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Our lasers are designed for fast and accurate distance measurement. No compromises—they come equipped with all the features golfers need.

Our lasers are designed for fast and accurate distance measurement. No compromises—they come equipped with all the features golfers need.





Our golf lasers use an invisible, eye-safe Class 1 laser beam that is “projected” onto distant objects at the push of a button. The golf laser’s high-performance digital timer then measures the time it takes for the laser beam to reach the target and return. The electronics calculate the distance with an accuracy of +/-1 meter and display it in either yards or meters on the built-in LCD display. It takes only a few moments from the moment the button is pressed to trigger the laser beam until the distance is displayed on the screen.
Since golf rangefinders “project” a laser beam onto the target to measure distance, the distance reading is partly determined by the target’s reflectivity. In other words, this means that hard or reflective targets—such as rocks—can be measured more easily at greater distances than softer surfaces, such as the golf flag. Distances for weakly reflective targets, such as trees, fall somewhere in between.
In the U.S. and the U.K., you won’t find a single golf club that doesn’t attach reflectors to its flags for players. They’re also appearing on more and more challenging courses in Germany, but unfortunately, they’re still far too rare. When a reflector like this is mounted on the flagstick, it’s virtually impossible to miss the flag.
The LCD display shows:
FlagFinder mode makes it much easier to hit the flag. The algorithm identifies the nearest target and displays the distance to it without measuring the distance to background objects.
The vibration provides the user with an extra cue so they know when they've caught the flag.
Scan mode minimizes and compensates for hand movements. Thanks to continuous measurement, even very small targets at a great distance can be hit.
Slope functionwith elevation measurement. The actual distance you need to play, based on the elevation difference, is displayed. For example, when playing uphill, a shot to a flag 100 meters away should be played as if it were 110 meters. The slope function can be turned on and off with a button, making it tournament-compliant.
The solar panel supplies power to the built-in battery, enabling battery-free operation.
The ergonomic design makes it easy and comfortable to use. Compact, lightweight, and designed with golfers in mind.
The case is water-resistant, so don't worry about sudden rain showers.
Our products are developed and designed in Germany. Specialized partners manufacture our golf lasers using state-of-the-art technology.
