Golf launch monitors

The short answer

The single most useful thing to know about a launch monitor is where it sits. Radar units go behind the ball and need six to nine feet back there. Camera units sit beside the ball and need almost none. Overhead units use no floor at all but have to hang inside a fixed height band. That decides whether a unit fits your room far more than its price does.

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Launch monitorSitsSensorCeilingRoom depthPrice
Garmin Approach R10Behind the ballRadar—15 ft$600Check price
Uneekor EYE XOOverheadCamera9 ft or more13 ft$6,499Check price
TrackMan iOOverheadCamera plus radar8 ft 10 in to 10 ft 6 in15 ft$9,500Check price
ProTee VXOverheadCamera9 ft to 10 ft13 ft$6,500Check price
FlightScope Mevo+Behind the ballRadar—16 ft—Check price
SkyTrak SkyTrak+discontinuedBeside the ballCamera plus radar—13 ft$1,995Check price
Rapsodo MLM2PROBehind the ballCamera plus radar—15 ft 6 in$700Check price
Uneekor EYE XO2OverheadCamera———Check price
TrackMan 4Behind the ballRadar——$25,995Check price
SkyTrak ST MAXBeside the ballCamera plus radar—13 ft$1,995Check price
Foresight Sports GC3Beside the ballCamera—13 ft$6,999Check price
Full Swing KITBehind the ballRadar—19 ft$4,999Check price
Foresight Sports GCHawkOverheadCamera——$9,498Check price
Foresight Sports GCQuadBeside the ballCamera—13 ft—Check price
Bushnell Launch ProBeside the ballCamera—13 ft—Check price
Garmin Approach R50Beside the ballCamera—13 ft$5,000Check price
Uneekor EYE MINIBeside the ballCamera—13 ft$2,999Check price
Uneekor EYE XROverheadCamera——$5,999Check 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.

Want this checked against your actual measurements? Run the room fit calculator.