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Comparison

Mevo Gen 2 vs Square Golf Omni

Short answer

If you want club path, the Square Golf Omni is the cheaper way to get it — $1,599 with path, attack angle and impact location measured using its club stickers, against $1,299 plus a $1,000 Pro Package on the Mevo Gen 2 — and it fits a shorter room: about 14 ft at the least on our room planner, where the Mevo's radar wants 17.

At today's prices the Mevo Gen 2 is $450 less, with a price drop on the Mevo Gen 2 at $1,149 (PlayBetter).

Current price drop

The Mevo Gen 2 is currently $1,299$1,149 at PlayBetter — down $150 from its 30-day typical price.

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Which one for you

Want club path
Square Golf Omni. Measured with its shaft sticker at $1,599; on the Mevo, path is the $1,000 Pro Package, $2,299 in total.
Room under 17 ft deep
Square Golf Omni. It reads at impact and fits about 14 ft at the least; the Mevo's radar wants room to watch the ball fly.
Range-first player who needs ball data, club speed and attack angle
FlightScope Mevo Gen 2. $300 less, no subscription, and a long FlightScope track record.

Bottom line

The longer answer

On sticker price the Mevo Gen 2 is $300 cheaper, $1,299 against $1,599. That holds only if ball data, club speed and attack angle are all you need. The Mevo's club path, face to path and dynamic loft sit behind FlightScope's Pro Package at $1,000 list on its own ($1,499 with Face Impact Location), which takes it to $2,299. The Omni measures club path and attack angle with a shaft sticker, and club speed and impact location with a face sticker as well; its face angle and dynamic loft are Square's estimates. So for club path it is $700 cheaper. FlightScope and its dealers have the Pro Package at $599 as of November 2026, which puts the Mevo at $1,898 while it runs — the Omni is still about $300 cheaper and still adds impact location.

The room is the bigger difference. The Mevo is a radar unit (FlightScope pairs 3D Doppler with image processing), and radar needs to watch the ball fly: plan on about 17 ft on our room planner: FlightScope's 8 ft behind the ball and at least 8 ft of flight in front, plus a foot behind the screen. The Omni is a four-camera photometric unit that reads at impact, and Square publishes no ball-to-screen distance, so the ball can sit as close to the screen as your swing allows: about 14 ft of room at the least. Neither unit sets the ceiling; the swing does, and Shop Indoor Golf's height table asks 10 ft for a golfer 5'10" to 6'2". Neither carries a subscription, both work outdoors — the Omni is unusual among camera units in being built for sunlight — and both are on GSPro's official list with no manufacturer fee on top of GSPro's $250 a year.

The Omni's tradeoff is age: it is new in 2026 and still on pre-order or backorder at most dealers we track, so it has months of track record where FlightScope has years. Handedness tips slightly to the Mevo: it sits behind the ball, where handedness does not matter, while Square says the Omni may need to be repositioned when players switch hands.

In a short room, or if club path is on your list, buy the Omni. The Mevo is the pick for a long garage or outdoor-first use where ball data, club speed and attack angle are enough, at $300 less.

Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Tracking Method
    Mevo Gen 2Fusion Tracking (3D Doppler radar + image processing)
    Square Golf OmniPhotometric (4 cameras)
  • Indoor/Outdoor
    Mevo Gen 2Both
    Square Golf OmniBoth — explicitly designed for grass and mat
  • Battery Life
    Mevo Gen 2Up to 6 hours (USB-C charging)
    Square Golf OmniUp to 6 hours (removable Li-ion)
  • Warranty
    Mevo Gen 212 months
    Square Golf Omni1 year
  • Handedness
    Mevo Gen 2—
    Square Golf OmniRight and left — set in the app or on the unit; Square says the unit may need to be repositioned when players switch hands
  • Outdoor Operation
    Mevo Gen 2—
    Square Golf OmniEngineered for sunlight (rare for photometric)
  • Built-in Display
    Mevo Gen 2—
    Square Golf OmniYes — shot data on the unit

Data

  • Ball Data
    Mevo Gen 2Speed, launch, spin, carry, total
    Square Golf OmniSpeed, direction, launch angle, back and side spin, apex, carry, total — measured with any ball, no markings
  • Club Data
    Mevo Gen 2Club speed, smash factor, angle of attack, spin loft; club path, face to path, dynamic loft and low point with the Pro Package
    Square Golf OmniPath and attack angle measured (shaft sticker); club speed and impact location measured (shaft and face stickers); face angle and dynamic loft estimated

Software

  • Pro Package Add-on
    Mevo Gen 2$1,000 list standalone (or $1,499 bundled with Face Impact Location), adds 11 club-delivery parameters. $599 on sale at FlightScope and its dealers as of November 2026 ($850 bundled)
    Square Golf Omni—
  • Software Included
    Mevo Gen 2FS Golf app (iOS, Android and Windows PC); E6 Connect 8-course bundle (iOS and PC)
    Square Golf Omni—
  • Subscription
    Mevo Gen 2None
    Square Golf OmniNone required
  • Native Course Play
    Mevo Gen 2—
    Square Golf OmniPay per hole: 1,000 credits included (about 55 rounds), then about 2–3 cents a hole

Requirements

  • Room Depth
    Mevo Gen 2About 16 ft indoors: 8 ft from sensor to tee plus at least 8 ft of ball flight
    Square Golf Omni—

Practical

  • Availability
    Mevo Gen 2—
    Square Golf OmniPre-order at PlayBetter (expected to ship winter 2026, $50 refundable deposit) and Shop Indoor Golf; backordered at Rain or Shine (about 6 weeks), as of November 1, 2026

Room planner

See each one in your sim room.

The planner draws each unit to scale with your room and your swing: where it sits, and whether your swing clears the ceiling, walls and screen. Put in your room once, then switch units in the planner to compare.

Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for Mevo Gen 2

  • Performance Seeker

    Angle of attack comes standard; with the Pro Package $1,000 add-on (or $1,499 bundled with Face Impact Location; $599 and $850 on sale at FlightScope and its dealers as of November 2026), the Mevo Gen 2 adds club path, face to path, dynamic loft and low point, plus face-impact location with the bundle — credible serious-practice radar without the $5K+ premium photometric price.

Better for Square Golf Omni

  • Family Setup

    Plays right- and left-handed, though Square says the unit may need to be repositioned when players switch hands. No subscription or per-profile fee: course play is a credit per player per hole, and third-party software carries no Square charge.

  • Space-Constrained

    No radar ball-flight requirement, and Square publishes no ball-to-screen distance, so the ball can come as close to the screen as your swing allows: about 14 ft of room at the least on our room planner (retailers say 10), and 18 ft with the ball 10 ft out.

Both fit

  • Recreational Player
  • Cost-Effective Buyer

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