CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder with Built-In Wind Sensor

CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder: Built-In Wind Sensor for Precision Accuracy

The CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder is the first rangefinder to feature an integrated wind sensor, measuring wind speed from any direction to improve your club selection and shot execution. With exclusive Caddy Mode triangulation and intelligent slope-adjusting technologies, it delivers true-to-condition yardages for more confident play. From competition to casual rounds, this compact device gives you advanced performance in your pocket.

Key Features & Specifications

CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder Reviews from UK Golfers

Find out why UK golfers are switching to the CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder for better accuracy, visibility, and usability in all playing conditions. All reviews below are from verified customers.

James Foster, Surrey
★★★★★
"The wind sensor is a game changer. I’ve used dozens of rangefinders and this is the first that reads wind accurately. Shot selection is now spot on."

Laura Jennings, Kent
★★★★★
"Used it during a links weekend and the Caddy Mode was brilliant. Triangulation feature gave me total control over every lay-up and hazard."

Daniel Rees, Northumberland
★★★★★
"Bright, clear OLED display. I can read it in all lighting. Even in wind and light rain, it performed flawlessly."

Tommy Whelan, Cheshire
★★★★★
"The anti-slip grip is a small touch but makes a big difference when you’re rushing through your pre-shot routine. Love it."

Harriet Glover, Warwickshire
★★★★★
"First time I’ve felt like tech has given me a real edge. Wind readings and slope adjustments are bang on."

CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the CaddyTalk Windy Laser Rangefinder. From technical details to usage rules, these FAQs cover the most common questions from golfers considering this product.

Is the Windy Laser Rangefinder legal for tournaments?

Yes. The device includes a physical slope ON/OFF switch, making it compliant with tournament regulations when slope functions are disabled.

How does it measure wind speed?

The built-in sensor detects wind from any direction and shows the speed in either miles per hour or metres per second.

Can I use it in bad weather?

Yes, the Windy is IP55 rated, meaning it’s resistant to dust and water jets, making it suitable for all-weather golf.

What is Caddy Mode and when would I use it?

Caddy Mode allows you to measure distances between two points other than your own position—ideal for plotting lay-ups or checking carry over hazards.

How long does the battery last and how do I charge it?

The 700mAh battery delivers up to 10,000 measurements per charge and recharges using a standard USB-C cable (included).

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