Full Swing golf simulators
Full Swing makes the radar launch monitors used on tour and in a lot of celebrity home bays. The KIT is the consumer unit, and like every radar sensor it sits behind the ball, which is what decides whether it suits your room.
Full Swing launch monitors we track
| Launch monitor | Sits | Sensor | Ceiling | Room depth | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Swing KIT | Behind the ball | Radar | — | 19 ft | $4,999 | Check price |
Room depth is the minimum this unit can work in, counting clearance behind the screen, ball flight and the space the sensor itself needs. A dash means the maker does not publish that figure, never that we guessed it. Each unit’s page lists its sources and the date they were read.
How the Full Swing range is shaped
1
model we track
$4,999
list price
19 ft
least room depth in the range
Every Full Swing unit we track sit behind the ball, so room depth is the constraint that decides whether they work for you. The sensor needs floor space behind the tee on top of your ball flight, which is what rules out most garages.
What Full Swing tells you before you buy
Full Swing publishes some of it and leaves the rest to retailers and forums.
| Published for | Of 1 model |
|---|---|
| Minimum ceiling height | 0 of 1 |
| Ball flight needed to the screen | 0 of 1 |
| Where the sensor physically sits | 1 of 1 |
| A list price | 1 of 1 |
Where a maker publishes nothing we do not borrow a number. The unit is checked against our own 8 ft floor and the row says so, which is the whole method set out on how we verify.
Will a Full Swing fit your room?
Ceiling height and room depth decide this more than budget does, and the answer differs across Full Swing’s own range because the sensors do not all sit in the same place.
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Every Full Swing model
Common questions
How much space does a Full Swing KIT need behind the ball?+
Carl's Place states 10 ft of space behind the tee, which is more than any other unit we track. Full Swing itself publishes no placement geometry we could find, so we treat that retailer figure as guidance rather than as a hard requirement.