Released 2022
Full Swing
KIT
Full Swing's portable launch monitor: dual-radar + camera architecture, AI-powered swing analysis, and tour-pro pedigree (Tiger Woods uses it). Works indoor and outdoor. Built-in 16-camera array captures swing video for review alongside ball data. Undercuts both the Garmin R50 ($4,999.99 all-in-one) and the GC3 ($6,999 Foresight pedigree) for buyers who want brand-name credibility without the photometric premium.
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- Buy atIndoor Golf Outlet$4,999Free ship
- Buy atCarl's Place$5,000Free ship
- Buy atRain or Shine Golf$4,999Free ship
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Price history
What it’s cost, tracked daily.
Lowest we’ve tracked: $3,999. Highest: $5,000. Best price now: $4,999, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover since June 7, 2026. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the KIT.
Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Recreational Player
Strong brand recognition and a polished mobile experience. The 'I want what Tiger uses' answer in a home-friendly package, with both-handed flexibility from the radar-plus-camera setup.
- Family Setup
Indoor and outdoor capable; built-in swing video lets multiple users share without each needing a separate setup. Mobile-app-driven, so non-technical household members can run it from a phone.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
$3,999 sits in the awkward middle — the Mevo Gen 2 at $1,299 (or $2,299 with the Pro Package) delivers comparable radar accuracy for $1,700–$2,700 less.
- Performance Seeker
Hybrid radar-camera is less reliable than premium photometric for serious data work. Performance personas should reach for the Launch Pro, GC3, or Uneekor instead.
- Showroom
Strong brand, but the form factor reads as portable consumer rather than commercial-installation. Premium rooms favor ceiling-mount photometric.
- Space-Constrained
Radar tracking still needs ~16+ ft of room depth indoors. Tight rooms should look at beside-the-ball photometric.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Tracking Method | Dual radar + 16-camera array (hybrid) |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Both |
| Swing Video | Yes — built-in capture and review |
Data
| Ball Data | Speed, launch, spin (measured), carry, total |
| Club Data | Clubhead speed, path, attack angle |
Software
| App | Full Swing Pro mobile app |
| Subscription | None required |
Pedigree
| Used By | Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm, other tour pros |
Same category, different tradeoff
Other launch monitors we considered.
Mid-tierGarminApproach R50Built-in 10-inch touchscreen means no PC fiddling. Power on, hit shots, see data. The all-in-one option.
Buy at Amazon$5,000+ $99/yr
PremiumVTrackLaunch MonitorOverhead dual-camera photometric at $5,000 with no subscription. The budget path to a ceiling-mounted install.
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