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Buying guide · 16 min read

Best Launch Monitor for Golf Simulators (2026)

Our picks for the best launch monitor for a home golf simulator, with the specs that matter, current retailers, and live pricing, so you can choose the right one and plan it into your build.

My Sim SetupUpdated Nov 5, 202679 products compared
Our pick for most home baysProTee VX$6,500, sold direct by My Sim SetupBuy direct $6,500Compare prices

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Expert synthesis from independent reviews and manufacturer spec sheets, our own verified product research, the monitors our members actually run in published builds on this site, and live multi-retailer pricing. Rank is earned on merit whether or not we can monetize a pick, and when two monitors tie on merit the one with no mandatory subscription wins. We print the real annual software cost next to every pick instead of repeating the marketing line.

Four kinds of evidence decide these ranks, and each pick names the ones it leans on: expert consensus from independent reviews, our own verified product research (spec sheets, mount geometry, and the real annual software cost, last re-verified 2026-06-11), community data from the builds our members actually publish on this site, and value math over a realistic five year ownership window. Two rules sit above all of it. First, rank is on merit whether or not we can monetize a pick: unmonetizable hardware holds ranked slots here, and affiliate economics never move a position. Second, our house tie-breaker: no subscription wins ties. When two monitors are level on merit, the one that does not bill you every year takes the higher slot, and we print the real annual number next to every pick rather than repeating whatever the box says. What we do not claim: we have not lab tested these against each other. Where an accuracy claim comes from somebody else, we say whose it is.

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Under $500

#1Best under $500

Garmin Approach R10

Garmin
$500at Carl's Place

The expert consensus budget pick, and it earns it: a portable radar unit at about $500 that talks to GSPro and E6 Connect out of the box, which is the whole reason a sub-$500 monitor is worth owning. Nothing else at this price gets you into real simulator software.

What backs it
  • expert consensus
  • our own verified product research
  • community data (five members run it)
The caveat
  • Two honest limits.
  • It wants room: our research puts the practical minimum at about 14 ft of depth, because the unit sits roughly 6 ft behind the ball and then needs about 8 ft of ball flight.
  • And it does not measure the club face, it models it: club numbers are radar estimates, and they are the first thing to get soft indoors.
  • Separately, Garmin's own Home Tee Hero course play needs the Garmin Golf membership at about $100 a year.
  • GSPro and E6 do not.
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Alternates in this tier

The no-fee alternate

Shot Scope LM1

Shot Scope
$200at Fairway Golf USA

About $200, and the app is free for life with nothing to renew, ever. As a swing speed and carry tracker for a net in the garage it is honest value.

Say the disqualifier plainly: it is not a simulator. Five metrics, no spin or launch angle on screen, and no GSPro, no E6, no course play of any kind. If the goal is a sim bay, this is the wrong shelf.

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The no-PC alternate

Voice Caddie SC4 PRO

Voice Caddie
$600at Fairway Golf USA

The one with a screen built into it. An onboard touchscreen means it runs with no PC and no laptop balanced on a stool, it works with any standard ball, and it goes outside as happily as in.

It is radar, so it wants about 18 ft of total depth, spin is radar derived and should be read as approximate rather than measured, and the simulator ecosystem is E6 Connect and OptiShot. Not GSPro, which for this community is the thing most people are actually buying toward.

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$500 to $2,000

#1Best in the tier

Square Golf Omni

Square Golf
$1,599at Shop Indoor Golf

This is the pick that rewrote the tier. Four infrared cameras reading the ball and club from the side, full measured club data, an onboard touchscreen with 1,000 course credits included, and no subscription for the native software. Side placement means it wants about 10 ft of depth instead of the 14 to 16 ft a radar needs, which quietly makes it possible in rooms where the budget radars are not. Breaking Eighty, testing it against a Trackman, called it shockingly good.

What backs it
  • community data (14 members run it)
  • independent reviewer (Breaking Eighty)
  • our own verified product research
The caveat
  • Full club data needs the included clubface and shaft stickers, so markerless applies to the ball and not the club.
  • Our own research note flags that no independent lab validation had been published when we verified it, and that note predates general shipping, so the member count is the fresher signal.
  • And the no subscription line covers Square's own software: GSPro, E6 and Awesome Golf are still their own licenses.
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#2Cheapest credible door into GSPro

Square Home Edition

Square Golf
$700Price

The second most-run launch monitor in this entire community, and the cheapest way into GSPro that we would actually stand behind. No mandatory subscription, side placement so about 10 ft of depth is enough, and real ball data rather than a training toy pretending.

