A premium digital laser rangefinder designed specifically for golf, featuring a built-in slope compensator, superb optical quality and selective target modes.
The world's only golf laser rangefinder to compensate for changes in elevation. Using a digital inclinometer, the PinSeeker 1500 slope edition determines distance based on the degree of elevation change. Scan across the course while viewing a continuously updated LCD display of the distance between you and your target. This model measures slope, +/- one degree of angle and compensated range, based upon ball trajectory and type of club used.
The PinSeeker 1500 offers golfers up to three ways to avoid the rough and find the cup:
1. PinSeeker Mode: this allows easy acquisition of the flag without inadvertently capturing background target distances. When more than one object is acquired, the closer of the two objects is shown on the LCD display.
2. Slope Mode: measures slope +/- one degree of angle, and compensated range, based upon ball trajectory and type of club used. All shown on LCD display.
3. Scan Mode: scan across the course while viewing a continuously updated LCD display of the distance between you and your target.
Features readings in both metres and yards, fully multi-coated optics, twist-up metal eyepiece with oversized ocular and +/- 2 diopter settings. This instrument is completely waterproof and features Rainguard® - this coating acts on water drops from rain, snow, sleet and even your own breath, reducing them into much smaller droplets. These tiny drops scatter less light, ensuring you a clearer, brighter image.
As endorsed by Sergio Garcia:
"I've been a long time advocate of Bushnell laser rangefinders. the PinSeeker 1500 slope edition not only acquires the flag without picking up background clutter, it also provides you with compensated distances based on your uphill or downhill lie. There's no other rangefinder in the world to do this, which is another reason Bushnell continues to be the unquestioned leader in yardage devices on tour." - Sergio Garcia.