I picked this baby up a couple weeks back. Typical Japanese precision when compared with simulators. Plus price is icing, highly recommended. Great review sir.
I have my PRGR a year now it does take a leveled tri-pod to give decent readings. It is not the end world really to set a £5 amazon tri-pod, My club practice area is up hill, which is a dilemma, still configuring for this 5% gradient. It will never be ignored when at the practice range. Overall brilliant unit. Garmin R10 may be competition from August 2021 forward.. Bushnell now too have linked up with GC monitors, viewing one the first in Europe on Wednesday, at an invention Golf event sponsored by them. Due out Oct 2021
PRGR is a Japanese golf club company owned by Yokohama Tire. They make awesome forged clubs some of which are forged at Miura. I have an old set of Data 601 irons that I love. If this swing data analyzer is as high quality as their irons, I'm all in for one of these. Great review!👍
I like that the PRGR captures my swing speed without a ball, and the carry distance is relatively accurate. Thanks for making my decision to purchase one much easier. #welldone 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🇯🇲
I think it gives exact distance from the PRGR itself from however far behind it you place it. Most seemed to be off by 3 yards and that's how far back you hand PRGR on ground. That seems right on the money and seems more accurate than the $450 one.
Their manual mentioned a distance of 3.5 to 5 feet directly behind the club. It has to line up to where you aim as well or the readings won't be accurate.
Just got mine the other day. Tried it indoors (for golf), set up in the prescribed position using the included batteries (unit was displaying full battery). Tried 7 & 4 irons and got very low numbers. Changed to new batteries and took it to the range. Only had a handful of balls to hit, so used 7 iron only. Got results I'd consider much more realistic. Club speed mid to high 80's, ball speed around 115 and carry average high 160's. Indoors, I had to blister one to get a carry of 150 or more and swing & ball speeds were much lower also. I have yet to try it indoors again, but will soon. The difference is either the batteries, the setup or the indoor/outdoor factor. Regardless, I can't see why indoor/outdoor should be a factor on clubhead speed. My net was set up about 8 feet in front of the ball. I hope I don't need much more than that to get accurate readings. Any tips?
Thanks for showing these side by side! The nice things you get with the SC300 doppler monitor are a barometric pressure calibration, plus ball spin, ball speed, launch angle and club loft specifics (you specify lofts at set up) that factor into the data it reports. I don't think the PRGR doppler monitor measures/factors any of those variables...PRGR simply calculates an estimated carry/total distance from a static loft/launch/spin database average based on the club you enter (again, lofts are averaged here, not specific to your bag) on the two factors it does measure -- clubhead speed and ball speed (without a barometer (temperature/altitude)). The great advantage of the PRGR is that you don't have to hit a ball to get clubhead speed, so it's one of the best bang for the buck options for speedstick training feedback without a ball. I think the SC300 is much more accurate but it's best to use it on the course with a real ball vs beat up/limited flight range balls. PRGR is probably a little better on the range since its metrics are more static/averaged.
A little incomplete. I would have tried to elevate the monitor a foot or two to see if it would pick up the wedges better. Since those are your scoring clubs, it would be critical to be able to dial in some in between yardages.
@@harrymckerihan665 I like it. It's not giving you ball spin, but carry, total yards, ball speed. I use it on the course more than the range. helped me figure out my 150 yard club really isn't my 7 iron but my 6.
I finally got my hands on one of these. I traded It for a rangefinder. So I roughly paid 100 dollars for it. It is amazing. So much fun, no phone needed, highly accurate. The only draw back is it won't pick up my Sandwedge and the woods is just a little off. I believe it maybe because it does not measure rpms, but I was impressed. Use a tri pod if you are having trouble getting readings, especially for a driver.
