Will that launch monitor actually work in your room?
Every golf launch monitor on the market — current pricing, real space requirements, subscription gotchas, and software compatibility — in one independent, fully sourced database. No retailer spin. Every number links to where it came from.
Three things buyers learn here that retailers don't lead with
Radar needs a runway
Behind-ball radar units (Garmin R10, Mevo Gen2, Full Swing KIT) need 6–10 ft behind the tee plus 8+ ft of ball flight — 14–18 ft of total depth before you add a screen buffer. Side-camera units like SkyTrak or a GC3 work in ~10–12 ft.
The subscription is the real price
A $2,500 Bushnell Launch Pro needs a $499/yr Gold plan for third-party software. Trackman iO adds $700–1,100/yr. Over five years, "cheap" hardware can cost more than a fully-unlocked unit. Every plan and price is in each device's entry.
Tight on depth? Go overhead or side
Ceiling-mounted units measure at impact, so they don't need ball-flight distance.
Every spec links to a manufacturer page, official manual, or named retailer listing, with a verification date on every device. The dataset is free to download (CSV/JSON) and the collection method is documented on the methodology page — including what we can and can't verify. When sources disagree, we say so instead of averaging the disagreement away.