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IDRA II
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An overhead camera from GolfIn, a simulator maker in Saint-Georges, Quebec. Two high-speed cameras in a stereoscopic pair read ball and club with no marked balls and detect the club automatically, over a hitting zone 32 in wide and 18 in deep: wide enough for right- and left-handed golfers to share it, with handedness set in the software. Indoors only. It has no course software of its own. GolfIn's launcher calibrates the unit and starts GSPro or E6 Connect, and you buy those separately. E6 lists Golf In as a tracking system, and GolfIn's sales team sells the E6 licenses. GSPro does not list the IDRA II as officially supported: it connects through GolfIn's own bridge under GSPro's "GolfIn Idra (OpenAPI)" license. GolfIn includes a year of GSPro with its complete simulators; Indoor Golf Outlet's listing for the standalone unit doesn't mention it. The camera mounts 99 to 120 in above the turf, and the ball sits 52 to 61.5 in behind it, depending on the height; GolfIn prints a table. GolfIn publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size for the IDRA II. Its PC requirements, as Indoor Golf Outlet lists them, are strict: an Intel i7 (10th gen) and an NVIDIA RTX 20-series card at minimum, RTX 40-series recommended, and no AMD processors. Two-year warranty, per Indoor Golf Outlet.
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The three we’d look at first, and why. Retailers sell the GolfIn IDRA II with the rest of a setup at one price; each price here is the configuration shown, in stock.
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Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector
SIG DIY
GolfIn IDRA II, Shop Indoor Golf DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11"), Optoma ZW350ST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $42 less than the same parts bought separately.
Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector
SIG
GolfIn IDRA II, Shop Indoor Golf SIG8 Enclosure, Optoma ZW350ST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $40 less than the same parts bought separately.
Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector
Carl's Place C-Series DIY
GolfIn IDRA II, Carl's Place C-Series DIY Enclosure (9x12, Premium screen), Optoma ZW350ST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $40 less than the same parts bought separately.
Compare with
How it stacks up against the closest alternatives.
Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
No specific match.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
$5,995 before any course software, which it doesn't have of its own. The NVISAGE N1 is an overhead unit at $4,995 with free course play, and the side-of-ball Square Golf Omni is $1,599.
- Recreational Player
No course software in the box: a casual player has to buy GSPro or E6 and run it on an Intel and NVIDIA Windows PC.
- Space-Constrained
A permanent ceiling install, and GolfIn publishes no room size to plan a tight space against.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Tracking Method | Photometric, two high-speed cameras (stereoscopic), ceiling-mounted; no marked balls |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor only |
| Hitting Zone | 32 in wide × 18 in deep |
| Handedness | Right or left set in the software; the zone covers both |
Requirements
| Mounting | Camera 99–120 in above the turf; ball 52–61.5 in behind it, by height (GolfIn's table) |
| PC | Intel i7 10th gen, NVIDIA RTX 20-series minimum, RTX 40-series recommended; no AMD processors |
| Room | GolfIn publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size for the IDRA II |
Data
| Club Data | Club speed, club path, face to target, face to path, vertical impact, smash factor; automatic club detection |
| Ball Data | Ball speed, launch angle, direction, back spin, side spin, spin axis, carry, total, peak height, descent angle |
Software
| Native Software | None for course play; GolfIn's launcher calibrates and starts GSPro or E6 Connect |
| Third-Party | E6 Connect (licenses through GolfIn); GSPro through GolfIn's bridge ("GolfIn Idra (OpenAPI)" license), not on GSPro's official list |
Practical
| Warranty | 2 years (Indoor Golf Outlet) |
Room planner
See the GolfIn IDRA II in your sim room.
The planner draws it to scale where its maker says it goes, with your room, your height and your swing, then checks the ceiling, walls, screen and placement against the published figures. It opens in a sample room; put in yours.
Same category, different tradeoff
Other launch monitors we considered.
PremiumUneekorEYE XRRear-mounted two-camera overhead Uneekor with sticker-free club tracking. The cheapest Uneekor ceiling unit.
PremiumAccuGolfHawkeyeOverhead dual-camera photometric with an AI shot model. Reads both-handed, no subscription of its own.
PremiumNVISAGENEO-EA portable three-camera unit beside the ball: any ball, measured spin, club data with a sticker, free course software. NVISAGE publishes no room size.
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