Does prgr work on practice net in my back yard? Love watching you play golfacholics,maybe you can play against others like Wesley and George Brain brothers. Thank You David Ortiz
Thanks Mr SGG. I retired at the beginning of December last and I'm picking up My clubs again after a 25 year layoff (why on earth did I do that ?). Currently in the UK our weather makes playing on course a miserable experience. So, My routine is a visit to the range and hitting 100 shots. Something simple and affordable like this is just what I'm looking for. Other Launch Monitor units seem to be as expensive as Annual Club Membership, so clearly NOT an option for an Average Hacker like Me. Congratulations for showing the units failings, somehow other reviewers miss this out. It doesn't seem like a deal breaker to Me, because the PRGR is still giving more feedback than simply eyeballing the shot. BTW I subscribed.
I'm about to get this along with an optishot 2 so I can start saving some money on going to the driving range, looks like this thing would be a worthy addition to it!
Interesting product. I have struggled with a decision to buy one of these. I just don’t see a practical use. On the course I have several other indicators for distances including a range finder. On the range this doesn’t really help because I am using range balls, so distances are off from the premium ball I play. Can’t use it to hit into a net because the radar has to track the ball flight.... The price point is great, just can’t find a reason for it. Thanks for the review.
Man, I kinda like that PRGR, totally love Japanese clubs and of course this launch monitor. Instead of $105 for the radar one, I rather get this. Thanks MrShortGame! 👏 👍
I notice people saying it won't pick up the lofted irons. The way to fix this is to use a small camera tripod stand. I use this sitting on the mini tripod and it picks up my 58 degree wedge without a problem.
I’ve used the original red eyes a lot. They are good value for what you pay for. As with all launch monitors, you have to be proficient at reading mis reads as you are non mis reads.
Just got the Japanese model HS-120 red body measures in Meters per second instead of MPH,pretty cool little device it does pick up speed and is pretty accurate and will give you more data for reference and gauging your game progress and just over a $100 I paid for it,it's a steal. Those PRGR demo guys can't be that naive,they don't know that they actually sold these elsewhere and told me "it's not for sale" I have to import the thing from Japan,you have one hell of a product but don't want to sell it here,I guess they're too focused on selling their new drivers.
I bought a different Japanese brand, very similar, except speed is in m/s and it's one where you have to have it a certain distance behind the ball. I got it for the distance because I upgraded my irons and wanted to find out how far they went. I like it, one time it had problems with my 60°, but other than that it's been good.
Just found your channel today and have to say it’s both informative AND entertaining- well done my friend. A little Fred Couples and Louis Oosthuizen in your swing too - at least the tempo, which is key right?!
Numeric display devices have good uses for personal, non-commercial use. I've found the combination of numeric and a visual simulation of ball flight, particularly a group of shots for comparison, easier to 'digest' for me. A good demonstration of this device. BTW, how well does this unit perform within an indoors setting?
I usually love your content but i have to be critical with this one. First, Being accurate on carry distances will be player specific. It is not measuring launch and spin therefore it just uses a stock programmed number. Obviously different players launch and spin differently. Second this seems to be almost exactly like the sc100. Ball speed, swing speed and estimated carry. I just bought one brand new on rock bottom golf for 150 and it has a remote(which actually comes in handy). It also doesn't have problems picking up wedges. Id tske that all day long over this.
Great Video Mr.S/G, I saw in the comments the concerns about wedges, my guess is that when you mount the PRGR on a camera stand it performs even better and will pick up those higher lofted clubs...right?
As if there isn't enough else to worry about in golf!! Now we add whether our launch monitor is calibrated properly or not. How did Jack Nicklaus ever play such good golf????
Good review Matt. Thanks. Unfortunately the lack of data capture with wedges limits the usefulness of this thing, for me. Although, registering swing speed without a ball would be an added bonus for those doing swing speed training.
A more accurate test would be to hit balls with each unit individually, then compare numbers. There is likely some interference caused by having both units side by side and running at the same time.
