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Bushnell Golf GPS 368100 Yardage Pro Review
Bushnell Golf GPS 368100 Yardage Pro Overview
Bushnell 368100 Yardage Pro GPS Rangefinder
Bushnell Golf GPS 368100 Yardage Pro Feature
- Easy to Use Interface, Distance at a Glance, LCD screen with backlight
- Distance to Center, Front, & Back
- Store up to 10 courses
- Auto Shut off/ Sleep Mode After 30 Minutes, Rechargeable Li-Ion battery
- USB PC interface for downloads
Customer Reviews
DO NOT BUY – John T. Villanueva – Virginia
This was just a waste of money. Just like most of the reviewers of this product I experienced the same problem ie unit turns on and off by itself, would freeze, would not pick up satellite signal just a headache. I returned the unit to Bushnell 2 weeks ago but no acknowledgment of receipt or status of repair.
More trouble than it’s worth – G. Shope – St. Louis, MO
I’ve been considering purchasing a GPS yardage finder for a while and finally decided on this unit. The set-up was a huge pain…it took me almost 2 hours. The screens that come up don’t exactly match what you see in the manual illustrations. And the instruction manual leaves a lot to be desired, in my opinion. Once I completed the set-up, the actual course download was simple and fast. I downloaded the one free course that you’re allowed as a trial and took the yardage pro to the golf course. Part way through the round, it locked up. None of the keys would work and the display was locked on the last yardage. When I got home, I played around with it and got it turned off. I then joined I.Golf which is required to get golf course data and loaded two courses onto the device. After making sure the battery was charged and the two course were indeed on the unit, I took it to the course again. When I turned it on at the course, the data for both courses was gone and the clock had reset to GMT. The display started flickering and then went blank. As I tried to turn it off and on, all I got was a vertical line through the display. At that point, I was ready to put it on a tee and see how far I could pound it down the fairway. I guess now I have to deal with Bushnell under the warranty, and according to the other reviews I see here, it’s going to be another headache. My advice is to buy a different brand of GPS.
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