First Look: Bushnell Golf Phantom 3 Slope Handheld GPS
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First Look: Bushnell Golf Phantom 3 Slope Handheld GPS

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First Look: Bushnell Golf Phantom 3 Slope Handheld GPS

Bushnell Golf recently unveiled its latest golf GPS device, the Phantom 3 Slope. A revamped version of Bushnell Golf’s handheld golf GPS, the Phantom 3 Slope features a large, easy-to-read touchscreen display, offering golfers slope-compensated distances at a touch.

Release Details

  • Available in June at Bushnell Golf retailers nationwide
  • Retail price of $149.99
  • Offered in four colors: Red, white and blue; neon green; orange; black
  • Preloaded with 38,000+ courses
  • Integrated BITE magnetic cart mount and belt clip accessory
  • 14+ hour battery life

Phantom 3 Slope: Slope Compensated Distances

Building on the success of the previous model, the Phantom 3 features several new additions, including slope-compensated distances. This feature allows golfers to get precise yardages adjusted for elevation changes. The slope function can be toggled on and off, making it legal for tournament play.

Touchscreen Display and User Interface

The Phantom 3 Slope introduces a large, easy-to-read touchscreen with an intuitive user interface. This upgrade simplifies navigation and ensures golfers can quickly access the information they need. The auto course and hole recognition feature makes setup effortless while the auto-prompt score entry helps golfers keep track of their game seamlessly.

Advanced Golfing Features

Preloaded with more than 38,000 courses, the Phantom 3 Slope provides golfers with front, center and back distances for every hole. The device also offers GreenView with movable pin placement, enhancing accuracy and confidence in every shot. Additional features include a shot distance calculator, a round timer and an odometer.

Bushnell Confidence: Integrated Technologies

Bushnell Golf‘s commitment to innovation is evident in the Phantom 3 Slope’s features. The device supports up to six hazards per hole, ensuring golfers have all the information needed to navigate the course successfully. With its integrated BITE magnetic cart mount and belt clip, the Phantom 3 Slope is ideal for cart riders and walkers.

Phantom 3 Slope: Additional Features

  • Patented slope-compensated distances
  • Touchscreen with intuitive UI
  • Auto course and hole recognition
  • Auto-prompt score entry
  • Bushnell Golf mobile app Included

A New Standard in Golf GPS

“Our mission at Bushnell Golf is to create accurate, easy-to-use distance measuring devices for golfers of all levels and the Phantom 3 Slope does exactly that,” said Nathan Duke, Bushnell Golf Global Product Manager. “With an upgraded touchscreen featuring intuitive UI and slope-compensated distances, the new Phantom 3 is packed with all of Bushnell Golf’s latest innovations and is the perfect addition to our GPS product lineup.”

The Bushnell Phantom 3 Slope handheld GPS is a solid option for golfers looking for a blend of advanced features and affordability. Check out the Phantom 3 Slope at Bushnell Golf retailers nationwide starting in June.

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      Don White

      7 days ago

      I have Bushnell but would not purchase another because they are too small and difficult to read in the shade.

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      Dave Strycker

      7 days ago

      I will more than likely purchase the Bushnell Phantom 2 Range Finder. I like that it is small, appears to be simple to
      use and doesn’t have a speaker to play music. My friends and I are on the course to have fun and enjoy around of golf. We can listen to music away from golf.

      Reply

      Rich S

      1 week ago

      I will buy it because of the slope feature.

      Reply

      Sam

      1 week ago

      I have had 2 Phantoms. The first one worked intermittently. I purchased a newer model and it works great. I walk and attached the Phantom to my push cart. I like it.

      Reply

      dwh46

      1 week ago

      I had two Bushnell Phantom Two models over a 2 year period. The 1st one quit after about 9 months use. Bushnell support worked with me to fix it but it never operated normally again. To their credit they shipped me another new GPS. However, only 4-5 months after that, I again couldn’t get it to operate properly (the charging function failed) . Therefore I lost any confidence in their product & went back to a Garmin which had provided me with excellent performance over the years.

      Reply

      Rich

      1 week ago

      I had an earlier version. When it worked, it gave good numbers. I can’t buy Bushnell after my experience.

      Reply

      Phil4300

      1 week ago

      I have a Phantom now. Once or twice a round it loses GPS and I have to restart it. ☹️

      Reply

      rkj427

      1 week ago

      Very interesting, feature packed, and reasonably priced GPS system that seems to be ideal for those walking the courses using a cart or trolley.

      Reply

      Geo

      2 days ago

      I have 2nd. I’m looking forward for reviews and demos. To see if better and show new features. Only downfall is confusing buttons. It is a pain but I love this thing lol I always carry it upside down in my belt to read. Can carry my marker too lol

      Reply

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