the laser can locate and lock on to flags up to 300 yards away with accuracy to within one yard and also offers 6 times magnification for multiple-target measurements up to 1,000 yards away.

The GPS function gives accurate distance measurements to the front, centre and back of the greens as well as layup and carry yardages to hazards and doglegs. The device is pre-loaded with yardage information for more than 30,000 global golf courses and there are no download or subscription fees.

Joining the Hybrid Laser-GPS is a Pro version of the Callaway 300 Laser Rangefinder. The 300 Pro features 'Slope' technology that measures the angle of incline or decline to the target and uses this to calculate the slope-adjusted distance.

More from Callaway
Share:

Gallery

Callaway Hybrid Laser-GPS Golf GPS Rangefinder - Product Details

UK LaunchNovember 2016
UK Launch RRP£329
Device TypeHybrid GPS Laser
ElevationYes
Shot MeasurementYes
ScoringNo
Power OptionsBattery
SubscriptionNo
DimensionsWidth: 107mm, Height: 76mm, Depth: 44mm
Screen SizeWidth: 18mm, Height: 18mm
Device Weight220 grams
Course Capacity30,000
Manufacturer's WebsiteCallaway Website

Retail Partners

Facebook Comments