How would that be more accurate? Without using the same ball and measuring from the same swing the results could never be comparable. I've hit range balls that fly anywhere from 100-250 yards from a driver due to how beat up they are. If you hit enough balls with the radars side by side, you'll see a trend forming that product 'a' is always 5 yards/ short or long; but it's consistantly 5 yards short/long. Consistancy is king, in golf.
@@anthonygovantes2456 The numbers from both monitors are suspect when they are side by side. There is definitely interference from the doppler radars on each unit when they are right next to each other and measuring at the same time.
It looked like the display was showing carry distance, but you were measuring total distance of your shot. That would mean your carry distance was about 10 yards shorter. Did you actually measure carry distance when checking the actual distance?
Just received mine and am eager to test! Question (for anyone on this thread as well), did you you (or anyone else) equip it with a small camera tripod? Would this help with the SW+? I've seen images of people using it with a mini tripod.
Great video..nice little lauch launch motor..seem ok..now the question..compare to the swing caddie that you had there which one do you think is better..take cost right out of it..and please let me know which one do you think is better?
They just used this on the PRGR demo day in Bangkok. Too bad the demo guy just won't change the unit from M/s to MPH so my swing speed come out measured in Meters per second,so uniquely Japanese way of measuring club head speed. Sneaky bastard said it wasn't for sale now I knew they're flat out lied. They could've got a hell of a deal I ended up buy their launch monitor and their new RS5 Driver and their Irons are money.
Do you know how any of these personal launch monitors work at a range where they use limited distance balls? Will it give you the “limited” range, or would it give you true range as if you were hitting a regular golf ball?
i found the iron setting s to be lower yardage , when using w1 setting iron yardages jump up to my normal yardages . have the launcher set at around 5 ft behind me
No spin, no point. Also not sure if you're being very accurate. On the last one at the cart path for example said 260 and you called it on 270. The shot before it was 250. If you're saying this one is on the money, does it mean the swing caddie is not as good? You also have that a really good review, if I remeber correctly. Sure, it seems really good for swing speed, doesn't match the carry and is unreliable for about 30%. How about comparing to the more mobile swing caddie, I think its the 200? If also measures the same details, same size and similar price range.
@@Dr.Kim1979 I call em like I see em John. I know and I've met a lot of people in my profession, good and bad, so I would say that I'm a pretty good judge of character. I'm just doing my Civic Duty and calling this dishonest guy out.
I take a look at it a few days ago, but the lack of design on his physical appearance may be a buying factor. As the SC200 that it seems to be a competitor struggle with chipping and pitching?, there is another cheap Japanese launch monitor that has an SD card and record statistics, something that for me seems really cool. mat t what would you pick under 200 bucks????
Would you use this if you were practicing into a net? Or do you need to use at driving range / on course. If this isn't the one for net use, what would you use?
I just purchased my PRGR and I received the newest model (HS-130a) vs. the one shown in this video (HS-120a). The HS-130a displays four data elements (club speed, ball speed, smash factor, carry or total distance). After a few sessions with the HS-130a I can say the radar looks to have been improved for lofted wedges. I haven’t had any misreads on my full wedge shots. The distance accuracy seems very good too. My main use is for over-speed training. No complaints on the launch data provided.
How about you go to a flat level area and have someone go out and mark the landing area and then you shoot them with your rangefinder so you could do some actual measurement that makes sense.
Great vid, Unfortunately I have not had much luck with any off the shelf launch monitor, I had the SC100 and the SC200 and both were total garbage 100 yd shot would show 80 one shot and 120 the next when both balls were 5' apart on the range. Over and over again, perhaps someone will come up with an accurate one but until then I will pay to hit where they uses GC quad or trackman to get my #s.
trpe71 If you haven’t tried the Mevo you might look into that unit. Swing speed is almost identical to Trackman and carry distance is MUCH more accurate than the SC100, Sc200 or SC300 (which are all so overinflated they are a joke). I don’t really trust spin or club head speed too much with the Mevo but in my opinion the best option of affordable launch monitors I’ve tried.
