ARTBULL LS-1000 Golf Laser Rangefinder with Slope and Flagpole Lock

You raise it to your eye on the tee, find the flag in the 6x view, and the distance appears in yards before your playing partner has pulled a club.

The ARTBULL LS-1000 is a handheld laser rangefinder in an olive green housing with black rubber ends and a textured grip. The lenses sit at the front, the eyepiece with its focus ring at the back, and the housing is marked 6x20 Waterproof next to the ARTBULL badge.

It reads distance in yards or meters and works in five modes: line distance, horizon distance, vertical distance, height difference and golf mode. Slope compensation corrects for angled terrain, and the flagpole locking mode picks out the nearest target so the flag is the number you get.

Key Benefits

• Flagpole locking Short range priority ranging helps the laser lock on the flagpole and ignore objects behind it.
• Slope compensation The slope reading combines horizontal distance and height difference, so uphill and downhill shots show a playing distance.
• Five measuring modes Line, horizon, vertical, height difference and golf mode cover the course and general distance work.
• 6x magnification A 6x20 optic brings the target close, with a field of view listed at 6.5 degrees.
• Ready out of the box A CR2 battery, a carrying strap and a user manual are in the package.

Best for: Golfers who want yardages from the tee to the green, and anyone who measures distance and height difference outdoors.

Why It Works

Distance is the one number that decides a club choice, and a rangefinder gives it in a second. This one keeps the controls simple, adds the slope reading for uneven fairways, and shows yards or meters, so it works on the course and away from it.

Quick Product Facts: ARTBULL LS-1000 laser rangefinder; 6x20 optics; field of view 6.5 degrees; measuring range listed at 5 to 1000 meters; measurement time listed at 0.3 to 1.5 seconds; 1 yard precision listed; yards and meters; modes line, horizon, vertical, height difference and golf; slope compensation; flagpole locking; operating voltage 3V, CR2 battery; weight 280 g; package: rangefinder, carrying strap, CR2 battery, user manual.

How It Fits Your Routine

Before the round, fit the CR2 battery, clip the strap to your wrist or bag and choose yards or meters. On the tee, look through the eyepiece, put the crosshair on the flag and press to measure.

On a sloping hole, switch to the slope reading to see the distance adjusted for height. Away from the course, the vertical distance and height difference modes measure how far and how high a target is.

FAQ

What is in the box? The rangefinder, a carrying strap, a CR2 battery and a user manual.

What distance units does it show? Yards and meters.

How does the flagpole lock work? It prioritizes the nearest target at short range, so move the crosshair slowly around the flag until the reading locks.

Which battery does it use? One CR2 3V battery, which comes in the package.