Comparison · Launch monitors

Square Golf (Home Edition) vs Red Stakes RSG One

Square Golf (Home Edition)

Square Golf (Home Edition)

Camera · Beside the ball · 13.5–15.5 ft deep

$699

vs
RSG One

Red Stakes RSG One

Camera · Behind the ball · 16–18 ft deep

$1,999.99

The difference that matters

The Square Golf (Home Edition) fits a shorter room: about 13.5 ft minimum depth against 16 ft. The Square Golf (Home Edition) measures spin directly, while the Red Stakes RSG One needs marked balls for it. The Square Golf (Home Edition) lists more club data (4 parameters against 1). At the prices we observed, the Square Golf (Home Edition) costs $1,301 less.

Side by side

SpecificationSquare Golf (Home Edition)Red Stakes RSG One
TrackingCameraCamera
DetailHigh-speed camera with machine visionHigh-speed camera with infrared sensors
PlacementBeside the ballBehind the ball
Room depth (FOREference)13.5–15.5 ft16–18 ft
Stated ceiling——
SpinMeasuredMeasured with marked balls
Ball data listed88
Club data listed41
Indoor / outdoorIndoorIndoor
Ball markingDotted balls for best accuracy (three included)Marked balls required
DisplayWindows PC, iOS or AndroidWindows PC only
SubscriptionNo Square subscription; 10 courses included with token-based play (1 token per hole)Not stated
Weight——
Price seen$699$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?

Square Golf (Home Edition)

Choose the Square Golf (Home Edition) if your room is under about 16 ft deep or measured spin matters to you.

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Red Stakes RSG One

Choose the Red Stakes RSG One if you prefer its maker, seller or ecosystem — the published figures do not favour it.

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Before you buy either

FOREference compares published specifications; we have not tested these products side by side. How we work · Disclosure