Question for Mr Shortgame. Recently purchased the PRGR and seems to work well. My question is do you know what they have the lofts set at for the irons? I play an old set of blades and am afraid it will be giving me bad info based on newer iron lofts. Can’t seem to find this info anywhere. Thanks and love your videos!
@@bl6369 I actually just sold it on eBay. I think it has a hard time picking up the more lofted clubs like 8,9,wedges. I’m choosing to go with the arccos system because that will work better for me!
@@charlier3189 thanks buddy. I've done a lot of reviewing and it just seems to inconsistent. Who wants inconsistent data? That's probably even more harmful than no data. Also my driving range has a trackman setup and I'll just go there when I need numbers.
Ronald van Alphen I had a SC300. Compared it to trackman. Don’t trust any of the numbers except swing speed. Carry distance is a joke! Would also not trust spin numbers either.
Do you have a link for your range finder? If so, I'm not seeing it - thanks. And nice review! Both range and on the course is a great way to do it. Looks like a good, fairly affordable product.
I picked this baby up a couple weeks back. Typical Japanese precision when compared with simulators. Plus price is icing, highly recommended. Great review sir.
I have my PRGR a year now it does take a leveled tri-pod to give decent readings.
It is not the end world really to set a £5 amazon tri-pod,
My club practice area is up hill, which is a dilemma, still configuring for this 5% gradient.
It will never be ignored when at the practice range.
Overall brilliant unit.
Garmin R10 may be competition from August 2021 forward..
Bushnell now too have linked up with GC monitors, viewing one the first in Europe on Wednesday, at an invention Golf event sponsored by them. Due out Oct 2021
PRGR is a Japanese golf club company owned by Yokohama Tire. They make awesome forged clubs some of which are forged at Miura. I have an old set of Data 601 irons that I love. If this swing data analyzer is as high quality as their irons, I'm all in for one of these. Great review!👍
I've been on the fence for their clubs for years,Now I got to tried their irons and it was glorious.
Too bad that also came at quite a price.
@@barebarekun161 Look on ebay . sometimes you can find an awesome cheap deal.
I like that the PRGR captures my swing speed without a ball, and the carry distance is relatively accurate. Thanks for making my decision to purchase one much easier. #welldone 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🇯🇲
I think it gives exact distance from the PRGR itself from however far behind it you place it. Most seemed to be off by 3 yards and that's how far back you hand PRGR on ground. That seems right on the money and seems more accurate than the $450 one.
Their manual mentioned a distance of 3.5 to 5 feet directly behind the club.
It has to line up to where you aim as well or the readings won't be accurate.
Just got mine the other day. Tried it indoors (for golf), set up in the prescribed position using the included batteries (unit was displaying full battery). Tried 7 & 4 irons and got very low numbers. Changed to new batteries and took it to the range. Only had a handful of balls to hit, so used 7 iron only. Got results I'd consider much more realistic. Club speed mid to high 80's, ball speed around 115 and carry average high 160's. Indoors, I had to blister one to get a carry of 150 or more and swing & ball speeds were much lower also. I have yet to try it indoors again, but will soon. The difference is either the batteries, the setup or the indoor/outdoor factor. Regardless, I can't see why indoor/outdoor should be a factor on clubhead speed. My net was set up about 8 feet in front of the ball. I hope I don't need much more than that to get accurate readings. Any tips?
Thanks for showing these side by side! The nice things you get with the SC300 doppler monitor are a barometric pressure calibration, plus ball spin, ball speed, launch angle and club loft specifics (you specify lofts at set up) that factor into the data it reports. I don't think the PRGR doppler monitor measures/factors any of those variables...PRGR simply calculates an estimated carry/total distance from a static loft/launch/spin database average based on the club you enter (again, lofts are averaged here, not specific to your bag) on the two factors it does measure -- clubhead speed and ball speed (without a barometer (temperature/altitude)). The great advantage of the PRGR is that you don't have to hit a ball to get clubhead speed, so it's one of the best bang for the buck options for speedstick training feedback without a ball. I think the SC300 is much more accurate but it's best to use it on the course with a real ball vs beat up/limited flight range balls. PRGR is probably a little better on the range since its metrics are more static/averaged.
