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Question: how do you change distances  from yards to meters with the tour V2
Document: I've used the Bushnell Tour V2 unit for a few weeks now and it's a good product to have in the bag. However, I have found it difficult to get good distances outside of about 175 yards. Right now, that's good enough for my purposes (most of the time) but I am considering the addition of a GPS device to my arsenal, which would really allow me to zero in on distances everywhere on the course.
(The fact that the Bushnell rangefinder will display the measurement in either yards or meters is especially helpful).
My wife and I play about 3 times per week. We were seeking a device to help us with distances and had considered GPS devices and range finders.The Bushnell Tour V2 has helped both of us to better (lower) scores and taken distance questions out of the equation. We love it!!! !
Purchased this item for my daughter who plays high school golf so the range finder gets a lot of use. Firstly the carry case did not even last a year but was replaced for no charge by Bushnell. The main issue is the mode button did not last the 2 years the product is under warranty for and is stuck in meters and cannot be changed back to yards. Have noticed on the new model they have changed this flawed mode button completely.
I've had this bushnell Tour v2 for 1 1/2 years. Requires CR2 battery which has never had a very good battery life. I had to change about every 6 weeks and now I have to change ever 7 days - play 3 times a week. My last bushnell had a 9 volt which lasted a very, very long time. Plus the older model would give a &#34;heads up&#34; re: low battery warning LOB - this model does not.
Learn how to use the automatic scan feature if you are not sure what you are scanning. The changes in distance as you scan back and forth over different objects will be obvious in identifying the object you are scanning, especially for objects which are 200+ yards away. As you scan back and forth the closest distances will be the objects you know are closest to you. You can then easily determine which object you are scanning if they are further than the closest objects scanned.5.
The product is very good. I tried to measure many matters, flag, hazzard,flowers, waters and all were sharp.When I used it, I get a new feel, because earlier I missed the distance between 15 - 30 yards. In addition, it is not big problem, if in the official competition I can't use the product, because I play not so much courses, and for me is enough some distances to know punctually.
like the infomercial says, golf is a game of inches on the tour, but i dont play on the tour. the gps devices available now are almost as accurate. if the measurement is off by one or two yards, it isnt the end of the world for me. i turn my gps on at the beginning of the round, attach it to my bag, and dont have to be messing with it while playing. i dont have to pick it up and look through it everytime i take a swing.
The accuracy of the GPS reading is another issue. It can be off by 10 yards in certain cases. I can't tell you how many times I was doubting the reading on GPS and ended up making bad shots. With V2 Slope, I definitely felt more confident about the distance. The biggest advantage about V2 for me was approach shots from 120 yds and in, especially 40-80 yd. I don't have to second guess. After 2 rounds, I felt very confident about the reading V2 was giving me.
Fantastic. The pin-seeker technology really works! Not only does the V2 seek pins, with background, but also pins that are not easy to see, and from distances greater than advertized. I've been able to range bunkers and the edges of greens as well. Santa Clause really got this one right.
Answer: yes