Why Choose Square Golf Launch Monitors?
Square Golf launch monitors combine detailed shot analysis with golf simulation, giving you more ways to work on your game without simply hitting balls into a net. There's also a choice of models depending on where and how you want to practise.
Useful Data After Every Shot
A launch monitor is most useful when the numbers actually help you understand your game. Square Golf systems measure key ball and club data, with metrics covering areas such as ball speed, launch, spin, carry distance and club delivery depending on the model.
That gives you something concrete to work with when you're checking distances, looking at strike patterns or trying to understand why a particular ball flight keeps appearing. If you'd like to compare other options, take a look at our full range of golf launch monitors.
Built for Home Golf
The Square Golf Home Launch Monitor is designed specifically for indoor use. Its high-speed camera and machine vision technology track the ball and club through impact, making it well suited to a garage, spare room or dedicated simulator space.
You can practise everything from full shots to putting, so it isn't just there for working through the bag. There's a proper golf simulator experience built around the data too, which makes indoor practice much more engaging.
Take Your Practice Outdoors with Omni
If you want more flexibility, the Square Golf Omni Launch Monitor is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Four high-speed infrared cameras track ball and club performance, while the built-in display lets you see important numbers straight after the shot.
That makes the Omni a good fit if you want one unit for your home setup and practice sessions at the range. Its larger hitting area also means you can set up and swing without feeling overly restricted.
Practice or Play
Not every session needs to feel like a technical lesson. Square Golf software gives you different ways to use the system, including driving range practice, putting and virtual golf.
That means you can spend one evening working seriously on your carry distances, then play a virtual round the next. It's a useful balance if your home simulator needs to work for both practice and entertainment.
No Ongoing Subscription Fee
One of the appealing parts of the Square Golf setup is that you don't need an ongoing subscription just to use the system. Square provides welcome credits for its golf course content, with additional credits used when you want to play more virtual rounds.
For golfers building a home setup, that makes the ongoing costs easier to understand. You can still practise and study your shot data without having to add another monthly subscription.
A Different Job to Golf GPS
Square Golf launch monitors are practice tools rather than on-course distance devices. They analyse what happens when you hit a shot, helping you understand your swing, impact and ball flight.
If what you really need is yardage information while you're playing, a golf GPS may be the more suitable option. If you want to dig into your numbers and make practice more measurable, Square Golf is built for that job.
Square Golf gives you a useful mix of shot data, simulator golf and purposeful practice, whether you're putting together a home golf room or choosing the more versatile Omni setup. If you're unsure which setup suits your space or your game, speak to the Clarkes Golf team and we'll be happy to help. Our price match guarantee is there too if you find an identical product cheaper from an eligible UK retailer.
