The difference that matters
The Shot Scope LM1 fits a shorter room: about 14.5 ft minimum depth against 16 ft. The Red Stakes RSG One measures spin with marked balls, while the Shot Scope LM1 does not report it. Only the Shot Scope LM1 is listed for outdoor use as well as indoors. At the prices we observed, the Shot Scope LM1 costs $1,800 less.
Side by side
| Specification | Shot Scope LM1 | Red Stakes RSG One |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking | Radar | Camera |
| Detail | K-band (24 GHz) Doppler radar | High-speed camera with infrared sensors |
| Placement | Behind the ball | Behind the ball |
| Room depth (FOREference) | 14.5–16.5 ft | 16–18 ft |
| Stated ceiling | — | — |
| Spin | Not reported | Measured with marked balls |
| Ball data listed | 4 | 8 |
| Club data listed | 1 | 1 |
| Indoor / outdoor | Both | Indoor |
| Ball marking | Not required | Marked balls required |
| Display | Built-in 3.5-inch colour screen | Windows PC only |
| Subscription | None | Not stated |
| Weight | 0.66 lb | — |
| Price seen | $200 | $2,000 |
Highlighted rows differ. Figures come from each product's sources; room depth, distances and brightness are FOREference calculations using the same method for both.
Which should you choose?
Shot Scope LM1
Choose the Shot Scope LM1 if your room is under about 16 ft deep or you also want to use it at the range.
Before you buy either
- Check the room: room size calculator and ceiling height calculator.
- Confirm what each seller includes — accessories, software trials and bundles change often.
- Read the limitations on each full reference page.
FOREference compares published specifications; we have not tested these products side by side. How we work · Disclosure