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Check out what GolfWRX members are saying about the Precision Pro Titan Elite Rangefinder

Precision Pro Titan Elite rangefinder

The Titan Elite features a robust aluminum shell and a best-in-class IP67 dust and waterproof rating. The Titan Elite stands alone with seamless integration to the Precision Pro Golf app, unlocking features not available in any other rangefinder, including front, center, back distances and Find My Precision Pro.

Check out the full testing thread here.

How we choose our testers

GolfWRX staff evaluates each entry against the criteria laid out in the testing thread to determine the best fit for each specific product — For example, if a game-improvement iron is being tested, game-improvement iron-playing golfers will be considered

Member testers

• Warrick
• bertsbogeys
• getair23
• WV_golfer
• dmecca2

Member review highlights

Warrick

“Nice sturdy unit, has a touch of weight but not heavy, simple charging, flip down plate and plug in, nice case. The optics are good on this, picks up distances quick in my backyard. Magnet is strong, really good first impression.”

bertsbogeys

“I currently use the Caddytek CaddyView V3 from Costco so I will be comparing it to that! The build quality is already much better and sturdier to the Caddytek, it feels premium and well-built.”

“I have been loving the Titan Elite. I have probably used it for over 15 rounds now and not had to charge it yet. I love the vibrating feedback when you tag the pin and haven’t received a bad yardage yet. Definitely should be highly considered amongst the other premium options in the market – feel is very sturdy and I love the designs they offer rather than the standard grey/black.”

getair23

“You immediately notice this is a high-quality rangefinder right out of the box. The Titan has excellent feel and weight; when I opened it, it was charged 100%.”

“My first impressions on the course have been positive. I walk most rounds and am never too far from my bag, which allows me to take advantage of the Bluetooth connectivity.

“The Titan Elite has already eliminated the need for multiple devices and saved my Apple Watch battery. Typically, I use Hole 19 on my watch for the front, middle, and back and then a rangefinder for the flag and slope yardage, often leaving my watch without a charge for the rest of the day. The Titan was very easy to synch with the Precision Pro App. I love having all the info I want before a shot at the click of a button.”

“My other Rangefinder has a similar app and club tags similar to Arcos. My experience with that system has left me wanting more. The constant connectivity and the need to tap the back of the club on a separate device are frustrating. After a few years, I essentially have 14 screw-in ball markers in my grips.

“The Precision-Pro connects instantly to the app, which was a major gripe of mine in the previous device. It found my location and kicked into gear instantly. ”

“The Titan Elite should be considered a high-end range finder. It checks every box as a no-frills range finder, and the more I use it, the more it separates itself from the pack overall.

Vs. the competition

• Bushnell has led the pack for a long time. Most have 6x magnification, similar to the Titan, and are well made. I could be happy with either as just a rangefinder, but the extra features on the Titan quickly separate it from Bushnell.
• Garmin Z30 has similar features (including Find My Rangefinder) and magnification, but it does not show the front, middle, or back without using your phone.
• Garmin Z82: I really wanted to love the Garmin Z82, but I don’t. The hole graphics and information available are often helpful, especially on a course you don’t play a lot, but this thing lags. At $600, the juice is not worth the squeeze.
•  Shot Scope is also feature-rich but lacks overall identity because it tries to do too much and isn’t good at any of them. It feels light and cheap. It is within a yard compared to other devices, but I often have to shoot the pin several times to get a number. I loved the idea of the club tags (think Arcos). Having to have a separate device to carry around or hope it stayed on the range finder (it doesn’t) was a lot to do during a round. I credit them for not charging a subscription, but the extra effort to gather data made me stop using it quickly.

“To date, I highly recommend the Precision-Pro Titan. It is exceptionally well made, picks up the pin accurately and QUICKLY, and is priced in line or better than other high-end range finders.”

WV_golfer

“First impressions when I opened the package was the exceptional build quality of the device itself. I chose the standard “silver bullet” model. Very classy looking product with high-quality case.  Connectivity to the app was surprisingly seamless.  I was anticipating this needing some effort, but it was connected within 2 seconds.  Quality looking app as well with lots of functionality.

“I have only been able to use the rangefinder for 1 round so far, but first impressions were very impressive.  When I arrived at the first tee, I opened the app, and it knew the course I was on, so I selected “start round” and away I went.  The optical display is very crisp and clear and while it’s only 6x magnification, it feels closer to 7x.  I will add that the magnet on the device is quite strong.  As far as ranging various targets, I enjoyed the functionality of holding down the laser button and scanning different targets.  They immediately update as you scan and when you finally hit the flag, you feel a very obvious vibration and a visual effect in the display to confirm you’re on the target.  Very nice touch.

“As for the GPS, I wasn’t sure if I would like having 2 separate buttons for laser and gps but after using it live, I feel that the display would have been too cluttered to try to display all that information at once.  I love having that feature when, for instance, you’re hitting an approach to an elevated green and can’t tell if the flag is front, back or middle.  This is an incredible feature, especially for tournament players that are used to calculating pin locations from the pin sheet.”

dmecca2

“I have my first round of the year tomorrow and it’s also my first tournament. I dove into the app a little bit and found a feature called “personal layups”. Sure enough, it’s a course scouting feature. You go in beforehand and map out yardages off the tee like carry over bunkers and yardages to hazards, etc.”

“With a high of 40° I was concerned about the battery life of the Precision Pro and the new electric handwarmers I had. The handwarmers lasted about 2 hours… the rangefinder is still at full charge. The optics are way better than my old Bushnell. A lot of rangefinders have dark spots around the edges if your eye is lined up correctly, the Precision Pro did not. As for the front/back/center numbers, I love how it isn’t a permanent fixture on the display. You press a button and it appears. I found that for some holes, this feature wasn’t needed, so I didn’t press the button and the display wasn’t cluttered with more information than I needed. But on holes like this, I press the button and get really important information.

“Battery life update. I have now had the rangefinder for a month and a half. I charged it the first day I got it, and I have not plugged it back in. I’ve only played 4 rounds with it, but it still shows full battery on the optic view.”

Bonus Comment

getair23: There are three strong magnets under the badge on the left side of the rangefinder. If you ride, it will never fall off the cart. A club easily picks up the Titan.

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