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Built-in 10-inch touchscreen means no PC fiddling. Power on, hit shots, see data. The all-in-one option.

Overhead photometric at $4,999.99 with E6 Connect included and no subscription. No stickers, no markings.

Overhead dual-camera photometric at $5,000 with no subscription. The budget path to a ceiling-mounted install.

Overhead dual-camera photometric with an AI shot model, around $4,700. Reads both-handed, no subscription of its own.

Three-camera overhead Uneekor with putting, around $6,000. Sits between the EYE MINI Lite and the XO2.

Two-camera overhead Uneekor, 24 data points, $6,499. Note the newer EYE XR is $500 less.

Ceiling-mounted photometric for under $7,000. Aggressive challenger to Uneekor at the entry of the overhead premium tier.

Industry-standard photometric accuracy, used in club fitting and tour facilities. Course play has run on a Foresight+ membership since July 2026 — budget roughly $500-$1,200/yr on top.

Ceiling-mount photometric in the $8K gap between ProTee VX and EYE XO2. Voice control, E6 ENJOY included, no marked balls.

Overhead mount means no repositioning between right and left-handed shots. Tour-grade data with the convenience of a permanent install.

EYE XO2 with swing cameras and a balance mat. Synced swing video alongside ball data. The instruction-room configuration.

FlightScope's flagship at $13,495. Radar and camera together, indoor and out, 50 parameters, no required subscription.

Trackman's serious push at the home market. Real Trackman data in a ceiling unit at half the Trackman 4 price.

The industry's accuracy benchmark. Used in tour facilities and serious club fitting. The reference standard.

Foresight's consumer-priced ceiling unit. GCHawk-class data and a bigger hitting zone for $3,000 less.

GCQuad with the Putting Analysis module. Tour-grade putting data on the same unit that handles full swings.

Foresight's commercial-grade ceiling Quadrascopic. The reference Foresight ceiling install when budget is unconstrained.

The GCQuad's successor — four cameras, a touchscreen, closure rate. $19,999 at the cheapest retailer we track.

The category reference at $25,995. Dual radar plus camera, indoor and out — but it needs 16 ft of depth.

5×8 Country Club Elite — extra length covers stance plus follow-through. Right for longer bays.

5×10 Country Club Elite — full commercial-feel footprint. The showroom-tier mat in this line.

Tour-quality feel with a 10+ year lifespan. Used in commercial facilities. The mat that doesn't compromise.

10-foot Player Preferred Fiberbuilt with center hit zone. Worth the upgrade in longer rooms or ambidextrous builds.

Commercial-grade frame and screen, 9' × 14' wide. Showroom anchor without a full custom install.

Carl's 2025 redesign — heavy 2" EMT, BlackStop fabric, screen-to-floor. The mid-premium gap-filler between C-Series and SIGPRO Commercial.

Native 4K at 5,000 ANSI for $2,699 — ProBeam brightness without the pixel-shift, and $2,200 under the LK936ST.

Golf-dedicated flagship — Auto Screen Fit, motorized zoom, Golf Mode, IP5X sealed. The 2026 default for permanent builds.

Commercial-grade 4K laser with lens shift. The showroom alternate when off-axis mounting is unavoidable.

Laser light source with 20,000+ hour life means no lamp replacements. The premium projector for premium builds.

Polished graphics make virtual courses immediately impressive. Great for casual rounds.

Foresight's current platform, successor to FSX Play. Course play needs a Foresight+ membership plus a Course Pass — roughly $500-$1,200/yr.

The prestige platform. Tour-grade analytics and Virtual Golf 3 graphics, locked to Trackman 4 / iO hardware. The only home-tier sim software the tour world actually uses.

$250/yr for the community-standard sim platform — ~2,000 LiDAR courses, active development, annual license.

TruGolf's 2026 E6 successor. Modernized engine, expanded course library, polished UI. The premium-polish family/showroom pick.

Perpetual E6 license with 27 courses included. The no-subscription path to polished course play.

Intel i9-14900KF + RTX 5070 + Thermaltake View case. The premium-aesthetic option in the performance tier.

Rubber or brush tees for indoor sim use. Wooden tees break on every shot; sim tees last 6–24 months.

Rubber tray that keeps 50–100 balls within reach. Skip if the build uses a Net Return frame.

Camera-readable dot-pattern balls. Required for Rapsodo MLM2PRO; preferred for Foresight; pointless for everything else.

Replaceable strike-zone insert. The strip wears out instead of the mat.

Standard mount for proper projector placement in a permanent build.

The boring stuff that makes everything work. Always needed.

Hardened case for camera-based launch monitors. Skipping it voids the warranty against ball strikes.

Neutral 4000–5000K LED panel(s) for camera-based launch monitors. Eliminates shadows that compromise photometric data.

Foam divot insert for the HotShot stance pad. Real-divot feel, built for performance practice volume.

Mandatory in narrow rooms (under 12 ft wide) to catch mishit balls. Often non-negotiable for safe operation.

Foam tiles under the sim footprint. Drops noise by 50–70% and saves your shins on 90-minute sessions.

Hardened floor case for short-throw projectors. The single most-skipped accessory before a $1,000 projector becomes a paperweight.

Protective cage for ceiling-mounted projectors. The mount holds it; the cage protects it.