FlightScope Mevo Gen2 vs Full Swing KIT

FlightScope Mevo Gen2 is the cheaper unit by $3,700. FlightScope Mevo Gen2 has no required subscription.

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Reasons to pick FlightScope Mevo Gen2

  • Costs $3,700 less up front ($1,299 vs $4,999)
  • No required subscription
  • Officially supports Awesome Golf (the other doesn't)

Reasons to pick Full Swing KIT

No clear edge over the FlightScope Mevo Gen2 on the specs we track — see the table for the finer differences.

FlightScope Mevo Gen2Full Swing KIT
Price$1,299$4,999
Tracking techRadar + cameraRadar (doppler)
PlacementBehind the golferBehind the golfer
Min ceiling9 ft9 ft
Min depth18 ft18 ft
Indoor/outdoorbothboth
Ball requirementsstandard golf balls (aluminum stickers or Titleist RCT balls required for accurate spin measurements indoors)any
Measured data7 — Ball Speed, Club Speed, Spin Rate, Spin Axis, Vertical Launch Angle, Horizontal Launch Angle, Angle of Attack16 — carry distance, total distance, spin rate, spin axis, face angle, face to path, attack angle, launch angle, ball speed, club speed, smash factor, club path, horizontal angle, apex height, side carry distance, side total distance
Sim softwareE6 Connect, Awesome Golf, GSProFull Swing Golf, GSPro, E6 Connect
Sim platformsGSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome GolfGSPro, E6 Connect
SubscriptionNone requiredFull Swing Golf for KIT (Studio packages) requires a subscription; GSPro and E6 Connect are separate purchases with no subscription noted
VerdictThe Mevo+ successor — same radar lineage at a lower entry price, on GSPro's official list and Awesome Golf's day one.Tiger-endorsed radar with a slick OLED screen, officially on GSPro's list — competes with the R50 in the prosumer band.

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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