SkyTrak ST MAX Launch Monitor and Golf Simulator

The SkyTrak ST MAX Launch Monitor and Golf Simulator brings tour-level feedback into a setup you can use at home or take to the range. It pairs Dual Doppler Radar with Photometric Cameras to capture both club and ball behavior with a hybrid tracking approach. That combination helps you trust what you see on screen and make changes that hold up on the course. 

You get more than raw numbers. The ST MAX is built to drive structured practice. It supports SkyTrak’s game-improvement suite, including Skills Assessments, Bag Mapping, Randomized Practice, and a Wedge Matrix. You can set a target, hit the rep, and measure the result. You can then repeat the same shot and tighten dispersion with clear intent. 

The standout differentiator is Speed Training powered by GOLFTEC. SkyTrak positions this as an exclusive feature for ST MAX. You can run guided speed-focused drills and track measurable outputs as you train. You do not guess if you gained speed. You confirm it with the metrics. That makes the device valuable for golfers who want more distance but still need control. 

ST MAX also fits real life. It supports sessions indoors and outdoors, and it runs on a rechargeable battery that SkyTrak lists at about four hours under typical use. It also adds a “charge-and-play” workflow with dual USB connectivity, so you can keep the unit powered while you train without stopping the session. 

Data is where the system earns its keep. ST MAX tracks the launch conditions that drive ball flight and scoring. It reports ball metrics such as ball speed, launch angle, side angle, back spin, side spin, carry and total distance, descent angle, and shot shape. It also reports club metrics that support swing work, including club head speed, club path, face angle, face-to-path, and face-to-target. You can use that mix to troubleshoot curvature, start line, and contact quality with far less trial and error. 

ST MAX can be simple if you want it to be. SkyTrak notes that basic range sessions work without a plan. You add a SkyTrak Membership when you want deeper practice tools, skills challenges, and simulator course play. Your membership tier determines what you unlock, including curated course packs at higher tiers. This structure keeps the entry experience straightforward while letting serious users scale up into a full sim ecosystem. 

When you purchase through the referenced retailer listing, it also includes a 14-day free trial membership offer. The page describes this as access to course play (Sweetens Cove) plus game-improvement features, including GOLFTEC practice ranges. That trial gives you a practical way to validate the software experience before you commit to a tier.