SaleGolf Rangefinder with Laser & Slope – up to 600m
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Distance should be simple. Not a guessing game.
Aim at the flag, press the button and read the distance. The slope function adjusts for elevation, so you get the distance the shot actually plays.
- Laser with slope function
- Range up to 600 m
- Quick, clear readings
- Compact – fits in your pocket
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping over SEK 1,000 within Sweden and over SEK 1,700 (about €150) to the rest of the EU and other countries we ship to. Weekday orders placed before 2 p.m. ship the same day. Delivery normally takes 2–4 business days in Sweden. Shipping policy
Returns
30-day returns on unused items. Return shipping is free with our prepaid label, and you get your money back within 14 days of us receiving the return. Returns policy
How to use, material and care
How to use
Hold the rangefinder steady and aim at the flag or another target. With 6x magnification the flag is easy to find. It measures up to 600 meters and charges via USB.
Material and care
Keep the rangefinder dry and protected in your bag, and wipe the lens with a soft cloth. Charge it between rounds and it's ready on the first tee.
More to explore
Can I use slope in competition?
Rangefinders are allowed in most competitions, but the slope function may not be used. Always check the competition rules.
How far does it measure?
Up to 600 meters, which is plenty for any hole.
How do I charge it?
Via USB.
How fast will I get my order?
Weekday orders placed before 2 p.m. ship the same day. Delivery normally takes 2–4 business days within Sweden and 3–5 business days to the rest of the EU.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 30 days to return unused items, and return shipping is free with our prepaid label.
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