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1.49K viewsOctober 14, 2019

JayZee 6 October 14, 2019 0 Comments

Hi (Britt, community, et al), I’m looking to purchase an inexpensive launch monitor that I can use at home and on the range. This would be for my personal use as well as fittings (I do maybe 6-8 iron fittings a year plus a few drivers and hybrids a year). I’m targeting sub $1000 and ideally around the $500 or less range. I want to capture club speed, ball speed, and launch angle. Spin would be a nice bonus but not a deal breaker. It needs to be portable so that I can use it at home into a net or on the range. I’ve looked at the Swing Caddie SC200 & SC300 units and they seem to meet my needs but I have not used one before. Does anyone have experience with these units that they can provide (pro or con) or other suggestions that they feel could work with my requirements? Thanks.

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Answer 1 · 2019-10-16T22:56:50+00:00

Popeye 177 Posted October 15, 2019 2 Comments

I have been shopping as well for a personal launch monitor and I have watched every video and blog I could find and it seems as if the MEVO does the most for that budget you are shopping for. The next step up from that is a big one to the Skytrack which is close to 2k.

From what I have read about the SC200/300 people seem to be just as happy but the MEVO does a little bit more for not much more money.

JayZee commented October 17, 2019

Thanks for the feedback Popeye, I went back and spent some more time reviewing the Mevo and decided to pull the pin on that one. I should have it on Friday and we’ll see if I get a chance to try it out this weekend.

Rlafoone commented October 20, 2019

I’ve had my Mevo for about 9 months. Very happy with it. Recommend setting it up at 4 feet for wedges and 6 feet for driver.
I also tend to have an extreme out to in swing path with my SW and LW and my body will block out the ball at times.

I use the Mevo in conjunction with my Swingbyte 2, between them it gives a lot of information.
Enjoy…