CobaltCobalt Q-6SM
The Cobalt Q-6SM is a mid-range laser golf rangefinder. It ranges targets up to 2,500 yards (about 600 yards to the flag) with 7.0x magnification. It has a slope mode that adjusts for elevation, and because that slope can be switched off it is legal for tournament play under USGA Rule 4.3a. The unit has a brilliant projection display display, a magnetic cart mount, IPX7 water resistance. It is powered by a CR2 battery and weighs about 10.6 oz. The Q-6SM typically sells for around $450.
Cobalt Q-6SM specifications
| Type | Laser |
|---|---|
| Price (street) | $450.00 |
| Max range | 2,500 yd |
| Flag-lock range | 600 yd |
| Magnification | 7.0x |
| Slope | Yes (switchable) |
| Tournament legal | Yes |
| Display | Brilliant Projection Display |
| Magnetic mount | Yes |
| Water resistance | IPX7 |
| Battery | CR2 |
| Weight | 10.6 oz |
| Built-in GPS | No |
Cobalt Q-6SM — frequently asked
Is the Cobalt Q-6SM tournament legal?
Yes. The Cobalt Q-6SM has slope, but the slope feature can be switched off, which makes it conforming for tournament play under USGA Rule 4.3a. Just disable slope before a competitive round.
What is the range of the Cobalt Q-6SM?
The Cobalt Q-6SM ranges targets up to 2,500 yards, and locks onto a flag at roughly 600 yards. It uses 7.0x magnification.
Does the Cobalt Q-6SM have slope?
Yes. The Cobalt Q-6SM measures slope-adjusted "plays-like" distance that accounts for uphill and downhill shots. The slope mode can be toggled off for tournament play.
How much does the Cobalt Q-6SM cost?
The Cobalt Q-6SM typically retails for around $450, putting it in the mid-range tier of golf rangefinders.
Is the Cobalt Q-6SM waterproof?
The Cobalt Q-6SM carries a IPX7 rating, so it is built to handle rain and wet conditions on the course.
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