What backs it
  • community data (16 members, our #2 most-run product)
  • our own verified product research
The caveat
  • Indoor only, because sunlight interferes.
  • The hitting zone is small at about 6 by 6 inches, which is a real discipline tax on ball placement.
  • And measured spin needs marked balls; with a plain ball the spin number is an estimate, so treat it as such.
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#3The purist pick, with a fee

Bushnell Launch Pro LPi

Bushnell
$1,500at Fairway Golf USA

The purist argument is real and we will make it for you: this is genuinely tour-class camera hardware, a three camera infrared system, at about $1,500. If your only question is which sensor at this price measures best, the answer is probably this one.

What backs it
  • value math (five year cost of ownership)
  • our own verified product research (FSX tier pricing)
  • community data (3 members in the Launch Pro family)
The caveat
  • The value argument is why it sits third.
  • Ball data is free, but club data and any simulator at all need FSX Silver at about $199 a year or FSX Gold at about $499 a year, and GSPro is about $250 a year on top of Gold.
  • Run GSPro on it and you are at roughly $749 every year, forever.
  • Over five years that is more than the unit cost, and the Omni above it does the job for nothing recurring.
  • We are ranking the total cost of playing golf, not the sensor in isolation.
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Also considered

If you also hit outdoors

FlightScope Mevo Gen2

Flightscope
$1,149at Carl's PlaceCompare 2 prices

The one to buy if the same unit has to work on a range as well as in the bay, and there is no subscription on the core product. Indoors it needs help: accurate spin wants the included aluminum stickers or Titleist RCT balls, and as a radar it wants about 16 ft of depth minimum and closer to 21 ft to be at its best.

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Subscription math warning

Rapsodo MLM2PRO

Rapsodo
$550at Carl's PlaceCompare 4 prices

Members of ours run one, so this is not a warning about the hardware. It is a warning about the arithmetic. Simulator play and spin both sit behind Premium at about $200 a year, and spin also requires RPT marked balls, without which the unit reports no spin at all rather than an estimate. Two years of Premium costs more than the monitor did. It is mobile only, and third-party sims charge their own fees on top.

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Discontinued warning

SkyTrak+

SkyTrak
$1,995Price

Discontinued and no longer manufactured, and our catalog currently carries no live retailer for it, which is why it has no price next to it. Members of ours still run one and it is still a capable hybrid, but course play needed a membership starting around $130 a year and a discontinued unit means a shrinking support runway. Buy used only with clear eyes.

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One to watch

Uneekor EYE MINI CORE

Uneekor
$1,149at Carl's Place

Uneekor ball tracking with any white ball for under $1,000, no marked balls, no ball stickers, and GSPro, E6 and TGC 2019 all supported. If it holds up it changes this tier again. The reasons it is a watch item and not a rank: club data is a separate paid Club Optix upgrade, Uneekor has not published room specs for the CORE specifically, and we have no member builds on it yet to check the marketing against.

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$2,000 to $7,000

#1The community badge product

ProTee VX

ProTee United
$6,500Sold direct by usCompare 2 stores

The most-run launch monitor on this entire site, and more than any other product in any category we track. Overhead AI dual-camera tracking, no club stickers and no proprietary marked balls, and because it lives on the ceiling the floor stays empty, so a lefty and a righty trade places without moving a thing. It ships with two synced swing cameras for face-on and down-the-line video plus tripods, and with a perpetual ProTee Labs license: no subscription, no expiry, nothing to renew. GSPro, E6 Connect and TGC 2019 are all supported. We sell it direct, with financing available.

What backs it
  • community data (17 members, our #1 most-run product)
  • our own verified mount geometry (lib/launch-monitor-mount.js)
  • our own verified product research
The caveat
  • Hard requirement: It needs 9 to 10 ft above the hitting surface, and that is not negotiable. The manufacturer setup guide is written around ceiling-to-hitting-surface heights in that band, and our own mount data carries the same 9 to 10 ft with the unit sitting about 3 ft 4 in to 3 ft 7 in forward of the hitting area. Under 9 ft, this is simply not your launch monitor, and the 3D builder will tell you before your wallet does.
  • Markerless in the way that matters, no stickers and no proprietary ball, but our own fine print is blunter than the marketing: plain or blank balls track spin poorly at speed.
  • Plan on a printed premium ball, a TP5 or a Pro V1, if spin numbers matter to you.
  • It is also Windows only, wired Ethernet only, with no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth and no mobile app.
  • And overhead placement eats forward swing space, so read the whole geometry, not just the ceiling number.
Buy direct $6,500Compare prices
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#2Accuracy per dollar