A little incomplete. I would have tried to elevate the monitor a foot or two to see if it would pick up the wedges better. Since those are your scoring clubs, it would be critical to be able to dial in some in between yardages.
You sold me. Bought it, testing it in the back yard until I can get it on the range. Thank you.
Is it worth buying?
@@harrymckerihan665 I like it. It's not giving you ball spin, but carry, total yards, ball speed. I use it on the course more than the range. helped me figure out my 150 yard club really isn't my 7 iron but my 6.
I finally got my hands on one of these. I traded It for a rangefinder. So I roughly paid 100 dollars for it. It is amazing. So much fun, no phone needed, highly accurate. The only draw back is it won't pick up my Sandwedge and the woods is just a little off. I believe it maybe because it does not measure rpms, but I was impressed. Use a tri pod if you are having trouble getting readings, especially for a driver.
Does prgr work on practice net in my back yard? Love watching you play golfacholics,maybe you can play against others like Wesley and George Brain brothers.
Thank You
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I love your reviews. So honest and true. Love the one handed birdie at the end.
Love the PRGR brand. You could take that down the City pretend you are talking to someone on it and blow people's minds! 🤯
This was the first video of yours that I've seen. I'm very impressed. Both with the prgr and your video. I will watch more. Thanks.
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I retired at the beginning of December last and I'm picking up My clubs again after a 25 year layoff (why on earth did I do that ?).
Currently in the UK our weather makes playing on course a miserable experience.
So, My routine is a visit to the range and hitting 100 shots.
Something simple and affordable like this is just what I'm looking for.
Other Launch Monitor units seem to be as expensive as Annual Club Membership, so clearly NOT an option for an Average Hacker like Me.
Congratulations for showing the units failings, somehow other reviewers miss this out. It doesn't seem like a deal breaker to Me, because the PRGR is still giving more feedback than simply eyeballing the shot.
BTW I subscribed.
Dexx he had it set up wrong. Supposed to be beside unit.
Thank you soooo much....buying now. You've improved my game soooo much. 🤙🏾
Well, I'm convinced. Thank for doing this video Mr. Shortgame. Got me a launch monitor and saved some money too. Much appreciated!!!
I have the PRGR, coming in handy with the nett at home during the U.K. National Lockdown!
I'm about to get this along with an optishot 2 so I can start saving some money on going to the driving range, looks like this thing would be a worthy addition to it!
Interesting product. I have struggled with a decision to buy one of these. I just don’t see a practical use. On the course I have several other indicators for distances including a range finder. On the range this doesn’t really help because I am using range balls, so distances are off from the premium ball I play. Can’t use it to hit into a net because the radar has to track the ball flight.... The price point is great, just can’t find a reason for it. Thanks for the review.
Man, I kinda like that PRGR, totally love Japanese clubs and of course this launch monitor. Instead of $105 for the radar one, I rather get this. Thanks MrShortGame! 👏 👍
I notice people saying it won't pick up the lofted irons. The way to fix this is to use a small camera tripod stand. I use this sitting on the mini tripod and it picks up my 58 degree wedge without a problem.
Been holding back on something like this but seeing your experience with it and the price why not? Thanks, just ordered one!
How did it performed? Do you recommend it?
Do you recommend it?
@@rhymnsimon22 Yes for what it is and especially with new clubs. Helped me gauge them on distance on range.
I have the swing caddy 300. I hit the ball so bad I turned off the voice.
LOL!
I would do the same thing for my swing! You ain't alone my friend
Does this launch monitor work well with foam balls? That’s what I use in my backyard for practice.
great review Mat, good to see someone on course doing the demo cheers m8.
