Full Swing KIT vs SkyTrak ST MAX

SkyTrak ST MAX is the cheaper unit by $3,004. SkyTrak ST MAX needs less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft).

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Reasons to pick Full Swing KIT

  • Officially supports GSPro (the other doesn't)
  • Lefty + righty households: both hit from the same spot

Reasons to pick SkyTrak ST MAX

  • Costs $3,004 less up front ($1,995 vs $4,999)
  • Needs 6 ft less room depth (12 ft vs 18 ft)
Full Swing KITSkyTrak ST MAX
Price$4,999$1,995
Tracking techRadar (doppler)Camera + radar
PlacementBehind the golferBeside the ball
Min ceiling9 ft9 ft
Min depth18 ft12 ft
Indoor/outdoorbothboth
Ball requirementsanyany
Measured data16 — 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 distance14 — Ball Speed, Launch Angle, Back Spin, Side Spin, Side Angle, Descent Angle, Carry Distance, Total Distance, Shot Shape, Club Head Speed, Club Path, Face Angle, Face-to-Path, Smash Factor
Sim softwareFull Swing Golf, GSPro, E6 ConnectSkyTrak Course Play, E6 Connect, TGC 2019, WGT by Topgolf
Sim platformsGSPro, E6 ConnectE6 Connect
SubscriptionFull Swing Golf for KIT (Studio packages) requires a subscription; GSPro and E6 Connect are separate purchases with no subscription notedEssential $99.99/yr, Core FS $249.99/yr, Core TM $299.99/yr, Elite $499.99/yr
VerdictTiger-endorsed radar with a slick OLED screen, officially on GSPro's list — competes with the R50 in the prosumer band.Current SkyTrak flagship — adds GOLFTEC speed training, dual USB-C, and a faster processor over the SkyTrak+, which most reviewers call not worth the extra $1,000.

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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