Golf Laser Rangefinder 600m with Slope-Adjusted Yardage

One press. Flag distance and slope, instantly.

One key. Instant flag distance.

Aim at the flag and press the single measure key. The reading appears in the eyepiece almost at once, so you keep your rhythm instead of standing over the ball doing arithmetic. The example readout shows 95.7 m.

Slope mode for hilly holes.

Slope mode works across a -20 to 20 degree range and shows the adjusted distance and the angle together. The example reading shows 20.0 m and 31.7 m at -10.0 degrees. That gap is often the difference between the club you wanted and the club you need.

Pocket-size with an HD lens.

The body is small enough for a jacket or cart pocket, with a rubber-textured grip for a steady hold. The HD lens keeps the sight line clear from the tee to the green.

Key figures at a glance

• 600 mMaximum measuring range
• 20°Slope adjustment, -20° to 20°
• 3 VCR2-3V battery included in the box
• 6 pcsItems included, carrying case to certificate

Ready for the first round in three steps

1. 1
   Fit the battery

   Open the battery compartment and insert the CR2-3V battery included in the box. Check it before you head to the first tee.

2. 2
   Aim at the flag

   Look through the eyepiece, center the flag stick in the view and keep the unit steady. Aim at the stick, not the tree or fence behind it.

3. 3
   Press once and read the eyepiece

   The measured distance comes up first. Read the slope-adjusted distance and angle next, then pick the club.

Everything you need in the box

• Rangefinder unit×1

  Teal and charcoal body with HD lens

• Carrying case (PRO series)×1

  Carabiner clip for the bag or belt

• CR2-3V battery×1

  Fits the battery compartment

• User manual×1

  Covers the one-key and slope modes

• Cleaning cloth×1

  For the lens windows

• Conformity certificate×1

  Chinese conformity certificate

Stop guessing from the fairway

The guess on the tee

You stand on the tee with the flag a long way out and the green sitting above you. You pace it off, you squint, and you pick a club you already doubt. On a hill, the number you guess is rarely the number the ball needs.

One press, real numbers

Raise the unit, aim at the flag stick and press once. The eyepiece shows the measured distance, then the slope-adjusted distance and angle. The device does the math on the slope so you do not have to.

Commit to the shot

With a clear number and a clear angle, the club choice gets simple. You swing knowing the yardage is right, and the next hole starts with the same confidence. That is the round you came out to play.

What to expect over your first rounds

1. First use
   Learn the one-key measure

   Point at the flag, press once and read the distance in the eyepiece. Practice on a known yardage marker to get comfortable with the display.

2. 3 uses
   Test slope mode on hills

   Compare the slope-adjusted reading with the flat distance on a sloped hole. Note how the adjusted number changes your club choice.

3. 30 days
   Build a routine on the course

   Measuring on most rounds makes it quick and automatic. Keep a short note of distances to track your own club carry.