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VTrack

Launch Monitor

$5,000

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Prices confirmed Nov 10, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

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Buy at Indoor Golf Outlet · $5,000, Launch Monitor

Ceiling-mounted photometric launch monitor with dual 1,800 fps cameras and a 31 × 21 inch hitting zone — the floor stays clear and the install stays permanent, for about $1,000 less than Uneekor's cheapest ceiling unit and less than half an EYE XO2. One install reads left- and right-handed players. Practice software is included with a lifetime license; course play runs through GSPro ($250/yr), E6 Connect or E6 (2026).

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Complete packages

The three we’d look at first, and why. Retailers sell the VTrack Launch Monitor 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

  • Performance Seeker

    Dual 1,800 fps overhead cameras with a fixed, calibrated install — no re-aligning a floor unit between sessions — and impact video for practice work. The data depth sits below GCQuad-class units, but so does the price, by a lot.

  • Showroom

    The overhead look for less than any established ceiling-mount name — about $1,000 under Uneekor's EYE XR and less than half an EYE XO2. Floor stays clear, install reads intentional, no subscription running in the background.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    Five thousand dollars where a Square Golf Omni delivers strong photometric data at $1,599. The premium buys the overhead install, not proportionally better numbers.

  • Recreational Player

    Permanent ceiling mount and a practice-first software suite. Casual play is better served by a floor unit with polished course software.

  • Space-Constrained

    Permanent ceiling installation in a dedicated space — the opposite of portable or temporary.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

Tracking MethodPhotometric overhead (dual 1,800 fps cameras)
MountingCeiling; sensor 8 ft 6 in–9 ft 10 in above the floor
Min Ceiling8 ft 10 in (Laon: 106–122 in floor to ceiling)
RoomLaon recommends a 213 in (about 17 ft 9 in) wide room and at least 118 in from hitting zone to screen
Hitting Zone31 × 21 in (Laon's page also says up to 31 × 24 in; the smaller is used)
AmbidextrousYes — one install serves left- and right-handed players
Indoor/OutdoorIndoor only

Data

Data23 data points: 8 club, 7 ball, 8 ball-flight (Laon's breakdown)

Software

Included SoftwareVTrack ToolKit + Practice Range — lifetime license
Course PlayGSPro ($250/yr); E6 Connect (VTrack Home licence, $1,000 one-time with 27 courses, or $300–$600/yr); E6 (2026) $220–$450/yr

Room planner

See the VTrack Launch Monitor 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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