Do You Use a Golf Rangefinder?
Jane Filing (Editor)
In the latest Women’s Golf Group question we asked if members had a rangefinder in their golf bag and did they find it helped their game.
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In the latest Women’s Golf Group question we asked if members had a rangefinder in their golf bag and did they find it helped their game.
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