Uneekor EYE MINI LITE

Uneekor
$1,699at Carl's Place

The accuracy-per-dollar pick of the whole guide, and our third most-run monitor. Nineteen directly measured ball and club metrics, fifteen ball and four club by our spec sheet, from dual high speed cameras. It works with any unmarked ball, it stands on the floor beside you so there is no ceiling mount to install, and it lives happily under an 8 ft ceiling, which is the lowest bar of anything ranked in this tier.

What backs it
  • community data (14 members)
  • our own verified product research
  • third-party reviews (accuracy claim, not ours)
The caveat
  • Be careful with the no subscription framing on this one, because the fine print is real.
  • Uneekor's Player package is free and included, so you can own and use the unit with nothing recurring.
  • But third-party simulator play, meaning the GSPro path most of this community wants, sits behind Uneekor's Pro tier at about $199 a year according to our own spec sheet.
  • Club metrics also need stickers on the clubface.
  • On accuracy: independent reviewers have put it within about 1 to 2 percent of a GCQuad on ball data.
  • That is their testing and not ours, and we would rather say so than borrow the credit.
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#3The non-tinkerer

Garmin Approach R50

Garmin
$5,000at Carl's PlaceCompare 2 prices

For the person who wants to press one button and hit golf balls. A ten inch screen is built into the unit, so it plays with no PC in the room at all, it measures spin optically with any ball, and it sits beside you, so about 10 by 10 ft with a 9 ft ceiling is enough room. Nobody has ever had to troubleshoot an Ethernet adapter to use it.

What backs it
  • community data (4 members)
  • our own verified product research
The caveat
  • Club data is the soft spot: clubface stickers are required for it, and our own research flags angle of attack as the least reliable number the unit produces.
  • The built-in Home Tee Hero course library needs the Garmin Golf membership at about $100 a year, so the all-in-one is not quite fee-free.
  • And if you want GSPro or E6 after all, you are back to needing a PC, which undoes some of the reason you bought it.
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Also considered

Naming warning

Bushnell Launch Pro

Bushnell
$2,500at Fairway Golf USA

The indoor and outdoor sibling of the LPi, with the same fee structure and the same GSPro-on-top-of-Gold arithmetic. Worth a naming warning before you shop: our catalog listing for the $1,500 indoor unit describes it in its own words as the Circle B Edition Launch Pro i, so a listing labelled Circle B may be either machine. Confirm which body you are buying before you pay.

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Subscription warning

Foresight GC3S

about $3,799, plus about $499 a year

Our catalog describes it accurately as Foresight's first subscription-based launch monitor, and that is the caution. Ball data is free, but club data and any simulator need Gold at about $499 a year, and GSPro is about $250 a year on top of that. The community signal is worth reading too, and the live split is in the community stats below: our members went to the older, pre-subscription GC3 rather than this one.

Check the GSPro path first

SkyTrak ST Max

SkyTrak
$1,695at Carl's Place

A capable camera unit that works with any standard ball and needs about 10 by 10 ft. The reason it is a mention and not a rank: GSPro support is an unofficial community bridge rather than an official integration, and in a community where 27 of our 28 published builds run GSPro, unofficial is a load-bearing word. Course play on its own platform also needs a paid tier.

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No compromise: about $10,000 and up

#1The consensus prestige pick

Trackman iO

Trackman
$13,995at Carl's Place

If you want the name on the box to end the argument, this is it, and the software is genuinely part of why. Trackman's own first-party package and course visuals are the best in the category, nobody is close on presentation, and the overhead design means no ball flight distance is required at all: about 10 ft of depth works, with a ceiling in the 9 ft 4 in to 9 ft 8 in range. True 3D spin comes from a high speed camera rather than an estimate.

