PGA Show 2026 Overview & Interviews
PGA Show 2026 Overview
Every year, our team heads to Orlando, Florida for the PGA Show—one of our favorite opportunities to connect face-to-face with the vendors and technology partners shaping the future of golf. It’s where we get hands-on with the newest products, software, and accessories launching in 2026. This article is broken down by brand and by each day we attended, starting with Demo Day.
PGA Show 2026 Demo Day Interviews
For the first beautiful day of the PGA Show we wandered the Orange County National Golf Center and Lodge to talk with FlightScope, Rapsodo, and Full Swing! Each tent we visited we learned more about some new items or software that are being released in 2026!
Full Swing
Our first stop at Demo Day was at the Full Swing tent with their Senior Director of Marketing Justin Fierro to learn about their Full Swing Combine Powered By CLIPPD.
The Combine is a practice feature powered by Clippd that scores every shot you hit to help you understand how well you’re really performing. It highlights what you’re doing well, where you can improve, and turns practice into something more focused and effective. It’s a great way to lock in your game and one of those hidden features that can make a big difference once you start using it.
Rapsodo Golf
Our next stop for Demo Day was at the Rapsodo Booth. There we spoke to Bryce Doughty, Senior Sales Specialist. He walked us through some features of the MLM2PRO.
He also mentioned that they will be releasing their newest prototype on the show floor this week. This unit is a new ceiling mounted unit called the CLM2PRO! Stay tuned this week as we learn more from them about this new unit! They are also going to release a new PC App that will be compatible with the CLM2PRO as well as the MLM2PRO.
FlightScope
Our final stop at Demo Day was with FlightScope where we met with Jordan Vogler, Content and Application Specialist, who gave us an update on their newest releases!
The MEVO GEN2 was released earlier last year and now you can add Pro Package and Face Impact Location to the unit. They're also introducing the FlightScope Range Gen2, designed specifically for commercial indoor facilities and multi-bay range setups. It’s built for permanent installations and uses power over Ethernet instead of an internal battery. Right out of the box, it provides 20 key data points, with the option to add the Pro Package or Face Impact Location. This unit is set to be released June or July of 2026.
Stay tuned for more information on the Convention Center Interviews!
