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NVISAGE

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$4,995

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Buy at Indoor Golf Outlet · $4,995, N1

NVISAGE's ceiling-mounted camera, at $4,995 one of the least expensive overhead units we list. Two 2,000 fps cameras look down on the ball from about 2 ft in front of the tee, so nothing sits on the floor and right- and left-handed golfers play from the same mounting; handedness is a setting in the software. It needs NVISAGE's marked balls (12 come in the box), and the data is mostly ball data: Indoor Golf Outlet's list adds only club speed. NVISAGE's own software is free. MURLIE covers the range and shot analysis, and MURLIE-X adds course play with no subscription; Indoor Golf Outlet says 20 courses, and NVISAGE publishes no count. E6 Connect and Creative Golf both list NVISAGE. GSPro does not list the N1 as officially supported: it connects through NVISAGE's own bridge, and GSPro sells a license type for it, "NVisage (OpenAPI)". The unit connects to a Windows PC by Ethernet only. NVISAGE's manual mounts it 110 to 118 in (about 9 ft 2 in to 9 ft 10 in) above the floor; its website says 9 to 10 ft above the hitting surface. NVISAGE publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size. Indoor Golf Outlet suggests hitting from at least 10 ft, which puts the unit about 8 ft from the screen.

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Complete packages

The three we’d look at first, and why. Retailers sell the NVISAGE N1 with the rest of a setup at one price; each price here is the configuration shown, in stock.

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Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

No specific match.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $4,995 for mostly ball data, read from marked balls. The Square Golf Omni reads ball and club data from the side of the ball for about a third of that.

  • Performance Seeker

    Club data stops at club speed, and GSPro reaches it only through NVISAGE's own bridge rather than GSPro's official list.

  • Space-Constrained

    A permanent ceiling install that needs about 9 ft 2 in of height under NVISAGE's manual, with no room size published to plan against.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

Tracking MethodPhotometric, two 2,000 fps cameras, ceiling-mounted
Hitting Zone16 × 20 in in NVISAGE's manual; its website says 24 in deep by 20 in wide
HandednessSoftware setting; the unit stays put

Requirements

Mounting110–118 in above the floor (NVISAGE manual; its website says 9–10 ft above the hitting surface), about 2 ft in front of the tee
BallsNVISAGE marked balls required (12 included)
ConnectionEthernet to a Windows PC; no Mac or iOS
RoomNVISAGE publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size; Indoor Golf Outlet suggests at least 10 ft from ball to screen

Data

DataBall speed, launch angle, horizontal launch, back spin, side spin, spin axis, total spin (calculated), club speed

Software

Native SoftwareMURLIE (range) and MURLIE-X (course play, 20 courses per Indoor Golf Outlet), free
Third-PartyE6 Connect and Creative Golf list NVISAGE; GSPro through NVISAGE's bridge ("NVisage (OpenAPI)" license), not on GSPro's official list

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