What backs it
  • expert consensus
  • our own verified product research
  • community data (published build software mix)
The caveat
  • Two things have to be said plainly.
  • It is a subscription product: about $700 a year for Home and about $1,100 for Home Complete after a bundled first year, with no way to opt out and keep playing.
  • And it is a closed ecosystem: Trackman Performance Studio is the only software it runs.
  • No GSPro, no E6, no TGC.
  • In a community where 27 of our 28 published builds run GSPro, that is not a footnote, it is the entire decision.
  • It is Windows only, and avoid Titleist RCT balls, whose metal layer degrades the camera tracking.
The iO Duo, for narrow bays and mixed-handed households

About $18,995, and it exists for a specific room: bays roughly 9 ft 6 in to 14 ft wide, where a single overhead unit cannot cover both sides. The Duo also solves the lefty and righty problem without anyone repositioning hardware between shots. Same ceiling band, same subscription, same closed ecosystem.

iO Duo
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#2The smart-money pick

Uneekor EYE XO2

Uneekor
$7,999at Carl's Place

Under our tie-break doctrine and this community's actual GSPro reality, this is the pick the math keeps landing on. The largest hitting zone in the Uneekor line at about 28 by 21 inches, 24 ball and club metrics, no marked balls and no stickers on the ball, and it plays GSPro, E6 Connect and TGC 2019. Run the five year numbers: about $10,999 plus about $199 a year for Uneekor's Pro tier plus about $250 a year for GSPro comes to roughly $13,200, and at the end you own the hardware and can stop paying anyone. A Trackman iO over the same five years is about $13,995 plus four renewals at about $700, roughly $16,800, and you still cannot run GSPro at any price. That gap is the argument.

What backs it
  • value math (five year cost of ownership)
  • our own verified product research
  • community data (3 members)
The caveat
  • Be precise about the fee, because the marketing is not: the free Player package covers ball and club data on Uneekor's own software, but third-party simulator play sits behind the Pro tier at about $199 a year.
  • It wants a 9 ft plus ceiling, 9.5 ft for comfortable full swings, 12 to 15 ft of width, and bright even light.
  • Wired Ethernet only.
  • Club metrics can drop out when the ball sits over the clubface stickers.
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#3Best club data in golf

Foresight Falcon

Foresight Sports
$16,999Price

The best club data in golf, in an overhead body. This is GCQuad-class quadrascopic camera technology mounted on the ceiling, and the software story is the quiet win: FSX Play and FSX 2020 with 25 courses are included with no subscription at all, and GSPro is officially supported rather than bridged. Among the units at this money, it is the one that asks for nothing back every January.

What backs it
  • expert consensus
  • our own verified product research (FSX included, no required subscription)
The caveat
  • The room has to earn it.
  • Ceiling of 9.5 to 10.5 ft, a permanent ceiling mount rather than something portable, roughly 12 ft of width and 14 ft of depth, and an RTX 3060 class Windows PC.
  • Club metrics need fiducial stickers on the clubface, and the hitting zone is about 11 by 11 inches, which punishes casual ball placement.
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Also considered

The portable alternative

Foresight QuadMAX

Foresight Sports
$19,999at Carl's Place

The portable sibling to the Falcon, and the better answer if a permanent ceiling mount is off the table: side placement means it needs no ball flight distance and fits in about 10 by 10 ft. It ships unlocked with Foresight software and no mandatory subscription. The trade is handedness: you physically reposition the unit to switch between a lefty and a righty, which is exactly the chore the overhead units above delete.

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What our members run

  • 40 of our members run the ProTee VX, the most-run product of any kind on this site

    Source: most-run gear across published member builds, counted live

  • 28 of our members run the Square Home Edition, our #2 most-run product

    Source: most-run gear across published member builds, counted live

  • 25 of our members run the Uneekor EYE MINI LITE, our #3

    Source: most-run gear across published member builds, counted live

  • 14 of our members already run the Square Golf Omni

    Source: most-run gear across published member builds, counted live

  • 27 of our 28 published member builds run GSPro, which is why official GSPro support weighs so heavily in these ranks

    Source: published builds on this site, read 2026-07-31

Launch Monitor questions, community answers

What the MySimSetup community actually asks about launch monitor, summarized from member answers in our Discord.

  • What is the best upgrade from a Garmin R10 without a subscription fee?

    A photometric launch monitor like the Uneekor Nova is a common upgrade path from the R10 that needs no subscription and works for both left and right handed play. Photometric units read short chips and putts far more reliably than radar based units like the R10, which often need a webcam workaround for putting. For a lower budget the SQUARE HE runs about 700 USD indoors only, while the SQUARE OMNI adds outdoor use for about 1600 USD and performs close to a 5000 USD launch monitor.

    Answered by 3 owners in the MySimSetup community, 2026

  • How big is the hitting area detection zone on a golf simulator launch monitor?

