If you need a Bushnell rangefinder case, Bushnell sells an official replacement carrying case for the Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6 on bushnellgolf.com, shopping listings carry Bushnell-branded cases for the Tour V3/V4 and A1 Slope at about $25–30, and any universal golf rangefinder case fits the Tour and Pro bodies. If your unit has the BITE magnet (Tour V5 Shift, V6 Shift, V7 Shift, Pro X3), you may not need a case on the cart.
Below, model by model: what ships in the box, which units have BITE, which replacement case exists, and which aftermarket cases fit. The wider market is in the golf rangefinder case guide.
Key facts
- Every Bushnell Golf laser ships with a zippered soft case with a clip. One official replacement case covers the Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6; Bushnell Golf Europe sells its case for about £20.
- BITE magnetic mount: Tour V5 Shift, Tour V6 Shift, Tour V7 Shift and Pro X3. The Tour V4 and Pro XE predate it.
- Aftermarket: universal EVA shells $6–15, Spigen silicone-fit cases $35–40, Legato Pro X3 case with AirTag slot, premium canvas and leather $70–170.
Our picks
Best replacement: The official Bushnell carrying case for Pro XE / Tour V5 / Tour V6 owners; Bushnell-branded Tour V3/V4 and A1 Slope cases list at about $25–30.
Best budget: A universal EVA hard-shell case from Amazon (around $6–15). Same protection, no logo.
Best upgrade: A magnetic-flap case such as North Coast (around $70–75); BITE owners who ride can skip the case for a magnetic strap or cart holder.
Bushnell rangefinder case by model
| Model | Ships with | BITE magnet | Replacement case | Universal cases fit? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tour V4 / V4 Shift | Carrying case | No | Bushnell-branded Tour V3/V4 replacement case on shopping listings, about $30 | Yes |
| Tour V5 / V5 Shift | Carrying case | Yes | Official Bushnell case (Pro XE / Tour V5 / Tour V6); used OEM cases about $13 | Yes |
| Tour V6 / V6 Shift | Carrying case | Yes | Same official case as the Tour V5; silicone sleeves sold for the V6 | Yes |
| Tour V7 Shift | Carrying case | Yes | No dedicated listing found; universal case | Yes |
| Pro XE | Carrying case | No | Official Bushnell case (Pro XE / Tour V5 / Tour V6) | Yes |
| Pro X3 / X3+ | Carrying case | Yes | Legato silicone case with AirTag slot (4.6 × 3.6 × 1.9 in); Spigen Pro silicone case about $35 | Most; larger body, check inside dimensions |
| A1 Slope | Carrying case | See model page | Bushnell “Genuine Carry Case for A1 Slope” on shopping listings, about $29 | Yes |
| Phantom 3 (GPS handheld) | Case | Yes | Third-party Phantom 3 GPS cases, about $13 | No; GPS puck, not a laser body |
Official Bushnell replacement cases
Bushnell’s store lists a Replacement Carrying Case for the Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6, described as the genuine OEM case. It is the style that ships in the box, a zippered soft shell with a clip sized for the standard Tour body, which is why one case covers three models. Bushnell Golf Europe sells its carry case for about £20, a useful price reference; check the case price on the US page, since search snippets show rangefinder prices.
For older units, shopping listings carry a Bushnell-branded Tour V3/V4 replacement case at about $32 and a “Genuine Carry Case” for the A1 Slope at about $29; used Tour V5 Shift cases go for around $13. If a zipper fails early, Bushnell’s support, warranty and repairs page is the route; model pages such as the Tour V5 Shift support page list the parts Bushnell sells, including the battery cap covered on the Bushnell battery page.
Aftermarket cases that fit Bushnell rangefinders
Universal EVA hard-shell case (around $6–15)
The Amazon results for “Bushnell rangefinder case” are mostly universal EVA shells sold as compatible with the Tour, V6 and Pro XE: molded hard cases with a soft lining, a zipper and a carabiner. Listings quote 5 inches or more inside, so every Tour body fits with room for a spare CR2. More drop protection than the OEM soft shell, for less money. Watch-out: thin zippers fail first.
