Remembering the previous range can save a second measurement—but only if you actually compare distances. Answer 5 questions to see whether recall is useful or unnecessary.
Think about club changes, layups and comparing two targets.
Recall earns its keep when the previous number remains relevant.
Choose the feature that saves you the most friction.
Recall is useful only if pressing for it feels natural.
Use this as the final tie-breaker.
A current premium laser whose Yardage Range Recall can display the last ranged distance with a Mode-button press.
An ultra-compact slope laser for golfers who prefer a direct point-range-read workflow over memory features.
A stabilized standalone laser for golfers who care more about acquiring the current target cleanly than recalling a previous range.