    About 12 by 10 feet on a SIGPRO Softy mat, based on real world testing with the Spica launch monitor. The ball reads correctly almost anywhere on the mat except right at the very back edge, and putting is also detected off to the side of the hitting area, not just straight ahead.

    Answered by 3 owners in the MySimSetup community, 2026

  • Why does a golf launch monitor show unusually low driver backspin on some shots?

    Low backspin readings often come from camera movement or a bad angle of attack, not the unit itself. If the launch monitor sits on the same mat you hit from, hard swings can shift it slightly between shots, throwing off spin readings. Extreme angle of attack, such as swinging 7 to 8 degrees up on a low tee height, also produces unusually low spin. Try mounting it on a separate, stable surface and check your tee height and attack angle before assuming a hardware fault.

    Answered by 3 owners in the MySimSetup community, 2025

  • Does the Rapsodo MLM2PRO have frequent missed reads on chip shots?

    No, missed reads on chipping are rare in normal use. The main reported issue is chipping a ball only a foot in front of the unit, which it struggles to read accurately; full chip shots and everything else track fine. Reliable results also depend on having solid WiFi, a Bluetooth extender positioned near the unit, and using Rapsodo RPT balls rather than standard ones.

    Answered by 3 owners in the MySimSetup community, 2025
All 6 launch monitor questions on the owner FAQ
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Full launch monitor comparison

