PRGR Portable Golf Launch Monitor

Early days, but I think this is absolutely fantastic for the price. Compared it to track man. My club speed is bang on. You need to go through your bag to calibrate your clubs against the algorithm. But I dare say it was more accurate than trackman at the range. Absolutely fantastic for honing in swing and ball speed.

Really good product. Fits in your pocket and read outs very close if not identical to GC3 which I tested it against. Took it on the course for playing buddies to use during a round which was fun and easy to do. Would recommend.

Easy to use. Most useful is the fact that it picks up clubhead speed without you hitting a golf ball so it can be used in the garden. It does record values of club head speed about 5%-7% higher than a Trackman but once you know this you can make mental adjustments (unless you want to spend thousands on a Trackman) Overall good value for money

Let's not beat around the bush. This product is all about measuring ball speed which it does incredibly well, then having a bench mark against itself for clubhead speed. The clubhead speed is surprisingly close. Need to remember trackman and other monitors measure at impact and this probably just getting max speed though I suppose. Ball speed is incredibly close from what ive found. Dont buy as a launch monitor for distances unless your looking for very rough figures. The distance just comes from putting ball speed through an algorithm. Great for speed training and knowing where you are ball speed wise whether it be testing clubs, speed on course or what effect swing changes are having. Tends to drop in price during prime sales FYI.

Amazing! I wanted this more for club head speed rather than club distances to start with as I was confused how I carry a 7 iron with 30.5 deg loft 165 yards consistently via trackman with SS 88-90 mph but my driver distance was poor at about 200-220, I thought there was something not right. This device revealed with swinging without a ball that my Swing speed with the driver was only 86-88 mph on average and 92 when I swung as hard as I coukd. The readings were consistent and correlated to the SS Vs driver distance on all the charts therefore I knew it was fundamentally something wrong with my swing technique with the driver. The next day I concentrated on the body moves and and mental image of where to release the club via internet and this device gives instant feedback what swing moves increase club head speed without the inconvenience of hitting a ball. In a 1 hour session experimenting, I got my swing speed up to 102mph and when I slipped back to old ways now and again, you can see the swing speed drop to what it was which shows the device is very consistent. I can't praise this device enough, especially at this price range and the fact that you can take it on the course with you too and it's so small and mobile. A must have for any keen golfer at any level. This device is not a gimmick!

I read the reviews saying no batteries or case but assumed it was a blip. I can confirm THERE ARE NO BATTERIES OR CASE even though I paid for them. Too early to tell how accurate it is but it's very sensitive to being in a line with the club. I get different readings on grass than on a mat.

Great portable launch monitor with very good accuracy readings for every hit. Its small easy to use different functions/modes etc make this device top choice for measuring swing speed, ball speed, smash factor, carry, estimated, total distance etc, and it can measure distance in either yards or kph and best of all is the price as its nearly as good as launch monitors which cost thousands more. Highly recommended. Love it.

I'm not sure it very accurate. So certainly measure differences in swing speed speed as if I really go at it the measured number is higher, but my my standard swing is low 60s according to this with a 7 iron but the trackman at the range gives me a ball speed of 100mph which would mean a smash factor of 1.6 if that was true which it simply can't be . So its either underquoting me or I defy the physics of golf clubs