Shop both current Square Golf launch monitors, the Home Edition and the Omni Edition, on their own or as a complete Square Golf simulator package built around our SIG enclosures, DIY studios, garage screens and practice nets. Square Golf units use high-speed cameras and machine vision to read the ball and club at impact. Both come with the Square Golf app, 1,000 free credits and no subscription fee. The Home Edition is built for indoor rooms. The Omni adds four cameras, an on-unit display, tracking with any golf ball and outdoor use on turf. Both connect to GSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf and Creative Golf.
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Square Golf makes two launch monitors on the same core camera technology. The Home Edition is the budget indoor unit, and the Omni adds more cameras, more club data and outdoor use.
$699.99
Best for: Budget home simulators and indoor practice
Shop the Home Edition$1,599
Best for: Home simulators and outdoor practice with any golf ball
Shop the OmniPair the Home Edition or the Omni with a SIG enclosure, a DIY studio, a garage screen or a practice net. Complete Square Golf simulator packages with an enclosure and impact screen start at $3,199.99.
Every Square Golf launch monitor works with the Square Golf app on Android, iOS and Windows. The app ties together shot data, training and play on 10 in-house designed courses. Square Golf lists both launch monitors with no subscription fee and 1,000 free credits. For more courses, Square Golf connects to GSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf and Creative Golf on a Windows PC.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Square Golf app | Included, no subscription fee | Shot data, training and 10 in-house courses on Android, iOS and Windows, with 1,000 free credits |
| GSPro | GSPro license, sold separately | Course play through Square Golf's free SQG GSPro Connect (beta) for Windows 10 or later |
| Creative Golf | Sold separately | Global courses and family games through Square Golf's Creative Golf Connector for Windows |
| E6 Connect / Awesome Golf | Sold separately | Listed by Square Golf as connected simulation software for courses, games and practice |
Software terms and third-party pricing are set by Square Golf and each software maker and may change.
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Square Golf launch monitors start at $699.99 for the Home Edition, and the Omni Edition sits above it with more cameras and outdoor use. A complete Square Golf simulator package with an enclosure and impact screen starts at $3,199.99. Garage packages with a retractable screen, DIY studios and net practice bundles are also available if you want to spend less on the room.
Square Golf lists both launch monitors with no subscription fee and 1,000 free credits for the Square Golf app. If you want to play GSPro, you also need a GSPro license and a Windows PC.
The Home Edition uses one high-speed camera with infrared lighting and is built for indoor use. It reads spin from the Square Golf marked ball or a club sticker, and it measures club path and attack angle with the included club marker. It runs up to 8 hours per charge.
The Omni uses four high-speed cameras, has a built-in display and tracks any golf ball by its dimples. It adds club speed and impact point with the included stickers. It works indoors or outdoors on natural turf and runs 5 to 7 hours per charge.
No. Square Golf lists both the Home Edition and the Omni with no subscription fee and 1,000 free credits. The Square Golf app covers shot data, training and play on 10 in-house designed courses, and it runs on Android 10 or later, iOS 13 or later and Windows 10 or 11. Third-party software such as GSPro is not part of the Square Golf app. You buy those licenses from the software maker.
Yes. Square Golf offers a free SQG GSPro Connect program, currently in beta, for Windows 10 or later. You install GSPro and log in with your GSPro license, turn on the launch monitor, then open the connector and link the device to GSPro. Square Golf also lists E6 Connect, Awesome Golf and Creative Golf as connected simulation software, with a separate Creative Golf connector on its support page.
The Omni Edition can. Square Golf says it is designed for indoor setups, studios and outdoor use on natural turf, and the manual rates it IP44. It is not waterproof, so keep it out of rain and standing water. The Home Edition is built for indoor environments. Its manual asks for a room with little or no sunlight, and Square Golf advises keeping the front of either unit out of direct sunlight.
Square Golf does not publish a minimum room size. Both units sit on the floor beside the ball at the same height as the ball, so you do not need extra depth behind the golfer for the launch monitor. The Omni's hitting zone starts about 14 inches in front of the unit and is about 10 inches square. The Home Edition's ball spot is about 16 inches in front of the unit.
Your room size comes down to your swing and the enclosure or screen you pick. Our Square Omni SIG10 package lists a room of at least 12' wide x 12' deep with 9' ceilings for the SIG10 enclosure.
Not with the Omni. It uses dimple tracking, so any golf ball works without markings. The Home Edition comes with three Square Golf marked balls, which it uses to read spin. Without the marked ball, Square Golf says to attach the included sticker to the club. Square Golf also sells replacement balls, swing sticks and stickers.
Yes. The Home Edition measures club path and attack angle using the club marker that comes in the box. The Omni measures club path and attack angle with the shaft sticker, and adds club speed and impact point when both the shaft and face stickers are used. It also estimates face angle and dynamic loft without stickers. Club data shows in the Square Golf app.
The Indoor Golf Shop is an authorized Square Golf dealer in the USA. You can buy the Home Edition or the Omni on its own, or as part of a SIG, DIY, garage or net practice package from us. Square Golf covers its launch monitors with a one-year warranty from the date of purchase, after which repairs are paid.
