RSG Pro

Red Stakes' ceiling-mounted unit, and like the RSG One it runs only Red Stakes' own software, RSG Club. GSPro, E6, Awesome Golf and Creative Golf don't list it, and Red Stakes names no other platform, so at $7,000 you are buying into one company's courses and online play. Two synchronized near-infrared cameras with red LED lighting hang above the hitting area, slightly behind the golfer, and read club and ball at impact; Red Stakes advertises seven swing metrics and a putting mode. Club data needs Red Stakes' reflective club stickers, and measured spin needs TaylorMade TP5 pix balls; other balls get estimated spin. One tee serves right- and left-handed golfers. It mounts 9 ft to 10 ft 6 in above the hitting surface, measured from the turf, and Red Stakes calls 10 ft the sweet spot. Below 9 ft it asks you to contact support first; above 10 ft 6 in it needs a drop mount. The unit sits about 29 to 34 in behind the ball, depending on the height, and the tee goes 8 to 10 ft from the screen, 9 ft by Red Stakes' preference. RSG Club Core comes with it: 10 courses, practice ranges and online tournaments with no subscription. Premium, with 36-plus courses, is a $750 lifetime membership at Red Stakes; Indoor Golf Outlet describes continued premium access as $199 a year after a 60-day trial. It needs a Windows 11 PC on wired Ethernet and a steady internet connection. $6,999.99 at Indoor Golf Outlet, $7,000 at Red Stakes, which offers a 365-day money-back guarantee on its own sales.