Gogogo Sport Vpro GS24 Golf Rangefinder, 1,200-Yard Range, Slope Mode

On the golf course, the Gogogo Sport Vpro GS24 helps you check distance to the flag and account for elevation with its slope mode. Its continuous scan and flag-lock vibration add practical feedback while you line up a shot.

It also supports hunting and bowhunting, with ARC angle compensation for golf and hunting. The compact rangefinder weighs 184 g, making it easy to carry between shots or across the field.

Specifications

• Type: Golf and hunting laser rangefinder
• Model: GS24
• Measuring range: 5 to 1,200 yards
• Flag-lock distance: Up to 150 yards for a flagpole only, up to 250 yards when aiming at an unfolded flag
• Features: Slope mode, ARC angle compensation, continuous scan, pin seeking, flagpole-lock vibration
• Power: 2 AAA batteries
• Water resistance: IP54
• Dimensions: 4.84 x 1.69 x 3.15 inches
• Weight: 184 g

Best use cases

For golf, the GS24 combines distance readings with angle compensation, so you can choose between a straight distance reference and a slope-informed reading. Continuous scan is useful when you want to check distances across several targets, while the vibration signals when the flagpole-lock function engages. What helps when the target is a small flag against a busy background? The flag-seeking and locking functions are designed for that task, with the specified flag-lock distances varying by how the flag is aimed at.

For hunting or bowhunting, ARC compensation provides an angle-aware distance reading. Compared with choosing a rangefinder that offers only a basic distance readout, this model adds slope-related information and scan functions for situations where angle or target selection matters. Buyers commonly praise its ease of use and describe the optics as clear, feedback on accuracy and flag locking is mixed, so those experiences can vary.

Tips for day-to-day use

Use the continuous scan to take readings while moving across possible targets, then use the flag-lock vibration as confirmation that the flagpole has been locked. For golf, the slope mode and ARC function support angle-compensated readings, switch to a straight distance reference when that better suits your approach. The rangefinder uses 2 AAA batteries, so keep compatible replacements available for your next round or outing.

Before you decide

How far can the GS24 measure? Its stated measuring range is 5 to 1,200 yards. Flagpole locking is specified up to 150 yards for a flagpole only, or up to 250 yards when aiming at an unfolded flag.

Does it account for elevation? Yes. The GS24 includes slope mode and ARC angle compensation for golf and hunting, providing an angle-aware distance reading.

What does the vibration indicate? The rangefinder vibrates when the flagpole-lock function locks onto the flagpole.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want one rangefinder for golf and hunting that combines a long stated measuring range with slope compensation, continuous scanning, and vibration-assisted flag locking. Those features make the GS24 a practical fit for checking distances on the course or in the field, especially when angle and target selection are part of the shot.