Z30 or Tour Hybrid? Answer 4 questions about Garmin ecosystem use, onboard GPS, display, battery style and how independent you want the rangefinder to be.
The Garmin relays to compatible Garmin devices; the Bushnell has onboard GPS front/center/back in its own viewfinder.
Z30 uses a red OLED laser display; Tour Hybrid uses an LCD with GPS yardages integrated into the viewfinder.
Use only features you would actually use on the course.
Both use replaceable batteries, but they use different battery types and different device ecosystems.
You want a connected 6x Garmin laser with red OLED, Range Relay, Find My Garmin, PlaysLike, a built-in magnet and IPX7 protection, and you already like using a compatible Garmin display.
You want a self-contained 6x Bushnell GPS-laser that shows slope-compensated pin plus front/center/back yardages together in the viewfinder, with no phone or signal required for its core GPS.