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Question: Can you turn off the slope option if playing in a tournament?
Document: The slope feature is a cool addition - tells you 150 playing 160 uphill etc. However, if you are a tournament player then consider not having the slope feature as it is the last 10% and not allowed in many tournaments even if you don't use this feature so you would have to leave your V2 slope in the locker room. I personally play for fun and enjoy this feature.The one small negative is that mine came with a geeky flourescent orange case which if you strap to your belt lets everyone on the course know you have a range finder.
This is a truly ingenious device with deadly accuracy to 1 yard using the pinseeker option. I have thrown my GPS away now. This device has the advantage that not only can you find how far the flag is, but also how far is the bunker, what's the carry on the water etc. And if you want to know how far your drive was, you can stand at your ball on the fairway, turn round and pick up an object on the tee box. Since you are already carrying it, its also damn useful to augment your eyesight for spotting your ball after the drive.
The V2 requires you be a little sensible regarding the distance, and if the reading doesn't seem right, I simply scan again to verify. The slope option is well worth the extra $$ and, for me, it's dead-on. I simply can't see how someone would be disappointed with the V2 rangefinder.
Supplier sent a Tournament Edition Rangefinder, a much cheaper version than the V2 Slope Edition ordered. After many failed attempts to obtain slope data over a two day period, contacted Bushnell directly. They could not immediately diagnose the problem. After providing the serial number of the rangefinder, found out I was provided a cheaper model, the Tournament Edition. Bushnell recommended immediate contact with seller. Mistake or bait and switch tactic?Contacted Amazon, who is purportedly sending the correct model. Would have expected overnight delivery to correct the problem, but standard shipping provided.
No tricky computer downloads. No annual fees with the Bushnell V2.My Bushnell is just what I need and can be used with one hand. The V2 has the slope option and I have been checking this feature out and although prospects of a final opinion are good I am not ready to elaborate just yet so no 5 star rating. I also used this unit in my work (architect) and it has been very helpful. If you are going to buy it choose the one with the slope option.Ok-a couple of negatives--- the battery is troublesome to load into the unit and other reports of keeping it in its hole have been reported-alright I put a piece of gorilla tape over it as a precaution, I'm not proud.
As an avid golfer, this unit is fantastic. Not legal for tournament use but I go to the course and play a practice round and record the various reading on problem holes. Has saved me MANY strokes.
The Bushnell was terrible and  I returned it because it took forever to focus (irritating my playing partners), sometimes I never got a distance, and it used up batteries.
Used this rangefinder during a scramble tournament and it absolutely hit the distances on the nose. It was a great help with the elevation changes. Had another brand and could not hold it steady on the flag. The pinseeker function did all the work.Super addition to the golf bag.
This is the easiest little golf rangefinder you can buy! Don't waste time with annual subscriptions of those GPS I took it out and it was so easy to use and it took all the pressure off of my game. It is really small and the pinseeker is quick and concise. After a couple of holes of playing with it I strapped it on to my belt and it felt very comfortable it didn't even come close dis-comforting me. Buy this item and you will not regret it. Chevy salesman from California..
this range finder is awesome.I've dialed in my shots for more birdie opportunity's.super lite,and simple to use.wish i would of had one years ago.takes alot of guess work out of playing when you have your club distances on paper.the only drawback is holding steady in wind. it takes 3 or 4 reads to get a average. would highly recommend to anyone wanting to improve his or her score.very accurate,especally reading up and down hills.
Answer: yes