Precision Pro Golf Reviews

"I had the original skeleton design and one more skin, so I was happy to get some more options for a good price. I got a great pack - see the photo and I\u2019m pumped to change the skins around. "

"I have had a NX7, NX9 and now the NX10 which is clearly the best yet. The target acquisition speed and accuracy is a definite improvement and the ease of use is great. Coincidentally the second hole I used it on the first day yielded a 137 yard hole-in-one. \ud83e\udd2a My son liked mine so much he ordered his own.\r\nI have always the technical support that you have provided over the past eight years. \ud83d\udc4d"

"I love the speaker but having issues with the adjusted yardage. You would think an uphill shot would require more yardage but for some reason it takes away yardage. I have it set for slope but it\u2019s just not reading correctly for slope. Please see picture below - uphill shot and it took yardage away from the shot. Pam Russell"

"Purchased this range finder after trying more expensive units. The NX10 is the easiest to use and on top of that is customizable with special skins. "

"The NX10 is MUCH improved over the NX7 I tried 5 years ago. The NX10 feels much more solid as it has more weight to it. It is accurate and gives the same distance measurement as a Bushnell Tour V5. My old NX7 did not give reliable distance measurements so I returned it. I do have confidence in the NX10 - the internals have been upgraded and is very accurate now. The size is nice and fits my hands well. I have not used the magnet mount because I always walk, but it feels like it attaches as strong as a Bushnell when I tried it on a friend's cart.\r\n\r\nI have been researching reviews of rangefinders for several months. I decided to try the NX10 after all the positive reviews and testing. The NX10 does what a rangefinder is supposed to do - give you the correct distance to a target. The number displayed is the same as from a $400, $500, or $600 rangefinder. I have never found a need for a red display because I don't play in the dark. The display is easily read from early morning to late in the afternoon.\r\n\r\nI found two minor issues. It has missed the pin a couple of times. One time the displayed yardage was over 600 yards so it was obvious. Another time it read 169 when the actual yardage was 109. When I re-shot the yardage, it showed the 109 to the pin instead of the 169 to the trees behind the green. I am sure it was just I didn't pay attention to where I was aiming the NX10. The biggest issue for me is I find the smooth plastic to be very slippery. It definitely needs some rubbery texture for grip. I have added some adhesive foam to the removable plate for added grip. It helps but is still a little too slippery. I may add some more foam to the other parts of the rangefinder. Or I might even get more extreme and add a couple of small pieces of grip tape to it (rough tape that is used on steps to keep from slipping).\r\n\r\nOverall, it is a very good value for the price and has a great warranty and free replacement batteries. I have confidence in the distances and I feel like it is built to last. It is replacing my current Bushnell Pinseeker 1500 which I bought in 2006. I hope this rangefinder will last as long. "

"The NX10 is MUCH improved over the NX7 I tried 5 years ago. The NX10 feels much more solid as it has more weight to it. It is accurate and gives the same distance measurement as a Bushnell Tour V5. My old NX7 did not give reliable distance measurements so I returned it. I do have confidence in the NX10 - the internals have been upgraded and is very accurate now. The size is nice and fits my hands well. I have not used the magnet mount because I always walk, but it feels like it attaches as strong as a Bushnell when I tried it on a friend's cart.\r\n\r\nI have been researching reviews of rangefinders for several months. I decided to try the NX10 after all the positive reviews and testing. The NX10 does what a rangefinder is supposed to do - give you the correct distance to a target. The number displayed is the same as from a $400, $500, or $600 rangefinder. I have never found a need for a red display because I don't play in the dark. The display is easily read from early morning to late in the afternoon.\r\n\r\nI found two minor issues. It has missed the pin a couple of times. One time the displayed yardage was over 600 yards so it was obvious. Another time it read 169 when the actual yardage was 109. When I re-shot the yardage, it showed the 109 to the pin instead of the 169 to the trees behind the green. I am sure it was just I didn't pay attention to where I was aiming the NX10. The biggest issue for me is I find the smooth plastic to be very slippery. It definitely needs some rubbery texture for grip. I have added some adhesive foam to the removable plate for added grip. It helps but is still a little too slippery. I may add some more foam to the other parts of the rangefinder. Or I might even get more extreme and add a couple of small pieces of grip tape to it (rough tape that is used on steps to keep from slipping).\r\n\r\nOverall, it is a very good value for the price and has a great warranty and free replacement batteries. I have confidence in the distances and I feel like it is built to last. It is replacing my current Bushnell Pinseeker 1500 which I bought in 2006. I hope this rangefinder will last as long. "

"Love my new case. When I bought my precision pro range finder they didn\u2019t have an NLU option or I would have supported them. But this new case is awesome. Great protection and look is clean and awesome"