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Square Golf Home

Released 2024

BudgetLaunch monitor

Square Golf

Square Golf Home

$700

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Camera-based photometric launch monitor with putting support at a price where most rivals estimate. Spin is measured with Square's marking balls (three in the box) and estimated with a normal ball; club path and attack angle are measured with the shaft marker, while face angle and dynamic loft are estimates. Indoor only — it needs controlled lighting. Native course rounds run on credits (1,000 included, roughly 55 rounds); GSPro, E6 Connect, and Awesome Golf connect with no Square fee.

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Complete packages

The two we’d look at first, and why. Retailers sell the Square Golf Home 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

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    Camera-measured spin (with Square's marking balls) plus measured club path and attack angle at $699.99 — data radar units at this price estimate or skip — and putting. Face angle and dynamic loft are estimates here too. The credit model for native rounds is the tradeoff to know about; third-party software sidesteps it.

  • Space-Constrained

    Sits beside the ball and reads at impact, so there's no ball-flight depth requirement, and it fits shorter rooms than radar: about 14 ft at the least on our room planner, with the ball as close to the screen as your swing allows.

Not for

  • Performance Seeker

    Twelve data points covers the fundamentals, not the depth serious practice wants — no impact location, and the Omni's four-camera array measures more with more headroom.

  • Showroom

    A $700 unit undersells a premium room. The Omni or a Foresight unit fits that brief.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

Tracking MethodPhotometric (high-speed camera)
Indoor/OutdoorIndoor only — needs controlled lighting
PlacementBeside the ball — no depth-behind requirement
Battery LifeUp to 8 hours
Warranty1 year

Data

Ball DataSpeed, direction, launch angle, apex, carry, run, total; back and side spin measured with Square marking balls (3 included), estimated with a normal ball
Club DataPath and attack angle measured with the club marker; face angle and dynamic loft estimated
PuttingSupported

Software

Native RoundsCredits — 1,000 included (~55 rounds), under $1/round after
Third-Party SoftwareGSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf — no Square fee

Room planner

See the Square Golf Home 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.

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