Voice Caddie Sc300I Portable Golf Launch Monitor (2021)

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The best golf launch monitor has the juice to outlive your obsession with your swing or an impromptu session with friends! Companion App Perks! The MLM2PRO does not have club path metrics like the R10 or more expensive devices like the SkyTrak+ or Bushnell Launch Pro. Golf launch monitors usually use camera-based technology (photometric) or Doppler radar technology to measure club and ball data. The SC300i from Voice Caddie uses a Doppler radar sensor with a frequency of k band 24 GHz.

Get critical insight about your swing with ball flight metrics like carry distance, ball speed, ball spin, launch angle, and more. Club Path Metrics!Because they each have a display, all of the Swing Caddie launch monitors can work without the app. Benefits of having the app experience include being able to have multiple users, seeing your data in multiple ways, and getting video of your swing with data overlay. Basically, you can get a lot more data and swing analyzation with the MySwingCaddie app—and you can share the device, because each user will have their own app account. Swing Caddie SC200 Plus This article was updated in August of 2023*** Garmin Approach R10 vs Swing Caddie SC4 vs SC300i vs MLM2PRO vs FlightScope Mevo/Mevo+ vs SkyTrak+ | Which one should you buy? And the R10 and Rapsodo can take this way further with scatterplots of every shot you hit, so you can not only see distance, but you can see if it was straight as well. I also found the spin rate to be pretty accurate. Spin definitely calculates better in an outdoor setting versus into a net, so keep that in mind. Comparison with Other Launch Monitors:

Adding to the SC300i’s longevity is the ability to use it with or without a phone. Being able to drop it down on any range or in your garage and get right to work is invaluable. That said, the SC300i makes using the app worthwhile thanks to spin, video, and long term progress measurements.Using the latest in Doppler radar technology and calibrating atmospheric pressure sensors (improved from the previous model), the SC300i provides uncompromised precision.

Currently, this Rapsodo has limited compatibility with third-party golf simulation software—but this is common when a launch monitor is first released.Ball speed and club head speed (sort of) are what it’s actually measuring. And it’s consistent there. On the other hand, carry distance, as far as I can tell, is interpolated by the club and loft angle you select. If you really vary your loft from shot to shot, you’re going to see some odd numbers when it comes to carry, that don’t match up with where you see it landing. Especially, in my experience, with wedges. It doesn’t account for spin at all, either. You will see some howlers if you mishit. The Swing Caddie SC300i continues to be at the top of the class for portability and ease of use, both of which boost its longevity. This device can easily live in your golf bag, and the increased battery life (20 hours) means you won’t need to charge it between uses. The Voice Output feature announces shot distance automatically after each shot, so you don’t have to walk over to the device to read it each time you hit. Target mode allows you to practice against different distances. I set a target for 165 yards and it gives you a point from 1-10 based on how close you get. This can be really helpful if you’re trying to really dial-in your distance dispersion. MySwingCaddie App No RCT balls necessary. In fact, regular balls are recommended in an indoor golf simulator or outdoors at the golf range.

New features include measured spin metrics and full golf simulation features . The MLM2PRO™ uses two new dual cameras and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. Rapsodo MLM2PRO Pros The SC300i can tell you how high and how far you hit the ball, but it can’t tell you anything about its lateral trajectory. Like some golf launch monitors, the Approach R10 will not automatically recognize your clubs because it uses Doppler-based technology as opposed to camera-based.basic essential data parameters: Carry Distance, Club Head Speed, Ball Speed, Smash Factor, Vertical Launch Angle, Spin Rate, Apex Height, and Flight Time Spin Rate (In APP) - The amount of spin on the golf ball immediately after impact, the Spin Rate changes by club loft and is a major factor of distance. For those debating between the SC200 PLUS and the SC300i [full review HERE], I’ll provide the key differences. The advantage of the SC200 PLUS is the ability to measure practice swings. What you sacrifice in not opting for the SC300i are several data points: Launch Angle, Apex, and Spin Rate, plus the ability to connect to the My Swing Caddie app. Also, the SC300i has a larger measurement range – 15-370 yards vs. 30-320 yards. I tested the SC300I against a Foresight GC2 both indoors and outdoors with a variety of different golf balls and every club in my bag. Across the board, the accuracy of the SC300i was even more impressive than the SC300. For a fraction of the price of a professional grade launch monitor, the SC300i gives you excellent data that can help you improve your game.