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REDTIGER GolfVue 2 Golf Rangefinder: features, specs and who it suits
The REDTIGER GolfVue 2 (C016-US-M) is a 7X golf rangefinder with slope switch, flag lock, a light-adaptive display and USB-C charging. What the specs mean.
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The REDTIGER GolfVue 2 (model C016-US-M) is a handheld laser rangefinder for golf. It measures the distance to a flag or hazard, can correct for slope, and charges over USB-C. It is small enough to carry in a pocket or clip to a cart. Here is what its main features mean on the course.
Range, magnification and accuracy
REDTIGER rates the range at 5 to 1,200 yards with an accuracy of ±0.5 yards, in yards or metres. On a golf course, the long maximum range mostly matters for large targets such as trees or hills; flags are much smaller, so the distance at which you can lock onto one is shorter. The 7X magnification enlarges the view seven times, which helps you hold the target steady in the view.
Slope and tournament use
Slope compensation adjusts the reading for uphill and downhill shots, giving a distance that plays closer to the effective one. REDTIGER says slope can be switched off. That matters because many competitions do not allow slope readings, so the switch lets the same device be used in casual rounds and in play where slope must be off. Check the rules of the event you enter.
Flag lock, ranging and speed
The unit offers ranging, flag lock and speed measurement modes. Flag lock is meant to pick out the flag from the background and confirm with a vibration. REDTIGER calls this Flag Lock Vibration.
Light-adaptive display
The display adjusts brightness to the ambient light. In low light, REDTIGER says the black reticle changes to red, which makes the aiming mark easier to see against dark backgrounds such as trees.
Battery and charging
A 1,000 mAh rechargeable battery charges over USB-C and, REDTIGER says, provides 10 hours of continuous use.
Build, magnet and weather resistance
A magnetic strip lets the device attach to a metal golf cart frame. It is rated IP54, meaning protection against dust ingress and splashing water, but not submersion. It measures 4.4 x 1.7 x 2.8 inches (about 11 x 4 x 7 cm), and the listing gives a weight that rounds to 0.0 lb, so check the exact weight if it matters to you.
Support
REDTIGER lists a 2-year assurance, lifetime technical support and round-the-clock customer service.
Who it suits
It suits golfers who want a compact rangefinder with slope switching for both practice and tournaments, and who prefer charging by USB-C to replacing batteries.
What to check before you buy
- Tournament rules: confirm slope is allowed or switch it off.
- Eyesight and fit: 7X magnification suits different users differently; consider how steady you hold it.
- Mounting: the magnet needs a metal surface.
- Weather: IP54 resists splashes, not heavy immersion.
- Charging: you need a USB-C cable and power source.
- Care: keep the lens clean, as the manual describes.
The short version
- A 7X golf laser rangefinder rated 5 to 1,200 yards with ±0.5 yard accuracy.
- Switchable slope, flag lock with vibration and a speed mode.
- Light-adaptive display with a reticle that turns red in low light.
- 1,000 mAh USB-C battery rated for 10 hours; magnetic strip; IP54.
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