Square Golf Launch Monitor

The Square Golf Launch Monitor brings true simulator-style feedback into your home practice space without adding complexity to your setup. It uses high-speed 3D camera technology and machine vision to capture ball and club data with the kind of detail golfers need to practice with intent. You hit a shot, and you get usable numbers immediately. You see what the ball did. You see what your club did. You make a change. Then you verify the result on the next swing. 

Square focuses on indoor performance. It works best in the controlled environment of a home simulator, hitting bay, or studio. You place the unit to the side of the ball. You connect by Bluetooth to a compatible phone, tablet, laptop, or PC. Then you practice with the included in-house software or run a full simulator round through supported third-party platforms. This design keeps the experience portable and repeatable, so you can set up quickly and keep the session moving. 

You also get a broad set of metrics that matter for real improvement. Square tracks core ball data such as ball speed, launch angle, direction, spin rate, apex height, carry, roll, and total distance. It also tracks key club delivery numbers like swing path, face angle, dynamic loft, and angle of attack. That combination helps you diagnose common misses and build tighter dispersion. It also supports smarter gapping work, because it gives you consistent carry and total distance outputs across the bag. 

Square fits golfers who want a simulator that does more than entertain. It supports structured practice. It supports skill tests. It supports on-course play through compatible software options, including GSPro, E6, and additional supported titles listed by the seller. You can play on included course content as well, which makes it easy to start using the unit even before you expand your software lineup. 

Square also makes ownership practical. It runs on a removable lithium-ion battery that targets long practice windows, so you can leave it in your hitting area and train when you have time. It stays compact and light, so you can store it easily or move it between spaces. It also ships with the essentials you need to begin measuring shots right away, including marked balls and accessories to support club data capture. 

If you care about reliable spin, Square gives you a straightforward path. It will function without marked balls, but it produces more accurate spin numbers when you use the provided dotted balls. The seller also notes successful spin testing with TaylorMade Pix golf balls. This guidance helps you control one of the most important variables in indoor measurement, especially when you work on wedges and short irons.