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#1
10-05-2007, 03:30 AM
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Re: Range finders
Im looking for a rangefinder. Torn between buschnells' top two. One gives a yardage. The other calculates uphill downhill distance factored in. Any recomendations?
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#2
10-05-2007, 02:44 PM
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Re: Range finders
If you ever hope to play in a tourney with it, you can't have one that measures slope.
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#3
10-05-2007, 03:55 PM
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Re: Range finders
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If you ever hope to play in a tourney with it, you can't have one that measures slope. [/ QUOTE ] Oh, I see you're going to take credit for that nugget of info. Let's review this thread sequentially. [ QUOTE ] Black Knight: Sure you can't use it in tournies, but for those you just have to work harder on pacing stuff off [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] ntnBO: The USGA changed the rules starting in 2007 to allow devices that measure distance only in tournaments at the discretion of the tournament committee. [/ QUOTE ] No response from you on this matter until... [ QUOTE ] Black Knight: If you ever hope to play in a tourney with it, you can't have one that measures slope. [/ QUOTE ] As I've said, so many statements here really make me laugh. BO
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#4
10-05-2007, 04:14 PM
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Re: Range finders
1) You're a dick.
2) I knew about the rule a long time ago when I was first looking into getting a rangefinder. 3) I've NEVER seen a tournament (that I'd ever enter) that allowed their use. so, 4) I just said "sure you can't use it in tournies" because it's very RARE for them to make the local rule allowing them for a given tournament. Hell, most don't even know that they could make that ruling. Finally, 5) you're a dick.
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