Launch monitor,Technology / position,Official indoor guidance,GGL planning view,Primary source,Evidence status
Garmin Approach R50,Three-camera unit; about 1.5 ft / 0.5 m to the side of the tee.,"Garmin recommends about 9 ft+ ceiling, 8 ft+ ball-to-net and 10 ft+ room width; 13 ft+ width for dual-handed setups.","Good for limited rear depth. It does not need a radar run behind the ball. Treat 9 ft as a planning threshold, not a guarantee that every golfer's driver swing clears the ceiling.",Garmin support,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
Garmin Approach R10,Radar; 6–8 ft behind the ball.,"Garmin specifies at least 15 ft room length, 8 ft width and 8 ft height, with the ball at least 8 ft from the net/screen.","Budget radar needs real depth. A nominal 15 ft room is only the device geometry; golfer, backswing and safe screen clearance can make a larger room preferable.",Garmin support,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
Rapsodo MLM2PRO,Radar + cameras; behind the ball.,Rapsodo specifies 6.5–8.5 ft behind the ball plus 8 ft ball-to-net and says a little over 14 ft total is needed. Taller players may need the unit farther back for swing video.,Allow more than the headline total where possible. The camera view and golfer clearance make a tight 14–15 ft room less forgiving than a side-mounted camera system.,Rapsodo FAQ,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
FlightScope Mevo+,Radar; behind the ball.,FlightScope specifies 7–9 ft sensor-to-tee. Its current product guidance recommends 13 ft of ball flight for indoor full swing; limited-flight guidance allows shorter ball flight with the required spin solution.,Best suited to genuinely deep rooms. Check the exact mode you intend to use rather than assuming one depth figure applies to every Mevo+ setup.,FlightScope Mevo+,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
FlightScope Mevo Gen2,Radar; behind the ball.,FlightScope specifies 7–9 ft sensor-to-tee and at least 8 ft of ball flight in limited-flight mode. Metallic dots or Titleist RCT balls are required for accurate spin indoors.,Plan for at least 15–17 ft of measurement depth before golfer and screen clearance. More room will make alignment and full-swing use less constrained.,FlightScope Mevo Gen2,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
Square Golf Home,High-speed cameras + infrared; ground unit beside the ball.,Square specifies a 15 cm × 15 cm hitting area centred 42 cm in front of and 23 cm to the right of the monitor; it should be level with the ball and protected from direct sunlight.,Very compact measurement geometry. Room size is driven much more by safe swing and net/enclosure clearance than by a long device-to-ball measurement distance.,Square Golf,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
Uneekor EYE MINI,Two cameras; portable ground unit beside the hitting zone.,Uneekor lists a 12 in × 8 in hitting zone and ground placement. Its broader simulator guidance recommends about 13 ft × 15 ft × 10 ft for an average-user simulator room.,"Compact monitor, but don't confuse monitor footprint with simulator-room size. Mixed-handed play requires moving a floor unit between sides; overhead systems are more convenient for frequent left/right switching.",Uneekor EYE MINI · room guidance,Manufacturer-published specification + GGL derived planning view
SkyTrak ST MAX,Dual Doppler radar + photometric cameras; unit beside the ball (side-on).,SkyTrak’s ST MAX page does not give a single room figure. Independent published guidance suggests about 10 ft wide × 10 ft deep × 9 ft high as a comfortable hitting area.,"Side-on placement suits shorter rooms. The unit has to be moved when switching between right- and left-handed golfers, so mixed-handed households should plan for that.",PlayBetter ST MAX space guide,Independent published guidance; manufacturer room figure not verified