Full Swing Golf Simulators & Launch Monitors

The Full Swing KIT is a premium portable golf launch monitor built for golfers who want one device that can handle serious range work, home practice and golf simulator use. It uses radar-based tracking, includes built-in swing video, and gives you a customisable onboard display so you can see key numbers without needing to build your whole practice session around a second screen.

The Full Swing KIT tracks 16 club and ball data points: carry distance, total distance, spin rate, spin axis, face angle, face to path, attack angle, launch angle, ball speed, club speed, smash factor, club path, horizontal angle, apex height, side carry distance and side total distance. That gives you the core numbers needed for gapping, launch optimisation, speed work and shot-shape analysis, and those 16 data points are included without extra data unlocks.

Yes, but you need to buy it for the right environment. The Full Swing KIT is one of the more appealing premium options if you want one launch monitor that can move between the range and a proper indoor setup. Outdoors is where radar-based units tend to feel most natural. Indoors, the KIT can work very well too, but only if your room gives it the ball flight and rear space radar needs to do its job properly.

Yes. One of the KIT’s best features is that you can control it directly from the unit itself. You can change clubs, adjust alignment and choose how many data points you want to see on the onboard display, which makes it much smoother to use than a lot of launch monitors that feel half-finished without an app. For session history, video review and deeper analysis, though, the app is where the fuller experience lives.

A standard Full Swing KIT package includes the launch monitor itself, a protective carrying case, a charging block, a USB-C charging cable, and a Quick Start Guide. That is enough to get you up and running straight away, and the case is a genuinely useful part of the package if the unit is going to move between the house, the range and your simulator setup.

The Full Swing KIT offers up to around five hours of battery life on a charge. That is long enough for proper range sessions, lessons and longer indoor practice blocks, which is a big part of why the KIT works so well as a genuinely portable premium golf launch monitor rather than something that only makes sense in a fixed sim room.

The direct answer is yes, provided your setup suits radar. In recent head-to-head testing against GCQuad, distances, launch angles and dispersion have been very close, with the strongest results typically showing outdoors or in indoor rooms with enough depth. That is the key point with the KIT: if you want believable full-flight radar feedback in a portable format, it is a serious option. If your room is very tight, that is where you need to slow down and think harder.

For the right golfer, yes. The case is strongest if you want premium radar performance, built-in swing video, an onboard display and 16 included data points without buying the unit and then discovering the useful numbers sit behind another paywall. It's by no means a budget launch monitor, but it gives you a cleaner route into premium data than many of the most expensive names in the category.

Yes, provided the room is suitable. At GolfBays, the reason we build the KIT into home golf simulator packages is simple: it gives you premium radar data, built-in video, portability and proper simulator potential in one unit. It also works with simulator software such as E6 CONNECT and GSPro, so it can sit at the centre of a serious indoor build. The catch is the same as ever with radar: give it the room depth it needs, or choose a different route.