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Comparison

VX vs RSG Pro

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A side-by-side look at how the ProTee VX and Red Stakes Golf RSG Pro compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

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Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Tracking Method
    VXPhotometric (dual high-speed cameras, AI-assisted, ceiling-mount)
    RSG ProTwo synchronized near-infrared cameras with red LED lighting, ceiling-mounted slightly behind the golfer
  • Indoor/Outdoor
    VXIndoor only
    RSG ProIndoor only; block direct sunlight
  • Hitting Zone
    VX25" × 21" (65 × 55 cm)
    RSG Pro—
  • Marked Ball Required
    VXNo
    RSG Pro—
  • Handedness
    VX—
    RSG ProSame tee for right- and left-handed golfers, no repositioning

Data

  • Ball Data
    VXBall speed, launch angle and direction, total spin, back spin, side spin and spin axis, all measured — 24 ball, club and flight metrics in all
    RSG Pro—
  • Club Data
    VXFull delivery (path, AoA, dynamic loft, face, impact)
    RSG Pro—
  • Data
    VX—
    RSG ProClub and ball data, seven swing metrics; club data with reflective stickers; measured spin with TaylorMade TP5 pix balls, estimated with others

Software

  • Subscription
    VXNone from ProTee; course play needs third-party software such as GSPro ($250/yr)
    RSG Pro—
  • Native Software
    VXProTee Labs (practice and analysis, no course play); official GSPro connector
    RSG Pro—
  • Software
    VX—
    RSG ProRSG Club only; no GSPro, E6, Awesome Golf or Creative Golf
  • RSG Club
    VX—
    RSG ProCore included (10 courses, ranges, online tournaments); Premium $750 lifetime at Red Stakes, or $199/yr per Indoor Golf Outlet

Requirements

  • Mount Height
    VX9–10 ft from the top of the mount to the hitting surface, 10 ft optimal; the unit hangs 3'4"–3'7" in front of the hitting area
    RSG Pro—
  • Mounting
    VX—
    RSG Pro9 ft to 10 ft 6 in above the turf (10 ft recommended); about 29–34 in behind the ball, by height
  • Tee to Screen
    VX—
    RSG Pro8–10 ft; Red Stakes recommends 9 ft
  • PC
    VX—
    RSG ProWindows 11, wired Ethernet, internet connection; not Mac or iOS

Practical

  • Formerly
    VX—
    RSG ProGalaxy

Room planner

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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 VX

  • Showroom

    Ceiling-mount aesthetic with no floor clutter, ambidextrous from install. Priced well under Uneekor's EYE XO2 and Foresight's Falcon, which makes it the value pick for buyers building a premium room without GCQuad/Falcon money.

  • Performance Seeker

    24 data points including measured spin and full club delivery, no ProTee subscription, no marked balls. On GSPro's official list through ProTee's own connector.

  • Family Setup

    Ambidextrous out of the box — no equipment moves between right and left-handed players. Permanent install, but the data is approachable enough for casual household use.

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