NP is a multi-functional golf rangefinder with 10 measurement modes.
1,Slope Distance Mode:
The Slope Distance Mode that helps players achieve more accurate shot distances in varying terrain conditions. This mode takes into account the difference in height between the target and the player and adjusts the measured straight line distance to provide an ‘effective distance’.
2,Vertical Distance Mode:
The Vertical Distance Mode is a special measurement feature used to calculate the vertical distance between the target and the player. This mode is often used in scenarios where the target is up and downhill or at different heights, providing more accurate information about the shot being played.
3,Horizontal Distance Mode:
The Horizontal Distance Mode of the Golf Rangefinder is used to measure the horizontal straight line distance between a player and a target. This mode is useful in a variety of scenarios, especially when dealing with high and rolling terrain.
4,Speed Measurement Mode:
The speed measurement mode of a golf rangefinder is a feature that is specifically designed to measure the speed of a golf ball travelling through the air. This mode typically captures the movement of the ball through a laser or other sensor, providing real-time speed data..
5,Two Points Height Mode:
The two-point height mode of a golf rangefinder is a feature that measures the difference in height between two points. This mode is often used in scenarios where the height difference needs to be assessed to help players better understand the relative position of targets.
6,Closest Distance Mode
The closest distance mode of the Golf Rangefinder is a feature used to quickly measure the distance to the nearest target. This mode is particularly suited to scenarios where target distances need to be obtained quickly and accurately, such as in complex course layouts.
7,Fastest Distance Mode:
The fastest distance mode of a golf rangefinder is a feature designed to quickly acquire the shortest distance to a specific target. This mode is particularly suited to situations where quick measurements are required, such as quick decision making during a tournament.
8,Golf Distance Compensation Mode:
The Distance Compensation Mode (sometimes referred to as ‘Difference Mode’) in golf rangefinders is a feature that adjusts the measured distance to the slope and height difference of the terrain. This mode is intended to provide a more accurate distance to the actual shot, especially in uphill and downhill conditions.
9,Area Measurement Mode:
The Area Mode of the Golf Rangefinder is a feature used to measure the total area of a specific area. This mode is ideal for use in golf course design and strategic analysis to help players and coaches better understand the course layout.
10,Volume Measurement Mode:
The Volume Mode calculates the volume of an object or area by measuring dimensions such as length, width, height, etc. of the object
