Blue Tees sells its own Blue Tees rangefinder case: a leatherette molded Rangefinder Hard Case with suede lining, magnetic lock and bag clip, listed for the Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra at about $30, plus a hard case for the Series 2. Spigen makes a fitted silicone case with an AirTag slot for the Series 3 Max at about $35, and any universal golf rangefinder case fits, because Blue Tees lasers are standard-size vertical bodies.
Below: the options in one table, the Blue Tees magnetic strap, and the battery-cover problem that brings many owners here. The wider market, and where to clip a case on the bag, is in the golf rangefinder case guide.
Key facts
- Every Blue Tees laser ships with a case; from the Series 3 Max on, a magnetic strip is built into the body.
- Blue Tees Rangefinder Hard Case: leatherette molded shell, suede lining, magnetic lock, bag clip; for Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra, about $30.
- Spigen Series 3 Max case: silicone fit, internal magnetic plate, AirTag slot, about $34–35. Blue Tees Magnetic Strap: about $20–30.
- Battery covers are not sold separately; Blue Tees support asks for a photo of the damaged door.
Our picks
Best replacement: Blue Tees Rangefinder Hard Case (about $30): the brand’s own molded shell with a magnetic lock, one-handed to open.
Best skin: Spigen Series 3 Max silicone case (about $34–35): stays on in use, magnet still works, holds an AirTag.
Best budget: A universal EVA hard-shell case from Amazon (around $6–15).
Blue Tees rangefinder case options compared
| Option | Price band | Type / closure | Fits | Attachment | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Tees Rangefinder Hard Case | About $30 | Leatherette molded shell, suede lining; magnetic lock | Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra | Bag clip | Like-for-like replacement |
| Blue Tees Series 2 Rangefinder Hard Case | About $30 | Hard shell | Series 2 | Bag clip | Series 2 owners |
| Spigen Series 3 Max AirTag case | $34–35 | Silicone skin; internal magnetic plate; AirTag slot | Series 3 Max only | None (magnet) | Cart golfers, loss protection |
| Universal EVA hard-shell case (generic “Blue Tees” listings included) | $6–15 | Molded EVA; zipper | Universal, 5 in or more inside | Carabiner | Cheapest replacement |
| Blue Tees Magnetic Rangefinder Strap (not a case) | $20–30 | Elastic strap with magnets | Any rangefinder | Sticks to cart frame | Riders; units without a magnet |
The cases Blue Tees sells
Rangefinder Hard Case and Series 2 Hard Case (about $30)
The Rangefinder Hard Case is a leatherette molded shell with a suede lining, a magnetic lock instead of a zipper and a golf-bag clip; Blue Tees lists it for the Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra, and it rates 4.7/5 on shopping listings. The magnetic lock is the feature to want: one-handed open, no zipper to fail. Older units get their own Series 2 hard case, a clip-on hard shell in the accessories collection. Watch-out: the listing pages also show rangefinder bundle prices; the cases are about $30.
Aftermarket cases that fit Blue Tees rangefinders
Spigen Series 3 Max silicone case with AirTag slot (about $34–35)
Spigen’s case for the Series 3 Max is a silicone skin with an internal magnetic plate and an AirTag pocket, sold through the Amazon results for Blue Tees cases; the plate keeps the unit sticking to a cart frame with the skin on. Best for riders who want a tracker on the unit. Watch-out: it is cut for the Series 3 Max body; check the listing for Max+ fit.
Universal EVA hard shells and premium pouches
Generic “Blue Tees rangefinder case” listings at about $13 are universal EVA shells with a zipper and carabiner; any $6–15 EVA case does the same job. Premium pouches from North Coast (magnetic flap, about $70–75) and Lopar ($69–75) fit too; all are compared in the golf rangefinder case guide.
The Blue Tees magnetic rangefinder strap
Blue Tees also sells a Magnetic Rangefinder Strap at about $20–30, an elastic band with magnets that sticks any rangefinder to a steel cart frame. Units from the Series 3 Max on already have a magnet in the body, so the strap is for a Series 2, another brand, or a stronger hold. It competes with StickIt and Stripebird on the rangefinder magnet page; cart cradles are on the cart holder page. The one rule with any magnet: do not drive off with the unit on the cart.
Blue Tees rangefinder battery cover: lost or broken
The other search that lands here is the battery door. Blue Tees does not sell replacement covers as separate parts; its help center article on a missing or damaged battery door asks for a photo so support can help, and owners report units being replaced when a part broke, though terms vary. Contact is through the Blue Tees contact page. Stopgaps: a 3D-printed cover for the Series 3 Max+ on MakerWorld, or a silicone sleeve or electrical tape for a round. The original Series 3 Max runs on a replaceable lithium cell behind that door; Blue Tees describes its upgraded flagship as having a rechargeable battery. The per-model table is on the rangefinder battery guide.
Blue Tees rangefinder case FAQ
Does Blue Tees sell a replacement rangefinder case?
Yes. Blue Tees sells a Rangefinder Hard Case (leatherette molded shell, suede lining, magnetic lock, bag clip) for the Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra at about $30, and a separate Series 2 hard case, both in the accessories collection on blueteesgolf.com.
Does the Blue Tees hard case fit the original Series 3 Max?
Blue Tees lists it for the Series 3 Max+ and Series 4 Ultra; the listing does not name the original Series 3 Max, so check with support before buying, or use a universal case or the Spigen Series 3 Max skin. See the Series 3 Max page.
Do universal rangefinder cases fit Blue Tees rangefinders?
Yes. Blue Tees lasers are standard vertical bodies, and universal EVA cases list 5 inches or more inside. Only fitted silicone skins are model-specific.
What do I do if my Blue Tees rangefinder battery cover is lost or broken?
Contact Blue Tees support with a photo of the damaged door; covers are not sold separately, and support handles it case by case. Meanwhile a silicone sleeve or electrical tape holds the battery in, and a 3D-printed Series 3 Max+ cover is on MakerWorld. See the rangefinder battery guide.
What battery does the Blue Tees rangefinder use?
It depends on the model. The original Series 3 Max uses a replaceable lithium cell behind a snap-on door; Blue Tees describes its upgraded flagship as having a rechargeable battery. Check your battery door and the per-model table on the rangefinder battery guide.
How this page was made. Written by The Golf Rangefinder editorial team from manufacturer specifications, published manuals and aggregated owner reviews. We do not test rangefinders in hand and we never claim to. Last checked: September 2026. Prices change; the retailer page is the final word.
Sources
- Rangefinder Hard Case — blueteesgolf.com
- What do I do if my rangefinder battery door is missing or damaged? — blueteesgolf.gorgias.help
- Blue Tees Series 3 Max+ Rangefinder battery cover (3D print file) — 3dgo.app
- Google AI Overview for “blue tees rangefinder battery cover” and Shopping listings for “blue tees rangefinder case” and “rangefinder magnet” (US), September 2026.