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ProductPriceTrackingInstallPhysicalDocsBuy
Price Software Tech Cameras Radars Spin Club Data Space Environment 3rd-Party Sim Dimensions (W×H×D in) Portable Docs Retailers
ProTee VX
ProTee VX
ProTee United
None req.Camera20--
Overhead
IndoorSupported33×8×7
My Sim Setup
LM1
Shot Scope LM1
Shot Scope
$199.99
None req.Radar01Not providedSpeed only
Behind
BothNone5.8×4×1
Fairway Golf USA
Mevo
Mevo
FlightScope
$499
$349
Save $150
None req.Radar01MeasuredSpeed only
Behind
15 ft deep
BothNone3.5×1.2×2.8
Fairway Golf USA
$499.99
$99.99 a yearRadar01Meas. outdoorCalculated
Behind
14 ft deep
BothSupported3.5×2.8×1
Carl's Place
$499.99
None req.Radar + Camera01CalculatedSpeed only
Behind
15 ft deep
BothNone-
Fairway Golf USA
$499.99
None req.Radar01CalculatedSpeed only
Behind
14 ft deep
BothNone6.5×4.7×1.1
Fairway Golf USA
MLM2PRO
MLM2PRO
Rapsodo
$549.99
$199.99 a yearRadar + Camera21MeasuredCalculated
Behind
14 ft deep
BothSupported-
Carl's Place
PlayBetter
Rain or Shine Golf, LLC
$549.99
None req.Radar-1MeasuredMeasured
Behind
BothSupported4.9×7.6×1.1-
Fairway Golf USA
$599.99
None req.Radar01--
Behind
18 ft deep
BothLimited--
Fairway Golf USA
Mevo Gen2
Mevo Gen2
FlightScope
$1,149
None req.Radar + Camera11MeasuredPartial
Behind
16 ft deep
BothSupported6.9×1.2×5.6
Carl's Place
Fairway Golf USA
$1,149
None req.Camera20MeasuredNone
Side
IndoorSupported3.4×13.9×6.5Semi-portable
Carl's Place
$1,499.99
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
IndoorSupported-Semi-portable-
Fairway Golf USA
Square Golf Omni
Omni
Square Golf
$1,599
None req.Camera40MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothSupported4×18×4
Shop Indoor Golf
ST Max
ST Max
SkyTrak
$1,695
None req.Radar + Camera-2MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothLimited7×8×2.8
Carl's Place
$1,699
None req.Camera20MeasuredMeasured
Side
IndoorLimited8.7×6.5×4.7Semi-portable
Carl's Place
Mevo+
Mevo+
FlightScope
$2,299
$1,839
Save $460
None req.Radar + Camera11MeasuredPartial
Behind
16 ft deep
BothSupported6.8×4.6×1.2
Fairway Golf USA
EYE MINI
EYE MINI
Uneekor
$1,999
None req.Camera20CalculatedMeasured
Side
BothLimited6.6×6.5×6.5
Carl's Place
Launch Pro
Launch Pro
Bushnell
$2,499.99
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothSupported-Semi-portable
Fairway Golf USA
LaunchBox
LaunchBox
TruGolf
$2,999
None req.Camera20MeasuredSpeed only
Side
12 ft deep
BothLimited7×9.5×5
Carl's Place
Spica 3
Spica 3
GolfJoy
$3,199
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Behind
6 ft deep
BothSupported6.4×3.9×13.4-
Carl's Place
Golf Joy America TBGJOY10
$3,999
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothSupported6×12×5
Carl's Place
N1
Nvisage N1
Nvisage
$4,995
None req.Camera20MeasuredSpeed only
Overhead
IndoorSupported-
Carl's Place
EYE XO
EYE XO
Uneekor
$4,999
None req.Camera20MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
15 ft deep
BothSupported6×4.3×30.5Semi-portable
Carl's Place
KIT
Full Swing KIT
Full Swing
$4,999
None req.Radar + Camera11MeasuredMeasured
Behind
21 ft deep
BothSupported6.6×10.2×2.3
Carl's Place
Fairway Golf USA
$4,999.99
$99.99 a yearCamera30MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothSupported16.5×10.6×7.5
Carl's Place
Fairway Golf USA
EYE XR
EYE XR
Uneekor
$5,499
None req.Camera20MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
16 ft deep
IndoorSupported22.4×3.1×3.9
Carl's Place
NEO-E
NEO-E
Nvisage
$5,500
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Side
BothSupported-
Carl's Place
APOGEE
APOGEE
TruGolf
$6,500
None req.Camera20CalculatedMeasured
Overhead
15 ft deep
IndoorLimited38×5.5×8
Carl's Place
$6,999
None req.Camera20MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
BothSupported39.4×6.3×3.9Semi-portable
Carl's Place
Golf Joy America TBGJOY10
EYE XO2
EYE XO2
Uneekor
$7,999
None req.Camera30MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
15 ft deep
IndoorLimited5.9×2.5×36.3
Carl's Place
$13,495
None req.Radar + Camera11MeasuredMeasured
Behind
16 ft deep
BothSupported12×10×1.9
Carl's Place
Trackman iO
Trackman iO
Trackman
$13,995
$700 a yearRadar + Camera21MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
10 ft deep
IndoorLimited13.1×13.1×4.2
Carl's Place
$15,999
None req.Camera40MeasuredMeasured
Side
17 ft deep
BothSupported7×-×4
Carl's Place
iO Duo
iO Duo
Trackman
$18,995
$700 a yearRadar + Camera21MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
10 ft deep
IndoorLimited--
Carl's Place
$19,999
None req.Camera40MeasuredMeasured
Side
10 ft deep
BothSupported7×-×4-
Carl's Place
$19,999
None req.Camera40MeasuredMeasured
Overhead
20 ft deep
IndoorSupported-
Carl's Place
$25,995
$1,100 a yearRadar + Camera12MeasuredMeasured
Behind
18 ft deep
BothLimited11.8×11.8×1.8Semi-portable
Carl's Place
Voice Caddie SC100
SC100
Voice Caddie
$150
None req.Radar01Not possibleSpeed only
Behind
BothNone5.9×3.2×1.1-
$190
None req.Radar01Not possibleSpeed only
Behind
12 ft deep
BothNone2.2×4.6×1.9-
Ernest Sports ES12
ES12
Ernest Sports
$199
None req.Radar01Not possibleNone
Side
BothNone--
$279
None req.Radar01Not possibleSpeed only
Behind
BothNone3×5.9×1-
OptiShot 2
OptiShot 2
OptiShot
$299
None req.Infrared00CalculatedMeasured
On mat
IndoorLimited-Semi-portable-
PiTrac
PiTrac
PiTrac
$300
None req.Camera20MeasuredNone
Side
IndoorSupported-Semi-portable-
Ernest Sports ESB1
ESB1
Ernest Sports
$425
None req.Radar01MeasuredSpeed only
Behind
BothNone--
Exputt RG
Exputt RG
Exputt
$469
None req.Camera10Not possibleNone
Overhead
9 ft deep
IndoorNone31×43×18Semi-portable-
Ernest Sports ES14
ES14
Ernest Sports
$495
None req.Radar02CalculatedSpeed only
Side
BothLimited8×6×2-
Voice Caddie SC4 Pro
SC4 Pro
Voice Caddie
$499
None req.Radar01MeasuredSpeed only
Behind
18 ft deep
BothSupported4.9×7.6×1.1-
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OpenFlight
OpenFlight
$540
None req.Radar01CalculatedSpeed only
Side
BothSupported-Semi-portable-

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