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LPGA players to receive techy perk with new Nikon partnership

LPGA players to receive techy perk with new Nikon partnership

LPGA players to receive techy perk with new Nikon partnership

ORLANDO, ⁢Fla. (March 7, 2023) –– The LPGA and Nikon announced today ⁢an⁤ exciting ⁣new partnership that ⁤will provide ‌LPGA players with⁤ cutting-edge technology to ⁤enhance their game​ and elevate the ⁣fan experience.
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The LPGA and Ladies European ⁣Tour announced⁢ Wednesday ⁤a new partnership with Nikon — and it’s one ⁣that ⁤comes with an enviable⁣ perk for the players.

Nikon has become ⁣the official ​rangefinder of both tours, and as part of the deal, players will receive a free ‌Nikon⁣ COOLSHOT PRO II Stabilized Rangefinder. The rangefinder is designed to help golfers get accurate distances to the ​hole, and it features a number of advanced features, including:

  • Stabilized ⁢image technology⁤ that makes it easy to⁤ get a clear view of ⁢the target, even ⁤when your⁢ hands are shaking.

  • Pinpoint Technology that⁣ provides ⁢precise⁤ distances​ to the flag, even⁤ if there are other objects in the background.

  • Slope compensation‌ that takes into account the slope ‍of the‍ green ​to‍ give you an accurate distance ⁢to the hole.

The⁤ Nikon COOLSHOT PRO II ‍Stabilized ‍Rangefinder is a valuable ⁣tool for any ⁤golfer, and it’s⁤ sure to be ⁣a popular perk for LPGA and Ladies European Tour players.

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