Author & Founder
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.
If you’re choosing between SkyTrak+ and GC3 for your simulator, it comes down to budget and priorities. The GC3 delivers professional-grade accuracy with 1-2%…
A retractable golf impact screen is absolutely worth buying if you’re short on space but want year-round practice. You’ll get superior ball containment and…
Ceiling-mounted launch monitors are changing the game of golf simulation by maximizing your floor space while providing professional-grade accuracy of 1-2% compared to outdoor…
You can squeeze the Garmin R10 into a 15-foot by 15-foot room with 9-foot ceilings, but the key point is, you’ll want 20-25 feet…
Most home golf simulators excel at tracking your drives but completely miss putting, the shots that comprise nearly half your round. Entry-level systems treat…
Golf radar technology uses Doppler signals to track your clubhead at 40,000 frames per second, measuring everything from swing speed to ball spin rate…
TGL isn’t just hype; it’s backed by serious tech and star power that could actually work. You’re looking at a $200 million investment featuring…
E6 Connect’s sticker price doesn’t tell the whole story; you’ll need hardware upgrades costing $1,500+, including an RTX 3060 graphics card ($400) and extra…
SkyTrak’s subscription fees are worth it if you’ll actually use the features. Here’s the breakdown. The free Basic tier gives you shot data and…
You’ll need around $600-800 to build the cheapest computer that runs SkyTrak perfectly. Start with an Intel i3 10100F or AMD Ryzen 2600 processor,…
You’ll need a minimum indoor space of 10 feet wide by 21.5 feet deep with 9-foot ceilings to properly use the MLM2Pro launch monitor.…
The 16:9 aspect ratio creates the most realistic golf simulator experience because it matches your natural horizontal field of view, making virtual courses feel…
