Square Golf Omni
Choose it when the room is short behind the ball and a side-mounted camera workflow suits the hitting area.
Both can work indoors and outdoors. The decisive question is whether your room and practice habits suit a camera unit beside the ball or radar positioned behind it.
Choose it when the room is short behind the ball and a side-mounted camera workflow suits the hitting area.
Choose it when you have adequate depth behind the hitting position and also want radar practice outdoors.
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| Decision point | Square Golf Omni | FlightScope Mevo+ |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking approach | Four-camera infrared system | Radar with camera-assisted tracking |
| Placement | Beside the hitting area | Behind the ball |
| Indoor planning | Check side clearance and unit position | Check radar-to-ball and ball-to-screen distances |
| Outdoor use | Manufacturer states indoor and outdoor | Manufacturer states indoor and outdoor |
| Software costs | Check included Square software and third-party terms | Core data without subscription; check paid upgrades and sim software |
For Mevo+, FlightScope specifies roughly 7–9 feet from sensor to tee for outdoor full swings and publishes indoor setup guidance. Your indoor room also needs ball flight to a screen or net. Square Omni sits beside the ball, so rear clearance is less of a constraint, but side placement and hitting-zone compatibility still matter. Use the manufacturers’ latest setup instructions for your exact configuration.
Both manufacturers describe these models as usable indoors and outdoors. Your choice is about how you will move, align and power the unit, and what data you need on a range. Do not confuse Omni with the Square Golf Home, which Square marks for indoor use only.
List the monitor, screen or net, mat, computer or tablet, connector or software, and any optional data package. FlightScope says Mevo+ core data remains available without a subscription; paid upgrades and third-party software can change the total. Check Square’s included software and any external integration costs before treating either sticker price as the whole system.
The side-mounted Omni is the more natural shortlist for a room with limited depth behind the ball, subject to its own placement requirements.
FlightScope states that its Mevo+ data parameters remain available without a subscription; optional upgrades and simulation products may cost more.
Sources checked: Square Omni, FlightScope Mevo+. Product specifications and software terms may change. How we review products. We may earn a commission from retailer links at no extra cost to you.
The comparison above covers the main differences. Use these checks on your own room, round and budget before ordering.
| Decision factor | What Golf Gear Lab checks |
|---|---|
| UK price today | Each product card above shows our typical price and the UK retailers we link to. Check the final price with the retailer. |
| Room fit | Check device placement, ball flight and total room depth before buying. |
| Data & feedback | Compare the measurements and practice feedback you will actually use. |
| Software & subscriptions | Include required apps, memberships and simulator software in the decision. |
| Extra equipment | Allow for a phone/tablet, PC, projector, mat, net or screen where applicable. |
| Ownership cost | Compare purchase price plus required extras and recurring costs, not headline price alone. |
| Where it works best | Decide whether your priority is garage, garden room, range, outdoor practice or a full simulator. |
Where live UK retailer data is available, use it for the current-price decision. Recurring or ownership costs are shown only where they materially affect the choice and can be supported reliably.