Bushnell LPi vs Swing Caddie SC4

Swing Caddie SC4 is the cheaper unit by $949. Bushnell LPi needs less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft). Swing Caddie SC4 has no required subscription.

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Reasons to pick Bushnell LPi

  • Needs 6 ft less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft)
  • Officially supports GSPro and FSX Play / FSX 2020 (the other doesn't)

Reasons to pick Swing Caddie SC4

  • Costs $949 less up front ($550 vs $1,499)
  • No required subscription (vs $199/yr)
  • Built-in screen shows your numbers at the mat
  • Usable outdoors too
Bushnell LPiSwing Caddie SC4
Price$1,499$550
Tracking techCamera (photometric)Radar (doppler)
PlacementBeside the ballBehind the golfer
Min ceiling9 ft9 ft
Min depth12 ft18 ft
Indoor/outdoorindoorboth
Ball requirementsanyany
Measured data17 — Carry Distance, Ball Speed, Total Spin, Launch Angle (Vertical), Horizontal Launch Angle, Spin Tilt Axis, Back Spin, Side Spin, Ball Apex, Ball Descent Angle, Ball Offline, Ball Curve, Hangtime, Club Head Speed, Smash Factor, Club Path (In/Out), Angle of Attack6 — Carry Distance, Ball Speed, Swing Speed, Launch Angle, Launch Direction, Spin Rate
Sim softwareFSX Play, FSX Pro, GSPro, E6 ConnectE6 Connect, MySwingCaddie App, Optishot Orion
Sim platformsGSPro, E6 Connect, FSX Play / FSX 2020E6 Connect
SubscriptionBall & club data require a software subscription. Silver tier $199/yr, Gold tier $499/yr. GSPro subscription $250/yr. 14-day free trial of Gold included.None required
VerdictIndoor-only baby Launch Pro — undercuts SkyTrak+ on price, same subscription caveat.Superseded by the SC4 PRO — Voice Caddie now redirects the SC4 to it. Still findable at retail on clearance; verify sim-software support before buying for course play.

marks the better value on rankable specs (lower price, fits smaller rooms, more measured data, no required subscription). Greyed rows are identical.

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