Just ordered prgr black cheers for video loving the backyard practice absolutely great 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I’ve used the original red eyes a lot. They are good value for what you pay for. As with all launch monitors, you have to be proficient at reading mis reads as you are non mis reads.
Just got the Japanese model HS-120 red body measures in Meters per second instead of MPH,pretty cool little device it does pick up speed and is pretty accurate and will give you more data for reference and gauging your game progress and just over a $100 I paid for it,it's a steal.
Those PRGR demo guys can't be that naive,they don't know that they actually sold these elsewhere and told me "it's not for sale"
I have to import the thing from Japan,you have one hell of a product but don't want to sell it here,I guess they're too focused on selling their new drivers.
Ordering it now with your link. Thanks again for the great videos.
U should review the r-motion launch monitor/simulator. It’s only like $120
I bought a different Japanese brand, very similar, except speed is in m/s and it's one where you have to have it a certain distance behind the ball. I got it for the distance because I upgraded my irons and wanted to find out how far they went. I like it, one time it had problems with my 60°, but other than that it's been good.
Just ordered from your link. Looking forward to trying it out. Need to get my irons carry distance.
Thank you. I love your videos and teaching style. All the very best to you 👌
Just found your channel today and have to say it’s both informative AND entertaining- well done my friend. A little Fred Couples and Louis Oosthuizen in your swing too - at least the tempo, which is key right?!
Numeric display devices have good uses for personal, non-commercial use. I've found the combination of numeric and a visual simulation of ball flight, particularly a group of shots for comparison, easier to 'digest' for me. A good demonstration of this device. BTW, how well does this unit perform within an indoors setting?
For hitting into a net outside which unit would you recommend if you were only worried about carry, ball speed, smash factor and swing speed?
I usually love your content but i have to be critical with this one. First, Being accurate on carry distances will be player specific. It is not measuring launch and spin therefore it just uses a stock programmed number. Obviously different players launch and spin differently. Second this seems to be almost exactly like the sc100. Ball speed, swing speed and estimated carry. I just bought one brand new on rock bottom golf for 150 and it has a remote(which actually comes in handy). It also doesn't have problems picking up wedges. Id tske that all day long over this.
Great Video Mr.S/G, I saw in the comments the concerns about wedges, my guess is that when you mount the PRGR on a camera stand it performs even better and will pick up those higher lofted clubs...right?
As if there isn't enough else to worry about in golf!! Now we add whether our launch monitor is calibrated properly or not. How did Jack Nicklaus ever play such good golf????
LOUIS LAZARUS who is jack nicklaus????
Good review Matt. Thanks. Unfortunately the lack of data capture with wedges limits the usefulness of this thing, for me. Although, registering swing speed without a ball would be an added bonus for those doing swing speed training.
Rufuss Thoo he set it up wrong.
@@nelsonjames1272 Meaning?
Can you use this to hit into a net?
A more accurate test would be to hit balls with each unit individually, then compare numbers. There is likely some interference caused by having both units side by side and running at the same time.
How would that be more accurate? Without using the same ball and measuring from the same swing the results could never be comparable. I've hit range balls that fly anywhere from 100-250 yards from a driver due to how beat up they are. If you hit enough balls with the radars side by side, you'll see a trend forming that product 'a' is always 5 yards/ short or long; but it's consistantly 5 yards short/long. Consistancy is king, in golf.
@@anthonygovantes2456 The numbers from both monitors are suspect when they are side by side. There is definitely interference from the doppler radars on each unit when they are right next to each other and measuring at the same time.
It looked like the display was showing carry distance, but you were measuring total distance of your shot. That would mean your carry distance was about 10 yards shorter. Did you actually measure carry distance when checking the actual distance?
