ProTee VX Launch Monitor

Ball Speed - How fast your golf ball travels.

Total Spin - Combined total measurement of back spin and side spin of your golf ball.

Spin Axis - The direction of spin the golf ball has on its axis (Positive spin axis refers to the ball spinning to the right, negative spin axis refers to the ball spinning to the left).

Back Spin - The backwards rotation of the golf ball.

Side Spin - The horizontal rotation of the golf ball after impact. This data parameter helps with shot shaping.

Launch Direction - The direction of the golf ball after impact.

Launch Angle - The angle at which the golf ball was struck at impact relative to the ground.

Club Speed - How fast your club is traveling before impact (measured in mph)

Swing Path - The direction of your club head is moving at the moment of impact in relation to your set target line.

Club Face Angle - The direction your club face is pointing at the moment of impact (most commonly angles are open, closed, and square)

Club Face to Path - The relationship between the direction the clubface is pointing at impact and the direction the clubhead is traveling.

Attack angle - The vertical direction the clubhead is moving at the moment of impact.

Dynamic loft - The angle of the clubface relative to the ground at the moment of impact.

club lie angle - The angle between the shaft and the sole of the club

impact point (Vertical & Horizontal) - The location on the clubface where the ball is struck.

Flight path - Simulated trajectory of the golf ball.

Apex Height - The highest point in the simulated trajectory

Apex Time - The time the golf ball is at its highest point

Total Distance - The carry distance plus any extra distance from rolling or bouncing.

Carry Distance - The distance between the impact of the ball to the first landing point.

Off Line - Distance the ball travels in relation to the target line (horizontal distance)

Air Time - The time the golf ball was in the air.

Run - The extra roll of the ball after the first landing.

Decent Angle - The angle at which the golf ball descends from it's apex height.

1. Your ProTee VX includes a ceiling mount and hardware. You can find the mount already attached to your unit when you open the box.

2. Using the release lever you can slide the mount off of the unit.

Important note: The ProTee VX has a max mounting height of 10ft and a minimum mounting height of 9ft.

3. The next step is figuring out where you need to mount your unit! If the ProTee is mounted 10ft high then you will need to mount it 3'7" in front of your hitting area. If you are mounting it at 9ft then you will need to mount it 3'4" in front of your hitting area.

Important note: The ProTee VX has a hitting zone that is 25" x 21" so make sure when mounting your unit, your hitting surface fits within this zone!

4. Once you know your mounting height and mounting distance you are ready to mount your unit! Start by mounting the ceiling plate with the included hardware with the Arrow on the mounting plate facing toward the screen - we recommend mounting the plate to the joist in your ceiling for a stable installation point.

5. Once your mounting plate is installed, you can now slide your ProTee VX into place and lock it using the release / locking knob.

ProTee Launch Monitor Guide

How to Install ProTee Software:

1. ProTee will provide a link to install the ProTee Labs Software (.exe file)

2. Run the installer on your PC (ensuring your PC meets the minimum or recommended specifications)

3. Follow the installation wizard on screen.

4.Activate your software with the license key provided from ProTee

5. Launch Your Software and connect to your ProTee VX unit!

ProTee Labs Activation Code Instructions

How to calibrate the ProTee VX:

1. Connect the VX: Launch the ProTee Labs program and connect to your ProTee VX device.

2. Start Calibration: Navigate to the settings within ProTee Labs and select "Calibrate System".

3. Position the Calibration Board: Place the calibration board in the center of your hitting area, ensuring it's aligned with the hitting mat and screen, and level it using the included bubble level.

4. Calibrate the World: Click "Calibrate World" within the ProTee Labs software.

5. Define the Hitting Area: Adjust the hitting area boundaries within the software to match your setup.

6. Test Shots: Once calibrated, the ProTee VX will detect a ball in the hitting area and be ready for use.

The ProTee VX offers robust software integration, making it easy to tailor your golf simulator experience to your preferences. Out of the box, the ProTee VX is compatible with leading third-party golf simulation software, including GSPro, E6 Connect, and Creative Golf 3D. This flexibility allows you to play on a wide variety of virtual courses, join online communities, and access advanced game modes—each platform offering unique features and gameplay options.

To connect the ProTee VX to E6 Connect or Creative Golf 3D, a third-party connector may be required and is typically purchased separately. GSPro integration is direct, allowing for a streamlined setup process. Please note that The Golf Club 2019 (TGC 2019), which was previously supported, has been discontinued as of spring 2025.

A key benefit of the ProTee VX is that all core features are unlocked from day one—there are no hidden fees or mandatory subscriptions to access your data or use third-party software. You simply install your preferred simulation platform, connect your ProTee VX, and start playing.

The included ProTee Labs software provides an intuitive interface for immediate shot feedback, detailed video replay, and comprehensive data analysis. With features like club-at-impact video replay and customizable practice panels, you can review every detail of your swing and ball flight, helping you fine-tune your game session by session.

What are the PC System Requirements for the Protee VX?

The recommended system requirements for the ProTee VX are as follows:

OS: 64-bit Windows 10 or 11

Processor: Intel Core i9-9xxx @ 3.00GHz or higher / AMD Ryzen 9

Memory: 16 GB RAM or more

Graphics: NVidia RTX 3080 or better / Radeon RX 6800XT

DirectX: Version 12

Network: Broadband Internet connection

Hard Drive: 30 GB available space

Sound Card: DirectX 12 compatible