SkyTrak Golf Simulator Packages

The ST MAX is SkyTrak's next-generation photometric launch monitor, replacing the discontinued SkyTrak+. It adds dual Doppler radar, 21 data points (up from 19 on SkyTrak+), Speed Training powered by GOLFTEC, dual USB-C ports, a refined charcoal-grey chassis, and a modular internal design for better serviceability. Club data is still captured natively -- no stickers required.

If you already own an enclosure, impact screen, hitting mat, and projector, buy the ST MAX Launch Monitor on its own at $2,495. If you're building a simulator from scratch and want everything in one order, the ST MAX All-In-One (from $7,399) includes the launch monitor plus a Carl's Place enclosure, triple-layer impact screen, Fiberbuilt turf, Tour Golf landing pad, Optoma ZW350ST laser projector, and ceiling mount.

No. All 21 data points -- ball and club -- are captured natively by the ST MAX hardware with no paywall on core metrics. Every unit includes a 14-day trial of the Essential membership. After the trial, memberships start at $99.99/yr (Essential) for added software features like Skills Assessments, Bag Mapping, Wedge Matrix, and Speed Training. Core Foresight, Core Trackman, and Elite tiers add course play packs.

Yes. The SkyTrak ST MAX is compatible with GSPro, E6 Connect, and TGC 2019 (all sold separately). You also get access to 88+ iconic courses through the SkyTrak Elite membership, plus the native SkyTrak app with practice modes, driving range, and cloud shot storage.

Two room sizes available: 10.5'W x 8'H x 5'D (smaller bay) or 12'W x 9'H x 5'D (comfortable full swing with driver). The ST MAX itself sits beside the ball at floor level with a ~4" x 4" hitting zone -- it needs about 8-12' of space behind the ball to read shots. For standalone launch-monitor use, a 10' x 15' room with 9' ceilings is recommended.

Yes. The ST MAX is battery-powered with a ~4-hour runtime and works outdoors on hitting mats. Avoid direct sunlight on the camera lens for best results. Bring it to the range, use it in the backyard, or keep it in your home simulator -- the dual USB-C ports also allow continuous wired power for permanent indoor installs.

The Optoma ZW350ST -- a 1080p short-throw laser projector with 30,000-hour lamp life -- plus a ceiling mount. The ZW350ST is bright enough for a fully-enclosed simulator bay and throws a full-size image from a short distance, which is why it's included as the default projector for the ST MAX All-In-One.

Both are photometric launch monitors priced around $2,495-$2,500. The ST MAX captures club data natively with no subscription required thanks to its dual Doppler radar. The Bushnell Launch Pro Circle B gates premium metrics and simulator software behind a subscription. We break it down in detail in our head-to-head comparison.

Every ST MAX unit ships with: the ST MAX launch monitor, a USB-C charging cable, an alignment stick, and a 14-day trial of the SkyTrak Essential membership. The All-In-One package adds the enclosure, screen, turf, landing pad, projector, and mount.

SkyTrak covers the ST MAX for 6 months or 25,000 shots, whichever comes first. Top Shelf Golf is an authorized SkyTrak dealer and provides full manufacturer warranty support. Read our full return policy -- 15 days after activation or 60 days after receipt, 15% restocking fee, customer pays return shipping.

Yes. Affirm financing is available on both the ST MAX Launch Monitor and the All-In-One package. Check your rate with no impact to your credit score. Free shipping within the continental US on all orders. As an authorized SkyTrak dealer, we provide expert setup guidance and honor the full manufacturer warranty.