Product Details
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- 1 x Tour V6 Laser Rangefinder
- 1 x Premium Carrying Case
- 1 x Washable Micro-Fiber Cloth
- 1 x CR2 Battery
- 1 x Quick Start Guide
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- UNRIVALED PRECISION: Utilizing new and improved electronics, the Tour V6 is the most accurate, consistent and longest ranging Tour series laser Bushnell Golf has ever released.
- IMPROVED PINSEEKER WITH VISUAL JOLT: In addition to feeling when you have locked onto the flag, a red ring now flashes as JOLT vibrates to give you even greater feedback and confidence to know you have locked onto the flag.
- IMPROVED WEATHER RESISTANT DESIGN (IPX6): The most weather resistant (IPX6) Tour series laser Bushnell Golf has ever made.
- INTEGRATED BITE MAGNETIC MOUNT: Featuring Bushnell Golf’s exclusive BITE magnetic mount that allows you to easily mount the Tour V6 right on the cart bar.
- PRECISION: Get the right number on every shot, whether you are lasering a tree, bunker or a flag, Bushnell is accurate to within inches of your target.
- BUSHNELL GOLF APP: Unlock useful information like hole layouts with distance, 3D flyovers with distance, and wireless course updates.
- TOUR DOMINATION: Bushnell Laser Rangefinders stand apart as the undisputed #1 Laser Rangefinder in professional golf.
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- LENGTH: 4.5"
- WIDTH: 1.6"
- HEIGHT: 3.1"
- WEIGHT: 8.5oz
- WATER RESISTANT: YES, IPX6
- DISPLAY: LCD
- POWER SOURCE: 3-Volt Lithium (CR-2)
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Product Parts Warranty: 2 Years Limited Product Labour Warranty: 2 Years Limited
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We aim to ship all orders within 24 hours.
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30 Day Return Policy. Items must be in original packaging and unopened. Re-stocking fee of 10% applies on all returns.
The Bushnell Tour V6 is where the current generation of Bushnell tour-level rangefinders was built. Before the Shift arrived, the V6 was the benchmark — PinSeeker with JOLT technology, the fastest target acquisition Bushnell had produced to that point. The same engineering principles that made the V7 possible started here.
Five units remain in stock at $439.99. The current model, the Tour V7 Shift at $550, adds slope technology. The V6 doesn't have slope — which means one of two things depending on who you are: either that's a drawback worth $110, or it's exactly what you want. A clean, legal rangefinder with no modes to toggle and no rules questions on the first tee.
For golfers who play regularly in competitive rounds where slope devices must be switched off, the V6 removes the extra step entirely. Point, lock, get the number. That's the whole device. No slope mode to remember to disable, no risk of forgetting.
What Don says: "The rangefinder wars happen mostly in the specs. In the field, what matters is whether it locks on quickly and gives you a number you trust. The V6 does that. The V7 does it with slope on top. Choose based on what matters in your game, not what's newer."
Who this is for
Golfers who want proven tour-level precision at a lower price point. Anyone who plays primarily in competitive rounds where slope is prohibited — the V6 is always tournament-legal without any toggle required. Players on relatively flat courses where elevation adjustment adds minimal practical value to club selection decisions.
When NOT to buy this
If slope matters to how you manage your game, buy the Tour V7 Shift at $550 instead — it includes slope with a legal toggle so you can use it in both tournament and casual rounds. The V6 is previous-generation stock. When these five units are gone, this model is gone. It will not receive firmware or software updates going forward. If long-term support matters, the V7 is the right call.
Key specs
- PinSeeker with JOLT vibration feedback on flag lock
- Range: accurate to 1,000+ yards
- ±1 yard accuracy
- 5× magnification
- No slope — always tournament-legal, no toggle required
- Previous generation — 5 units remaining
Description
The Bushnell Tour V6 is where the current generation of Bushnell tour-level rangefinders was built. Before the Shift arrived, the V6 was the benchmark — PinSeeker with JOLT technology, the fastest target acquisition Bushnell had produced to that point. The same engineering principles that made the V7 possible started here.
Five units remain in stock at $439.99. The current model, the Tour V7 Shift at $550, adds slope technology. The V6 doesn't have slope — which means one of two things depending on who you are: either that's a drawback worth $110, or it's exactly what you want. A clean, legal rangefinder with no modes to toggle and no rules questions on the first tee.
For golfers who play regularly in competitive rounds where slope devices must be switched off, the V6 removes the extra step entirely. Point, lock, get the number. That's the whole device. No slope mode to remember to disable, no risk of forgetting.
What Don says: "The rangefinder wars happen mostly in the specs. In the field, what matters is whether it locks on quickly and gives you a number you trust. The V6 does that. The V7 does it with slope on top. Choose based on what matters in your game, not what's newer."
Who this is for
Golfers who want proven tour-level precision at a lower price point. Anyone who plays primarily in competitive rounds where slope is prohibited — the V6 is always tournament-legal without any toggle required. Players on relatively flat courses where elevation adjustment adds minimal practical value to club selection decisions.
When NOT to buy this
If slope matters to how you manage your game, buy the Tour V7 Shift at $550 instead — it includes slope with a legal toggle so you can use it in both tournament and casual rounds. The V6 is previous-generation stock. When these five units are gone, this model is gone. It will not receive firmware or software updates going forward. If long-term support matters, the V7 is the right call.
Key specs
- PinSeeker with JOLT vibration feedback on flag lock
- Range: accurate to 1,000+ yards
- ±1 yard accuracy
- 5× magnification
- No slope — always tournament-legal, no toggle required
- Previous generation — 5 units remaining
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