Just received mine and am eager to test! Question (for anyone on this thread as well), did you you (or anyone else) equip it with a small camera tripod? Would this help with the SW+? I've seen images of people using it with a mini tripod.
Great review but any idea if this works with a practice net or only at a range ?
Great video..nice little lauch launch motor..seem ok..now the question..compare to the swing caddie that you had there which one do you think is better..take cost right out of it..and please let me know which one do you think is better?
Like you, I have the SC300. Which monitor do you prefer of these 2?
If you use this to figure out club gapping, does it matter what ball you use or could you use range balls?
Thank you! We love you more. ❤
They just used this on the PRGR demo day in Bangkok.
Too bad the demo guy just won't change the unit from M/s to MPH so my swing speed come out measured in Meters per second,so uniquely Japanese way of measuring club head speed.
Sneaky bastard said it wasn't for sale now I knew they're flat out lied.
They could've got a hell of a deal I ended up buy their launch monitor and their new RS5 Driver and their Irons are money.
Great review/ product. Did you you have any
more luck with wedge/ short play? Thanks for the channel bro
Do you know how any of these personal launch monitors work at a range where they use limited distance balls? Will it give you the “limited” range, or would it give you true range as if you were hitting a regular golf ball?
any opinion on the Rapsodo? All the stats and will also use the cell phone camera and show down the line swing and laser path of the ball flight.
Wonder if it would read the wedges better if put on a tripod.
i found the iron setting s to be lower yardage , when using w1 setting iron yardages jump up to my normal yardages . have the launcher set at around 5 ft behind me
I bought this and had trouble with it. The reason MAY be that I was in a driving range that was "covered" at the tee box. Any comments??
love that 46mph heater! :D Great vid though. thanks for doing it!
Excellent and most helpful review. Can you possibly confirm please which model of the PRGR you had? Many thanks Regards Ian
I liked for the "nonchalant" one handed birdie putt. get the f&^% outta here, LOL.
Do you happen to know if this can be connected to make a home simulator?
No spin, no point.
Also not sure if you're being very accurate. On the last one at the cart path for example said 260 and you called it on 270. The shot before it was 250.
If you're saying this one is on the money, does it mean the swing caddie is not as good?
You also have that a really good review, if I remeber correctly.
Sure, it seems really good for swing speed, doesn't match the carry and is unreliable for about 30%.
How about comparing to the more mobile swing caddie, I think its the 200? If also measures the same details, same size and similar price range.
You're not counting for roll out...
@@Dr.Kim1979 not the point, the swing Caddie apparently did when it's measuring farther, yet it was deemed to be inaccurate
Because Matt is a LIAR. This is not a Review he's promoting this Garbage as he does in all his reviews. He's a Snake Oil Salesman.
@@youngguns996 wow dude..get a life lol
@@Dr.Kim1979 I call em like I see em John. I know and I've met a lot of people in my profession, good and bad, so I would say that I'm a pretty good judge of character. I'm just doing my Civic Duty and calling this dishonest guy out.
I take a look at it a few days ago, but the lack of design on his physical appearance may be a buying factor. As the SC200 that it seems to be a competitor struggle with chipping and pitching?, there is another cheap Japanese launch monitor that has an SD card and record statistics, something that for me seems really cool. mat t what would you pick under 200 bucks????
Been looking for an affordable monitor. Think I will give this a try.
Would you use this if you were practicing into a net? Or do you need to use at driving range / on course. If this isn't the one for net use, what would you use?
Did you ever get some consistent readings with your wedges (70-110 yards) after this video? I'm tempted to buy but was curious about the wedges. Thx!
I just purchased my PRGR and I received the newest model (HS-130a) vs. the one shown in this video (HS-120a). The HS-130a displays four data elements (club speed, ball speed, smash factor, carry or total distance). After a few sessions with the HS-130a I can say the radar looks to have been improved for lofted wedges. I haven’t had any misreads on my full wedge shots. The distance accuracy seems very good too. My main use is for over-speed training. No complaints on the launch data provided.
