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Paul Liberatore is the founder of Golfers Authority and a former four-year golf gear contributor to Sports Illustrated. He tests golf equipment hands-on to help golfers make better buying decisions.
The Garmin R50 delivers surprisingly accurate ball data, within 0.75% of TrackMan’s ball speed and about 4% on carry distance, which is impressive for…
You’ll get more accurate data with the Garmin R50’s three high-speed cameras ($4,999.99), which directly measure spin and ball flight, compared to SkyTrak Plus’s…
You’re looking at two $5,000 launch monitors with completely different designs. The Garmin R50 is a portable 9-pound unit with a built-in 10-inch touchscreen…
The Garmin R50 at $4,999 undercuts the QuadMAX ($20,000+) and GCQuad ($13,000) while using three cameras instead of radar to track your shots, and…
If you want the most accurate data and don’t mind paying $5,999-$6,999, the Foresight GC3 is your gold standard. But the reality is: the…
You’ll want the R50 ($4,999) if you’re building a dedicated indoor simulator; it nails setup in 40 seconds, includes a 10-inch touchscreen with 43,000…
Golf nicknames come in all flavors, from Craig Stadler’s “The Walrus” (thanks to his mustache and build) to Woody Austin’s “Aquaman” after he dove…
QuadMAX and GCQuad use four-camera technology that excels indoors with minimal space, just 18″ by 14″ of hitting area, while TrackMan relies on radar…
You’ll need at least 17 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 9 feet high for a basic GCQuad setup, though that’s pretty tight. The…
You’ll need at least 10 feet wide by 10 feet deep with 9-foot ceilings for your GC3 setup, though that’s the absolute minimum. For…
When you buy an FSX course, you’re getting a permanently-owned, laser-mapped replica with prices ranging from $150 for standard versions to $500 for premium…
To use E6 Connect with your Garmin Approach R10, you’ll initially download the Garmin Golf app and pair your R10 by bringing your phone…
