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Review of the FlightScope i4 Rangefinder – Plugged In Golf

News RoomBy News RoomJune 20, 2025Updated:June 20, 20255 Mins Read
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FlightScope i4 Rangefinder Review: Your Smart Golfing Buddy

Quick Overview

Hey there, golf enthusiasts! If you’re on the hunt for a slick rangefinder, you’ve got to check out the FlightScope i4. This little beauty isn’t just any old laser rangefinder. It’s packed with tech that can help you nail down your distances and even gives you some smart club recommendations when paired with the FS Golf app. Just keep in mind, you’ll need to input wind direction manually. Let’s dive into the details!

Let’s Get Started

I hadn’t checked out a FlightScope product in a while, and boy, was I in for a treat! My last review was on the Mevo+, and since then, FlightScope has clearly been hard at work. The i4 Rangefinder is not just your traditional device; it’s like having a virtual caddie right in your pocket. I’m super excited to share what I’ve learned after a few weeks of putting it through its paces. So, let’s jump right into it!

Unboxing & Initial Impressions

On opening the box, the usual suspects were there: the laser rangefinder, a handy case, charging cord, cleaning cloth, and a quick start guide. My unit was fully charged, and I was super eager to try it out. First up? Measuring the distance to my dining room light fixture (because, hey, why not?). The operation was seamless. Press the button near the eyepiece, and bam! You’ve got your distance right away, complete with a little vibration to confirm.

Setup Made Easy

Setting it up was a breeze. You’ve got a couple of buttons—one for powering it on and getting the distance, and another to switch modes. Have a flagstick you want to measure? Just hold the button down until you see the Pin Detection Indicator light up. There’s also the “M” button to toggle features like slope adjustments and units (yards or meters). Oh, and Bluetooth functionality? Yep, it’s there for those smart features you’ll definitely want to use.

The Magic of FS Mode

Now, here’s where the fun really begins. Once you connect the FlightScope i4 to the FS Golf app, you can access what they call “FS Mode.” This is where the magic of smart golfing starts to happen. To access the cool features, you’ll need to input the wind direction manually—unlike some other brands that do this for you automatically. Toggling the wind direction on the viewfinder is pretty easy, but it does add a few seconds to each measurement. Still, it felt great knowing that I was considering the wind when deciding my next shot.

Quick & Accurate Distances

When it comes to speed and accuracy, the i4 impressed me right away. Measuring distance is almost instantaneous! Any delay was on me for not centering the flagstick. Comparing it to other high-end rangefinders, the i4 held its ground, providing both straight-line and slope-adjusted distances that were spot-on.

Understanding FS EO

The FlightScope i4 brings something unique to the table with its patented FlightScope Environmental Optimizer (FS EO). It factors in everything from wind speed to air pressure and even humidity to provide you with an effective playing distance adapted to your specific conditions. That’s right—no more guessing. The i4 uses all this data to help you make your shots as accurate as possible. Talk about smart tech!

Club Recommendations

One of the coolest features of the i4 is the personal club recommendation. It uses your performance data from the FS app to suggest the perfect club for the distance. You can gather this data in three different ways: conduct a gapping session with a FlightScope launch monitor, import data from another brand, or just enter it manually using their Smart Gapping feature. I tried the Smart Gapping option by entering just my 7-iron carry distance, and while it did give me generally accurate results for my irons, my driver data was a little off. Not a huge deal for me since I only hit driver off the tee anyway.

Physical Features & Usability

Now let’s talk about the design! The i4 comes in a handy zippered case with a magnetic closure, which is a nice touch. Its size is just right—not too big and not too small—ideal for slipping into your pocket. Plus, it includes a strong magnetic attachment, so you won’t have to worry about it bouncing out of the cart frame. And I personally love that it charges via cable rather than needing to mess around with replaceable batteries.

Price Point & Value

Now, let’s get down to the money talk! The FlightScope i4 retails for $499, which is actually pretty decent when you stack it up against competitors like the Bushnell Pro X3+, which comes in at $599. Sure, the Pro X3+ has some features like dual display colors and a longer range, but when it comes to tech capabilities like environmental factors and personalized recommendations, the i4 definitely has the upper hand.

Wrapping It Up

In conclusion, the FlightScope i4 is genuinely impressive from a technology standpoint. If you’re a golfer who thrives on data and is always looking for that extra edge, this rangefinder could be your new best friend. The myriad of information it provides is quite impressive! But let’s be real—not everyone will find it perfectly suited for their style. I loved being able to factor in wind direction, but I’ll admit I forgot to set it a few times. Regardless, one thing is for sure—the i4 takes the guesswork out of club selection, making your rounds more efficient and enjoyable.

Interested in the FlightScope i4 Rangefinder? You can check it out HERE and see what the buzz is all about!

Thanks for joining me on this exploration of the FlightScope i4! Now go ahead and crush those drives! 🏌️‍♂️

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