Bushnell Launch Pro
$2,999.99
Camera-based, built on the Foresight GC3 design. Annual software plans are sold separately.
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FAIRWAYPRIMEFor the golfer who wants to play when it is raining, dark or cold. A home simulator is two parts: a launch monitor that reads each shot, and a safe place to hit into (an enclosure or net with a mat). Prices are from maker and retailer pages checked Oct 25, 2026. We have not tested these ourselves.
$2,999.99
Camera-based, built on the Foresight GC3 design. Annual software plans are sold separately.
View at maker$4,999.99 (Garmin suggested retail)
The big-ticket gift: a launch monitor with a built-in touchscreen simulator, so no separate computer is needed for basic play.
View at maker$1,999
A compact camera-based launch monitor that sits on the floor beside the hitting mat. Check Uneekor's site for software options.
View at maker$1,695 (sale; regular $2,995)
SkyTrak's current flagship, which replaces the discontinued SkyTrak+. Sits beside the ball on the floor. Full course play needs a paid membership.
View at maker$1,599.99
The hitting bay itself: frame, impact screen and padding. Pair it with any launch monitor on this page, or with the Garmin R10 or Rapsodo MLM2PRO from our training page.
View at makerListed by ranking in recent independent reviews (MyGolfSpy, Independent Golf Reviews), top-ranked first; items without a published ranking follow in our usual order.
Prefer a smaller start? The Garmin Approach R10 ($499.99) and Rapsodo MLM2PRO ($549.99) on our training page can also run simulator software with a paid membership.
Prices change often; confirm at checkout. Software memberships, mats, projectors and installation are usually extra.