littlevinny19

I just came back from a one day Dave Pelz short game school. I asked the instructors what they thought about the Solus wedges and they had good things to say, even though they are biased towards the Dave Pelz wedges. I have the Solus wedges and I think they are great. I have trouble hitting out of sand traps and I am able to get out easier with the Solus wedges. I am a 28 handicap and this is my third summer golfing and I am now starting to break 100 consistently.

I agree with you. I tried the GolfBuddy and it kept freezing up. I now have the Callaway LR 550 and it is quick and accurate and simple to use.

I tried the GolfBuddy from Golfgalaxy. It worked great for 3 holes and then the screen froze. I had to power it down and power it on again. This happened two more times so I gave up on it. It took some time to aquire the satellites. I like the idea of GPS but basically, they are computers, therefore I purchased a Callaway LR550 rangefinder. It is quick, acurate, and simple.

I have a Callaway LR 550 laser rangefinder by Nikon. I have used it three times and I really like it. It gives accurate distances in an instant. Most importantly, it has built in image stabilization like video cameras. If you hold down on the button it will scan the distance to various objects for 8 seconds. It has automatic shut off, so you can point and shoot, get distance and put it down without worrying about turning it off. It is waterproof as well. There is not much in the way of reviews online since it is new this year. I was considering the Bushnell Y2 tour, but I did not like the fact that it did not have image stabilization, was not waterproof, and did not have a scan feature. Does anyone have any knowledge of the Callaway rangefinder?