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[scotty2131]

Bought a house and will be setting up a hitting bay in my garage, primarily to mediate my boredom during the winter months. Want to find a launch monitor that would be the best bet for under $1,500 that could give me all of my measurables with only having about 5-6 feet of ball flight. Ideally would also have a simulator aspect to entertain myself.

Thanks for recommendations.

Also, if this needs to get moved to a different forum, please let me know.

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[Frankensteins Monster]

scotty2131, on 09 April 2018 - 08:00 AM, said:

Bought a house and will be setting up a hitting bay in my garage, primarily to mediate my boredom during the winter months. Want to find a launch monitor that would be the best bet for under $1,500 that could give me all of my measurables with only having about 5-6 feet of ball flight. Ideally would also have a simulator aspect to entertain myself.

Thanks for recommendations.

Also, if this needs to get moved to a different forum, please let me know.

$500 more, SkyTrak.

https://shop.skygolf...ch-monitor.aspx

[jbsg02]

Skytrak seems to be your best bet

Edited by jbsg02, 09 April 2018 - 09:27 PM.

[mjforn]

Is the $1500 all you can spend?

I had a light weight 7x9 net in the garage it worked for a while but didn't hold up to the use. I was only using 7-8 irons into it. My next one a Dynamax Sports Golf Net from Amazon. I can hit anything into it. Next I purchased a 'SC200' Launch monitor it doesn't do side-spin like the Skytrack but it has helped me dial in my irons over the winter. I haven't been outside to see how close the data is but it should be easy to just short or long with all the info I have.

[scotty2131]

Thought SkyTrak was going to be the best option. Don't mind paying a little more if it gets me exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks all

[Frankensteins Monster]

The next step up is $6000+. The next step down is $600. Those $600 and below won't give you what you want.