FlightScopeMevo+ GPS Launch Monitor and Golf Simulator | 20+ Swing Data Parameters with Multicam, 12 E6 Courses, 17 Practice Ranges and Games - for Indoor & Outdoor Use | Works with iOS and PC

I have been using the mevo+ for a few weeks now and I am impressed. I have used the simulator and launch monitor indoors, outdoors at the range, and outdoors at the course. This product is accurate and very cool to allow you to play simulated golf. I find the product is accurate with the shot shape and the distance aspect. An example, while playing on an actual course, I used the monitor for my tee shot to show my friends. Not only did the shot shape match the tee shot exactly (I hit my tee shot straight on the fairway, and my buddy hit a slice), but I found the distance was extremely accurate. I use a GPS app that tells me how far I am standing from my last shot (actually measures from where I am standing when I swing my club to where I stand when I swing my next club), and when approaching my tee shot, the GPS app showed I was 268 yards from my tee shot with my 3 hybrid. The mevo+ showed I hit the ball 262 carry and total distance was 268.2. Incredibly accurate and reliable data. My only complaint is using the indoor simulator, I find the simulator doesn’t always pick up my putts and can be annoying having to hit a few balls before it finally reads it. However, i am still playing with settings to troubleshoot this issue and it doesn’t happen all of the time and is a very minor issue in my opinion. Great product for the price (as other launch monitors can run $10k, $20k, $40k, etc.)

Great item. Has provided me with hours of fun, exercise and helped my game along the way. I’ve found the shot tracking to be accurate and brutally honest. I know the feeling of when I slice it, and sure enough so does the mevo+.Distances, for me are accurate. Sure I can occasionally push my 5 iron to 190 but realistically it’s a 170 if I swing it like I should, not out of my shoes. So distances become realistic and it’s made me rethink how far and which clubs I should be using during real golf.There’s a slight learning curve with how the mevo connects with apps (I use it on a iPad Pro) but after a while you learn that as long as you force quit other apps that are connected to the mevo you can change to another one. Makes sense.I also turn devices on in a sequence: mevo, iPad Pro and connect to mevo Wi-Fi, Apple TV, projector and once app is running turn on “screen mirroring” on iPad to Apple TV. Works every time.Both THE “Awesome golf app” and e6 golf work reliably with the Flightscope. I only use mine indoors. My indoor setup includes an iPad Pro, Apple TV, HD BenQ projector, small spotlight, hitting mat and a full size 9x12x5 indoor golf enclosure.What’s good practice? Playing virtual golf courses. Sure you can pound shots at the driving range, but the real advantage is playing virtual golf and moving around on the tee boxes. For a few months I played 18 holes with only a 5 iron and 8 iron. Now I’m very confident with both clubs.No doubt this has translated to better golf on the real course. Improved ball striking, tempo and course management for my game, anyway.If you have the time and space I’d highly recommend the Mevo+ ⛳️✳️✳️ Pictures of my simulator are running the AWESOME GOLF app for iOS which costs extra. I have also upgraded my software with the MEVO PLUS PRO to include the club path and face path angles (along with other data) + $800 . Protector for Flightscope was purchased separately from another vendor + $40.🏌🏼‍♂️

So I did a ton of research. Mostly on YouTube and Reddit. It seemed like Mevo+ was the way to go and in my price range. I've been golfing for 15 years and been taking lessons over the last 6 month, so I know my distances very well. I started my setup with a platform and the Mevo on another stack of wood. I noticed my 7-iron was very short. About 150 yards with 0 roll (which I adjusted). I got on Reddit and asked for suggestions. Lot of nonsense of course.I tried many things. I continued to change settings on the FS Golf app. Elevation was set well. The alignment I kept setting and trying to move the Mevo left and right and whatever to get it to track better. Didn't help at all. I set temp to 80 degrees and humidity to 40% most times. I had the 12 degrees tilt and roll was very good. I bought new RCT Titleist balls, I tried Noodle with no stickers, I tried Noodle with stickers. Nothing helped. All the same. I thought it was the 'valley' (4.5" or so) between the platform (on gravel in shed) to the other platform I had my Mevo+ on. So I build a 4x8 platform so it was perfect level between each. This did nothing and cost me $120 (sweet...). You can see from the picture now how it was setup.To validate my yardages I collected data at my swing coaches. I carried 168 on average with my 7-iron. I averaged just over 150 with Mevo+. This is so far off its not funny. Strangely, my driver and 5-wood were much closer it felt like but maybe being off 10-20 yards at long distances just doesn't seem like much vs 20 yards on a short club seems like a larger percent. But in general felt accurate with driver.It never picked up one putt, even with the new platform and perfect level with nothing obstructing it. So then I went to setting e6 on a short chip (while on the green). Still never would pick these up. I had to hit the ball like 50 yards back to the fairway. So playing e6 was worthless and not fun.. Especially when you have to take a 4-iron when it would normally be like an 7-iron. So hitting greens was much harder...Overall, I cannot recommend. It may be my metal shed, but everyone on Reddit said it worked in their metal shed.. Who knows what happened to mine, but other said they had to 'send theirs back' and get something done so I don't think it's just me.Likely I'll get a Skytrak and would recommend them now based on my swing coach using one for years before upgrading to his 'Full Swing' system. He said they were very accurate. I should have listened to him to begin with. Maybe someday Flight Scope will fix their issues but this is not a 4.4 star product (currently).