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And an annual subscription to The Golf Club will cost you just under $500. WTG Golf will cost you additional $100 to $300 per year, depending upon which package you chose and the incentives available at the time of purchase.

However, with choice comes additional expense.

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Additionally, Perfect Parallel Golf is designing simulated software as well. TruGolf’s E6 software, which is considered by many to be the industry standard in simulated play software, is in the final stages of integration with SkyTrak and should be available sometime this year. SkyTrak is also integrated with The Golf Club. WTG Golf completed its integration with SkyTrak in October 2015 and includes two game modes for time and practice flexibility – closest-to-the-hole and full-stroke play on courses from around the world. SkyTrak has been designed as an open platform with the expectation that developers would create simulated-play software utilizing its ball-tracking data. It does include a virtual practice driving range with some interesting features, but if you want to play a virtual round of golf, you will need to spend some additional money. It can be used at home with a net, or taken to a local driving range. SkyTrak is, first and foremost, a launch monitor. SkyTrak promised to be the first, highly-accurate, low-cost ball-tracker on the market. The general consensus is that there is very little difference in the performance data between SkyTrak and that of significantly more expensive launch monitors, including those employing Doppler, radar-based technology.

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Here at Golf Simulator Guys, we’ve completed our own rounds of testing, comparing the performance of SkyTrak against multiple products, including TruGolf.

Over the past 16 months, a lot of exhaustive testing has been done comparing the results from SkyTrak with other, much more expensive launch monitors on the market, including TrackMan and GC2. During the 2016 PGA Merchandise Show, SkyTrak unveiled a few enhancements, including the addition of practice greens of various shapes and difficulty levels to its driving range program.īut if you want to play a virtual round of golf using data captured from your SkyTrak launch monitor, you will need to reach for your wallet.

SkyTrak comes packaged with a simulated driving range, and includes various challenges to keep practice fun, including closest to the pin, longest drive and targets.

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But you will need to download the SkyTrak App first, which is available for iOS and PC. With it’s rechargeable lithium-ion battery, the unit connects via Wi-Fi to a wide range of Apple products. What do you get when you open the “box?” A photometric launch monitor that delivers unprecedented accuracy at a price point of approximately $2,100. Ball-tracking technology is inherently more accurate than club-tracking systems, and usually comes with a significantly higher price tag to match. It’s important to begin this review by highlighting that SkyTrak employs ball-tracking technology, as opposed to club-tracking technology, or a combination of both. It then uses this information to simulate the ball’s flight. A photometric launch monitor with commercial-grade accuracy, SkyTrak uses high-speed cameras to accurately captures thousands of data points, including ball speed, launch angle, back spin, side spin and side angle. The SkyTrak launch monitor has been in the hands of consumers for nearly 16 months and, for the most part, has lived-up to the hype.

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