This Unique 'Screen View' Rangefinder Is Now $100 Off At Golf Galaxy

(Image credit: Callaway)

published 28 November 2022

This Unique 'Screen View' Rangefinder Is Now $100 Off At Golf Galaxy

Looking for a new rangefinder during Cyber Monday? Well, look no further, because we've got a huge $100 saving (opens in new tab) on one of the most unique and technically brilliant rangefinders on the market. When I first saw the Callaway Screen View Laser Rangefinder, I was immediately interested in what this piece of kit can do. While it resembles more of a camera than some of the rangefinders on sale during Black Friday (opens in new tab) it eliminates the need for golfers to look through an eyepiece, thanks to the excellent screen on the back of the laser.

Sold as a rangefinder that can 'eliminate the troubles associated with looking through a traditional eyepiece', the high-res screen on the back of the rangefinder picks up any target on the course. akin to a camera, and delivers reliable and accurate distances to that target with slope factored into those yardages. While it may look a little clunky, this rangefinder can deliver accurate measurements of targets up to 1000 yards away. Simply hold the lens up, point at your target and wait till the rangefinder pulses, which confirms it's locked onto your target.

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(Image credit: Callaway Rangefinder smart screen )

The rangefinder also comes with a 'magnahold case' that allows users to securely affix the rangefinder to the metal struts of your golf cart. That means you can quickly and easily grab the rangefinder throughout your round and get a yardage from wherever you are on the course. While this is a fantastic offer on a great rangefinder, if it's not to your tastes, we've also got hundreds of Cyber Monday golf deals live (opens in new tab) on our site now, which features some excellent savings on some of the best rangefinders on the market.

Ed has been playing golf for as long as he can remember and is obsessive about the sport. He is regularly sought after by family members and friends for advice on what equipment to buy and uses his background, having written extensively on golf in the past, to produce equipment orientated content for Golf Monthly.

Having obtained a Masters in Law with Medicine from the University of Liverpool, Ed has recently changed paths into journalism and just last year achieved his NCTJ Sports Journalism Diploma with the Press Association.

He has written for a variety of media outlets over the years and has interviewed some big names in sport, including Premier League managers, All Blacks Coaches and Grand Slam tennis superstars. He has also worked on some huge sporting events, including the 2021 Australian Open and the 2022 FIFA World Cup. And when he's not writing for Golf Monthly, you'll find him producing news and feature articles for the MailOnline's sports desk, where he covers everything from football to rugby union.

During his weekends off, you'll likely find Ed heading out for a round at one of his local golf clubs with his friends, and was, up until recently, a member at the Leatherhead Golf Club in Surrey. Ed also plays the saxophone, can tell you some pretty terrible dad jokes and can knock up a very tasty carbonara!