Incontro sports CaddyView V3 Golf Rangefinder | Pin Validation with Vibration & Slope Switch | 800-Yard Range

Pin-Seeking Precision with a Buzz. The Incontro CaddyView V3 confirms your lock with a vibration and features a Slope On/Off switch for practice & tournament use. Includes a magnetic cart mount and reaches 800 yards.

• 📳 Vibration Pin Confirm: Feel a confident buzz when locked onto the flag.

• ⚙️ Tournament-Legal Slope Switch: Toggle Slope mode on for practice, off for official play.

• 🧲 Magnetic Cart Mount: Attach securely to your cart for instant access.

• 🔭 800-Yard Laser Precision: Measure any distance on the course with clarity.

• 🛡️ IPX4 Waterproof & 1-Year Warranty: Built to last and backed for peace of mind.

• Play with Pro-Level Confidence

  • Never Second-Guess: The Pin Validation technology not only seeks the flag but confirms it with a subtle vibration, so you know the distance is right.

  • Practice Smart, Play by the Rules: Use Slope mode to learn true elevation-adjusted distances. Flip the switch to disable it, making the device legal for tournament play under USGA & R&A rules.

• Engineered for Convenience

  • Strong Magnetic Mount: Keep the rangefinder securely attached to your golf cart’s frame, always within arm’s reach.

  • Clear 6x Magnification & Display: The bright, clear view and intuitive display make targeting easy, even in varying light conditions.

• Rugged, Ready & Complete

  • Water-Resistant Design (IPX4): Don’t let rain end your round. Built to withstand wet course conditions.

  • Everything in the Box: Comes with a premium carry case, carabiner, battery, and cleaning cloth—ready to use right away.

FAQ:

• Q: How does the vibration help?
  A: It provides tactile confirmation that you’ve locked onto the flagstick and not a tree or bunker behind the green. This allows you to keep your eye on the target and gives unparalleled confidence in your yardage.

• Q: Is it really tournament legal?
  A: Yes, when used correctly. The device has a physical Slope Switch. When Slope mode is turned OFF, it complies with USGA and R&A rules for handicap posting and tournament play where distance-measuring devices are permitted.