Ever stand on the tee wondering how far that bunker is? Or whether the pin is front or back?

If you’ve thought about getting a rangefinder or GPS but aren’t sure which to choose, this guide breaks it down. You’ll see exactly what each tool does, when to use them, and which one fits your style of play.

Need exact yardages? Rangefinders win. Want full-hole layouts and quick numbers on your wrist? GPS makes it easy.

You’ll also find out why many golfers use both—and how that combo can help you shoot lower scores.

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