Golf Rangefinder. Read Every Flag in Under a Second.

Reads to the flagstick at 400+ yards in typical conditions. Trees, bunker faces, layup targets — point and shoot in under a second on anything on the course.

Calculates the adjusted yardage accounting for elevation change. Uphill or downhill, the display gives you the club-selection number — not the raw distance.

When the laser locks the flag instead of the tree line, the rangefinder vibrates. You know you have the pin, not a background object — before you put it down.

A clear optic with diopter adjustment for different vision. Comfortable eye relief for glasses wearers. The flag stays sharp at distance, not blurry.

The included case clips to a cart bag side pocket or the belt loop of the cart. Ready to grab at address. Not buried at the bottom of the bag.

Rain-proof to IPX4 — works through morning dew and light rain without cover. The rubber-overmold grip stays secure in wet hands.

Slope compensation is legal for practice and casual play but not for USGA-sanctioned competition rounds. Most recreational golfers benefit significantly — it gives the correct club-selection yardage for uphill and downhill shots. The WYX rangefinder has a slope toggle so you can disable it for competition.

The rangefinder gives more precise point-to-point distance — flag, bunker face, layup target. The GPS watch gives automatic front/middle/back yardages without aiming. For players who travel or play varied courses, the rangefinder is more useful. Many serious golfers use both.

The CR2 battery (included) lasts 8,000+ readings — typically 2-3 full seasons of regular play before needing replacement. CR2 batteries are available at any camera shop for under $5.

Yes. The rangefinder works on any course, any conditions, at any time. It does not require course preloading or connectivity. Point, press, read. The slope toggle allows USGA-legal play when needed.