Collection: PrecisionPro Golf

Back in 2015, the rangefinder aisle was a short one. A handful of brands, prices that made you wince, and not much to choose from. If you wanted a laser that actually worked, you paid a premium and took whatever those few brands decided to build. So we asked a simpler question: could we make a damn good rangefinder for under $200?

We didn't want a stripped-down version. We wanted a real one, fast, accurate, and tournament-legal, at a price that didn't feel like a penalty for wanting to know your number. Between the two of us, we'd seen the game from both sides. Clay came up through golf as a PGA Professional. Jonah came at it from the business side. What we shared was a tee time and the same complaint about everything already on the shelf.

A decade later, the shelf looks different. We compete with premium, genuinely innovative products now, and we hold our own. But the question that started the company still runs it: does this help your game or just complicate it?