Lock in every yard.
A precision rangefinder engineered for golfers who care about their score — not the badge on the side. 1000-yard range, ±1-yard accuracy, pin-lock with vibration.
Built for the green. Trusted at the pin.
Premium engineering, without the premium price tag.
Every feature golfers actually use on a €400 rangefinder, built with the same optics and laser tech. We cut the badge tax — you save €240.
6.5× magnification with multilayer-coated lenses. Crystal-clear sighting from tee to green, even on overcast Irish mornings.
Scans through background clutter and locks onto the flag in under half a second. A discreet vibration confirms the read — no second-guessing.
A physical slope switch on the side. Visible to playing partners and rules officials — the only way to be R&A and USGA compliant during competition.
Play the shot, not the number.
Slope ONUphill lies trick every golfer. Slope mode reads the angle, calculates the true playing distance, and shows the recommended club yardage right under the line-of-sight reading.
Slope-adjusted yardage displayed below the true distance — see both at a glance.
Physical on/off switch on the side. Visible compliance for tournament play.
±0.1° angle precision, calculated from the integrated accelerometer.
Finds the flag. Tells your hand.
Hold the button and sweep across the green. The NK-1000 isolates the flag from background trees, bunkers and water — then sends a soft pulse through the grip the moment it locks. You feel the read before you read it.
Up to 200-yard flag lock with reliable detection through wind, rain and shadow.
Haptic confirmation — no need to look away from the eyepiece.
0.5-second measurement with continuous scan mode.
Built like instruments. Priced like sense.
Class 1 invisible laser. Fully multilayer-coated optical glass. Designed in-house, built by the same factory that manufactures for premium European brands.
Same features. A fraction of the price.
The NK-1000 stands shoulder to shoulder with rangefinders costing three times more. Here's the honest breakdown.
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RevaGolf NK-1000
This rangefinder
€89
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Bushnell Tour V6 Shift
Premium competitor
€329
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Nikon Coolshot Pro II
Premium competitor
€359
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| Max range | 1,000 yards | 450 yards | 1,200 yards |
| Accuracy | ±1 yard | ±1 yard | ±0.5 yard |
| Magnification | 6.5× | 6× | 6× |
| Slope on/off switch | Yes — physical | Yes — physical | Yes — physical |
| Pin-lock + vibration | Yes | Yes (JOLT) | Yes (Locked-On) |
| Battery | Rechargeable USB-C | CR2 (disposable) | CR2 (disposable) |
| Weight | 122 g | 184 g | 185 g |
| Waterproof | Splash-resistant only | IPX6 | Rainproof |
| Warranty | 2 years | 2 years | 2 years |
Competitor specs and pricing accurate as of publication. We're honest about the trade-offs — the NK-1000 isn't fully waterproof. Skip it in heavy rain.
We don't list specs to fill a page. Every figure below is one a golfer needs to know — and one we've measured ourselves at the factory.
Took it out at Royal Birkdale last weekend. The slope reading on 12 saved me a club — went from a chunked 7-iron territory to a confident 6. Lock-on is genuinely faster than what I was using before. For €89 this is daft value.
Got it after seeing an ad. The vibration when it locks the pin is brilliant. He was sceptical about the price, then borrowed it for nine holes and ordered one for his dad too.
Play in a few society events and the physical slope switch is non-negotiable for me. The unit feels properly made — heavier-feeling glass than I expected at this price. Optics are clear, focus wheel has a satisfying resistance.
Cannot complain about the optics or accuracy, both excellent. My only note is it's listed as splash-resistant and we get a lot of proper rain in the West of Ireland. I keep it in the pouch when the heavens open.
Was deciding between this and a Garmin Approach Z30 (almost four times the price). Took a punt, and it's been spot on for three months. Locks the pin in seconds at 180 yards.
Sounds like an ad but it's true. Knowing the actual playing yardage on uphill par 3s has changed my club selection completely. Light in the hand, fits in any pocket.
Yes — when the slope switch is set to OFF, the rangefinder complies with R&A and USGA rules. The physical switch is visible to playing partners and rules officials, which is required for tournament use. With slope ON, it's perfect for casual rounds and practice.
Roughly two full rounds per charge in typical use. A full charge from empty takes about 2 hours via USB-C. The eyepiece will show a low-battery indicator when you're getting close to needing a top-up. No more hunting for CR2 batteries.
The NK-1000 is splash-resistant — fine for light drizzle and damp grass — but not rated for prolonged exposure to heavy rain. Laser rangefinders in general struggle in heavy fog or rain because water droplets scatter the beam, so we recommend keeping it in the pouch in those conditions.
Head to head on the things golfers actually use — slope, pin-lock, optics, range — it's competitive with rangefinders priced 3–4× higher. Where the premium brands pull ahead is full waterproofing and brand heritage. If those matter most to you, buy the Bushnell. If not, you'll save €240 and get the same on-course experience.
30 days, no questions asked. If you don't get on with it, send it back for a full refund. We'll cover the return shipping for UK and Ireland customers. The 2-year warranty covers manufacturing defects on top of that.
Orders before 2pm GMT ship the same day. UK delivery is 2–3 working days, Ireland is 3–4 working days, both free. We use tracked couriers so you'll get a notification when it's on the way.
Yes — press the M button while looking through the eyepiece and the unit toggles instantly between yards and metres. Your setting is remembered between uses.
Lock in every yard.
Free shipping to UK and Ireland. 30-day money-back guarantee. 2-year warranty. The only thing you have to lose is three strokes.