FlightScope Mevo+ vs Square Golf

Square Golf is the cheaper unit by $399. Square Golf needs less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft).

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Reasons to pick FlightScope Mevo+

  • Usable outdoors too
  • Lefty + righty households: both hit from the same spot

Reasons to pick Square Golf

  • Costs $1,149 less ($700 vs $1,849)
  • Needs 6 ft less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft)
  • Full sim built in — no PC or tablet needed
FlightScope Mevo+Square Golf
Price$1,099$700
Tracking techRadar (doppler)Camera (photometric)
PlacementBehind the golferBeside the ball
Min ceiling9 ft9 ft
Min depth18 ft12 ft
Indoor/outdoorbothindoor
Ball requirementsStandard golf balls outdoors; aluminum dot stickers (included) or Titleist RCT balls required for accurate spin measurement indoorsdotted balls recommended; standard balls also work
Measured data17 — ball speed, club speed, smash factor, carry distance, launch angle, spin rate, apex height, flight time, angle of attack, spin loft, launch direction, spin axis, roll distance, total distance, lateral landing, shot dispersion, shot type12 — Ball Speed, Launch Angle, Direction, Spin Rate, Apex Height, Carry Distance, Roll Distance, Total Distance, Swing Path, Face Angle, Dynamic Loft, Angle of Attack
Sim softwareE6 Connect, GSPro, The Golf Club 2019, Awesome Golf, Creative Golf 3DSquare Golf App, GSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf
Sim platformsGSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome GolfGSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf
SubscriptionNone requiredNone required
VerdictDiscontinued in favor of the Mevo Gen2 — "final quantities available" at $1,099 (was $2,299). Arguably the best radar value on the market while closeout stock lasts.The budget disruptor — measured spin from cameras at radar-budget price, tiny space needs.

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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