No. Like most I am a Bushnell guy. Others I know go with Leupold. Both are known for their optics, customer service and dependability. I want a rangefinder that I can depend on. I have been with Bushnell for over thirty years. Only two brands I would recommend. Others cost less, but as they say, you get what you pay for. With respect. Good luck. =)

There has been a Blue Tees rangefinder kicking around in the lost and found where I work for the last month or so. I have tried it out the pro shop window, watching players and balls come down our 9th and 18th holes. It seems quite good. It vibrates when you lock onto a target, just like my Bushnell does. The optics seem just as clear, too. In fact, I have been using it instead of the two pairs of binoculars we keep in the shop to oversee the course. The Blue Tees RF is sharper IMO. I have no idea what the BT sells for, but from what I can tell, if it's a lot less than a Bushnell V4 Slope, then it would probably be a decent bargain. Admittedly, I have not used it out on the course in a variety of golf situations, so can't comment on how well it performs overall. It seems well-made though.

I've used Bushnell for years and still do. In the last 3 years, I added a Garmin Z (80 and 82) series to my bag and it has been my go to. I've seen Blue Tees advertised in some of my feeds and if you have an opportunity to test the unit before committing, that would be a good thing to do.