Very interesting...nice demonstration on PRGR.
Just ordered one. Thanks for the review.
how has it held up for 8 months?
How you like it now?
Great review tempted to try this one. Any thoughts compared to the SC200 or sc300?
tempting at that price point! Thanks Matt
Hi.would this PRGR Launch Monitor works indoors practice net?Cheers
Just curious would this launch monitor work well with a hitting net. Or only at the range or on course.
Works great with net
Thanks so much for the response and love your videos.
MrShortGame Golf Will it give you the distance if you hit into a net?
I'm wondering if you would recommend this or the Garmin Approach?
I think he'd recommend everything to be honest
Excellent review! You got a new subscriber!
I just got one. Haven't got a chance to really use because of the lockdown.
is it only used at the range and course or can it be used at my own indoor hitting net?
Your best video man. Not too much, just facts. Good job 👍
How about you go to a flat level area and have someone go out and mark the landing area and then you shoot them with your rangefinder so you could do some actual measurement that makes sense.
Great vid, Unfortunately I have not had much luck with any off the shelf launch monitor, I had the SC100 and the SC200 and both were total garbage 100 yd shot would show 80 one shot and 120 the next when both balls were 5' apart on the range. Over and over again, perhaps someone will come up with an accurate one but until then I will pay to hit where they uses GC quad or trackman to get my #s.
trpe71 If you haven’t tried the Mevo you might look into that unit. Swing speed is almost identical to Trackman and carry distance is MUCH more accurate than the SC100, Sc200 or SC300 (which are all so overinflated they are a joke). I don’t really trust spin or club head speed too much with the Mevo but in my opinion the best option of affordable launch monitors I’ve tried.
@@razor7241 thanks Razor 72!
PRGR has just released a new HS-130 A Model
Great review I just bought it waiting for it to arrive. Looking forwards to using it.
how has it held up for 8 months?
How you like it now I want to buy 1
How to it compare with Yupiteru GST-5W? Can you make a comparison coz the Yupiteru cost only 150 bucks?
My monitor is not showing the yards on shots under 70 mph. Is this a common issue?
How does it do indoors?
Great video. Would love to see the comparison vs your SC300.
Mr. Short Game continues rolling out some exceptional content!
Question for Mr Shortgame. Recently purchased the PRGR and seems to work well. My question is do you know what they have the lofts set at for the irons? I play an old set of blades and am afraid it will be giving me bad info based on newer iron lofts. Can’t seem to find this info anywhere. Thanks and love your videos!
What's your thoughts 3 months later?
@@bl6369 I actually just sold it on eBay. I think it has a hard time picking up the more lofted clubs like 8,9,wedges. I’m choosing to go with the arccos system because that will work better for me!
@@charlier3189 thanks buddy. I've done a lot of reviewing and it just seems to inconsistent. Who wants inconsistent data? That's probably even more harmful than no data. Also my driving range has a trackman setup and I'll just go there when I need numbers.
Maybe put monitor on top of package, get a couple inches off ground ?
the SC 300 provides me launch and spin, prefer it because of that.
Ronald van Alphen I had a SC300. Compared it to trackman. Don’t trust any of the numbers except swing speed. Carry distance is a joke! Would also not trust spin numbers either.
Matt how does this compare to the Garmen ? Any chance of you reviewing it?
Cheers from NorCal great stuff
Great video and product review!!! Seems like an affordable launch monitor for the basic info!
How does it compare to GC Quad
Mr SG, your the best ! 👍👍
How far do you put the monitor from the ball
Enjoyed your review!
Do you have a link for your range finder? If so, I'm not seeing it - thanks. And nice review! Both range and on the course is a great way to do it. Looks like a good, fairly affordable product.
There is a new model this year. Have they sent you that yet to review?
Outdoor only?
I don't know if I need one but at that price I would love to have one.
Duh!
Great reviews--thank you!!