Spigen silicone-fit cases (around $35–40)
Spigen sells a “Tour Series” silicone-fit case at about $40 and a “Pro” version at about $35. These are skins, not pouches: the unit stays wrapped in use, buttons exposed, magnet still working. Watch-out: a skin does nothing for the lens glass, so keep a bag case for travel.
Legato Pro X3 silicone case with AirTag slot
The Pro X3 is the bulkiest current Bushnell laser, and Legato Golf’s silicone-fit case is cut for it: 4.6 × 3.64 × 1.90 inches, 1.8 ounces, with a pocket for an Apple AirTag. One r/golf owner printed an AirTag case for the same reason. Watch-out: fitted skins are model-specific; a Tour V6 skin will not stretch over an X3.
Premium canvas and leather cases (around $70–170)
North Coast Golf Co. (magnetic flap, about $70–75), Lopar ($69–75), Bluegrass Fairway ($80–110) and Golden Soul ($150–170) make universal cases that fit any Tour or Pro XE body; a Bushnell-branded magnetic-closure case (part 203120) also lists at about $57. All are compared in the golf rangefinder case guide.
BITE magnet: do you still need a case?
BITE is the magnet built into the Tour V5 Shift, Tour V6 Shift, Tour V7 Shift and Pro X3 that sticks the unit to a steel cart frame. Riders mostly stop using the case on the course and keep it for travel. That is fine for the electronics; the risk is driving off with the unit on the cart, so put keys or a glove in the empty case as a reminder. Straps, sleeves and cart cradles are on the rangefinder magnet page and the cart holder page.
The OEM zippered case: what Bushnell owners say
A GolfWRX thread asking for something better than the OEM Bushnell V6 zippered case sums up the trade-off: the stock case is deep enough to leave unzipped while walking or riding without the unit falling out, but a two-handed zipper is slow on the tee. Replies split between magnetic-flap cases and skipping the case for a magnet; nobody complained about protection.
How to choose a Bushnell rangefinder case
- Match the body, not the model name. Tour V4, V5, V6, V7 and Pro XE share the standard vertical body; any universal case fits. The Pro X3 is larger: check internal dimensions against 4.6 × 3.6 × 1.9 in.
- Pick the closure for how you play. Zipper for travel; magnetic flap for one-handed access from a cart; silicone skin if the unit rides the BITE magnet all round.
Bushnell rangefinder case FAQ
Where can I find a replacement case for my Bushnell rangefinder?
Bushnell sells an official replacement case for the Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6 on bushnellgolf.com. For the Tour V3/V4 and A1 Slope, Bushnell-branded cases appear on shopping listings at about $25–32. For any model, a universal EVA shell at $6–15 is a like-for-like replacement; see the golf rangefinder case guide.
Does the Bushnell Tour V5 case fit the Tour V6?
Yes. Bushnell lists one replacement case for the Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6 together, because the three share the same body size. Tour V4 and V7 owners can use the same case or any universal case.
Do universal rangefinder cases fit Bushnell rangefinders?
Yes for the Tour V4, V5, V6, V7 and Pro XE, standard vertical bodies about 4–4.5 inches tall; universal cases list 5 inches or more inside. The Pro X3 is bigger, so compare listed internal dimensions before buying.
Do I need a case if my Bushnell has the BITE magnet?
Not on the cart. BITE holds the Tour V5 Shift, V6 Shift, V7 Shift and Pro X3 on a steel frame, and most riders leave the case in the bag. Keep one for travel and walking rounds; the rangefinder magnet page covers straps that add the same trick to older units.
Can I buy other Bushnell rangefinder replacement parts?
Some. Bushnell sells replacement battery caps for models such as the Tour V5 and V5 Shift, and cases as above; lenses and internal parts are not sold, and the units are not user-serviceable. See the Bushnell battery page and the repair and warranty page.
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
- Replacement Carrying Case for Pro XE, Tour V5 and Tour V6 — bushnellgolf.com
- Support, warranty and repairs — bushnellgolf.com
- Tour V5 Shift product support — bushnellgolf.com
- Bushnell Pro X3/X3+ Rangefinder Case Silicone Fit AirTag — legatogolf.com
- Something better than the OEM Bushnell V6’s zippered carry case — forums.golfwrx.com
- US Google Shopping listings for “bushnell rangefinder case”, September 2026 (price bands and third-party case names).