Launch Monitors

Launch monitors fall into three placement families, and each one sets a different room constraint. Radar units behind the ball need to watch the ball fly, so room depth rules. Camera units beside the ball read it at impact and fit shallow rooms, but must be moved for left-handed golfers. Overhead units keep the floor clear and serve both hands, but need a solid ceiling at a stated height.

Then check the spin method. Measured spin produces believable wedge and curve behaviour; calculated spin is an estimate derived from club data. Finally, add five years of any required subscription to the price — it can double the real cost of an entry model.

How to choose

Every launch monitors product we cover

Prices are the lowest listed configuration from the lead seller on the date shown on each product page. Room depth uses the FOREference method described in the room size guide.