ShotScope Launch Monitor

[VVega]

They just announced. Quite amazing to see their progress over the years.

It’d be interesting to see what the price is and the reviews are.

 

[Lucifer MorningStar]

Apparently retail is going to be $199. So I’m guessing it’ll be comparable in Sterling when released here.

I’m genuinely intrigued by it and for that sort of price very related as I’d like to get a launch monitor.

 

[VVega]

Apparently retail is going to be $199. So I’m guessing it’ll be comparable in Sterling when released here.

Thought as a company based in Scotland they will release it here first

 

[nickjdavis]

Will need to be pretty special as it competes directly with the long existing PRGR LM at that price point.

 

[Beezerk]

Will need to be pretty special as it competes directly with the long existing PRGR LM at that price point.

I bought one of these last week, cracking little gadget apart from the beep it does lol

 

[Springveldt]

Will need to be pretty special as it competes directly with the long existing PRGR LM at that price point.

Rapsodo MLM is also around £200. Bargain at that price.

 

[nickjdavis]

Looking at the video, I guess the one thing it appears to have that the PRGR doesnt is an interface with a mobile app where your swing data is stored....rather than it just residing on the device itself as with the PRGR.

The only question is whether the ShotScope device supports the measurement of swing speed when a ball is not being hit. If it doesnt, then it excludes itself from the, swing speed training market.

 

[Depreston]

Looking at the video, I guess the one thing it appears to have that the PRGR doesnt is an interface with a mobile app where your swing data is stored....rather than it just residing on the device itself as with the PRGR.

The only question is whether the ShotScope device supports the measurement of swing speed when a ball is not being hit. If it doesnt, then it excludes itself from the, swing speed training market.

Yeah that seems to be the only difference I suppose the unit itself looks a bit cleaner too

 

[simsini]

Looking at the video, I guess the one thing it appears to have that the PRGR doesnt is an interface with a mobile app where your swing data is stored....rather than it just residing on the device itself as with the PRGR.

The only question is whether the ShotScope device supports the measurement of swing speed when a ball is not being hit. If it doesnt, then it excludes itself from the, swing speed training market.

I've just read on another forum that it does measure when a ball isn't being hit.