Golf Laser Rangefinder With Slope 1190m White
Golf Laser Rangefinder With Slope 1190m White
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This golf laser rangefinder gives you quick distance readings on the course, with a measuring range of up to approx. 1190 m and accuracy of plus or minus 1 m. The 6X magnification eyepiece helps you line up targets clearly. A dedicated golf mode combines flag lock with vibration feedback and slope-compensated distance readings. A built-in magnetic design lets you attach the rangefinder to a golf cart frame or other metal surface between shots. You can switch the readout unit, including metres, and recharge the unit through a USB-C port, which makes it a practical accessory for regular rounds and practice sessions.
Key Features:
- Flag lock with vibration: in golf mode, scan from the background towards the flag and the unit vibrates and flashes the flag icon when it locks on
- Slope compensation: shows both the straight-line distance and a slope-adjusted distance to help with club selection on uneven terrain
- Two measuring modes: straight line distance mode and golf mode with slope compensation
- 6X magnification: helps you view distant targets more clearly through the eyepiece
- Switchable units: change the display unit (including metres) by holding the M button for 3 seconds
- Magnetic design: attaches to metal surfaces for easy access while playing
- USB-C rechargeable: convenient charging without disposable batteries
Specifications:
- Measuring Range: 5 to approx. 1190 m
- Accuracy: plus or minus 1 m
- Magnification: 6X
- Units: Metres (switchable)
- Modes: Straight Line Distance, Golf Mode with Slope Compensation
- Power: Rechargeable via USB-C
- Colour: White
- Operating Temperature: -20 to 50 degrees Celsius
- Usage Type: Golf distance measuring
Package Contents:
- 1 x Golf Laser Rangefinder
Note:
- The eyepiece display is not illuminated, so readings can be hard to see in low light or at night.
- Do not measure through glass, as it reflects the laser and affects results.
- Rain, fog, dust and heavy air pollution can affect measurement accuracy.
- Minimum measuring distance is 5 metres.


