The Nikon COOLSHOT 40i Golf Laser Rangefinder features ID Technology, allowing stress-free club selection when facing a shot with elevation change. When in Golf Mode, the COOLSHOT 40i displays slope-adjusted distance as well as to-the-target distance. This ID (Incline/Decline) Technology feature eliminates second-guessing on how far uphill or downhill a shot will play. With so many unforgiving elements on a golf course, don't let elevation change be one of them.
Knowing your personal yardages for every club will give you an extra advantage when facing difficult shots during play. By using a COOLSHOT 40i golf laser rangefinder to learn your distances while you train, you’ll gain the precise knowledge you need to improve your score on the course.
Get the slope adjusted distance for any uphill or downhill shot, thanks to the all new Golf Mode – found only in Nikon’s COOLSHOT 40i golf laser rangefinder. By utilizing Nikon’s highly advanced ID Technology, you can be confident that you have an accurate angle-compensated distance, so that you can select the right club and hit the ball at the proper trajectory.
The First Target Priority Mode feature displays the range to the nearest target among the multiple results obtained. This assures that the measurement shown is the pin and not any objects in the background.
With HYPER READ Technology, you will receive extremely quick measurement display, regardless of the distance. This will allow you to get quick readings to various points on your approach.
One push (and hold) of the Power button and the rangefinder will continuously measure the range for eight seconds. This is useful when trying to find measurements of multiple or very small or thin objects, allowing you to know the distance to hazards, pins, mounds, and trees in one push of the button. With this feature, you have the ability to scan across the green to easily pick out a flagstick from the background.