Voice Caddie L6 review

The L6 is a light, straightforward slope laser with a better display than most at its price. Voice Caddie uses a red OLED screen that it says lets you range even in the dark, and its Pin Tracer system scans around the pin while you hold the Power button, then flashes a flag icon and vibrates when it locks. The V-Algorithm calculates slope-adjusted distances from years of PGA and LPGA Tour player data, and Auto Slope switches off for tournaments. Spot measure reads fairways, bunkers and hazards in 0.1 seconds, and a continuous scan mode covers several targets. Range is 5 to 1,000 yards at 6x with plus or minus 1 yard accuracy, and the unit weighs 5.63 oz. The tradeoffs: Voice Caddie offers a 1 year warranty, against two or three years from Bushnell, Shot Scope, TecTecTec and Precision Pro, and the page documents neither a magnet nor a water rating.

Who it is for

Golfers who want an OLED display and slope in a light unit for under $250.

Price

$249.99 at the Voice Caddie US store when checked.

L6 OLED Laser Rangefinder with Slope $249.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 8, 2026.

Key features

• Auto Slope with an on/off function for tournament compliance
• Pin Tracer locks onto the pin with vibration and a flashing flag icon
• V-Algorithm adjusted distances based on PGA and LPGA Tour player data
• Red OLED display for low light
• 6x magnification and a 5 to 1,000 yard range

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: 5.63 oz, one of the lightest units here
• Strength: Locks onto the pole, the flag or any point you choose, according to Voice Caddie
• Strength: Spot measure in 0.1 seconds
• Weakness: 1 year warranty, shorter than most rivals
• Weakness: No magnet documented
• Weakness: No water rating published

Key facts

• Price: $249.99
• Range: 5 to 1,000 yards
• Accuracy: +/- 1 yard
• Magnification: 6x
• Weight: 5.63 oz
• Warranty: 1 year

Where it ranks

Voice Caddie L6 is No. 6 in our Best Golf Rangefinders verdict.