choices of launch monitors for amateur home use

[golfdad]

well, getting a trackman for our basement is probably an overkill.

would like to hear what others have used, mainly for winter basement sessions. in the previous years, even though we have hit into a net, it was scary because other than the first 10 feet or so, we had no idea what the ball flights had been. when the spring came, we were faced with issues that we had spent several month grooving with no feedback.

we would like to get a system that can tell us the following: if the balls goes to the right, is it pushed or sliced and vice versa to the left. at this level, we are not that concerned about launch angle yet.

thanks.

 

[lesliecain]

Before i got a trackman i used a Golftek machine for indoor and it worked very well.

 

[sharkey35]

I'm interested in this as well. Coming up on the off season and for obvious reasons would like to have some chance to swing without grooving a mistake.

Anyone have any thoughts on this: OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator - Improve your game and play golf at home with affordable accurate swing analysis (optishot) It's supposed to tell you path and face. It's no Trackman, but maybe good enough?