Compare Golf Simulator Brands Side by Side

Compare the major indoor golf simulator brands — Trackman, Full Swing, Uneekor, TruGolf, SkyTrak and X-Golf — side by side, and find venues running each one.

How to compare golf simulator brands

Almost every launch monitor reports ball-flight data — that's what a simulator needs to render the shot — so the game modes and on-course feel come from the software and are similar from one system to the next. Where the major brands actually differ is in how they capture the swing (radar versus camera), whether they publicly document club-delivery data, and how widely you can find them near you. Each comparison lays those documented capabilities side by side and shows how many venues in our directory run each system, so you can judge availability as well as specs. We never crown a universal winner: how a unit is installed, calibrated and maintained at a given venue matters as much as the brand on the wall, and price is set by the venue rather than the sensor.

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All brand matchups

Every pairing of the brands we track, grouped by how each system reads your swing.

Radar vs camera

The headline matchup: a radar-based system against a camera-based one — the clearest way to see how the two approaches to reading your swing differ.

Radar vs radar

Both systems track your shot with radar, so these comparisons come down to documented data and directory coverage rather than the sensor type.

Camera vs camera

Both systems read the strike with cameras, so these comparisons turn on documented capabilities and how widely you can find each one.

Other matchups

Pairings that include a system we don't classify strictly as radar or camera — franchise or software-led platforms whose documented sensor type is mixed or unstated.

Want the full picture?

Our technology guide explains how radar and camera systems actually work before you compare specific brands, or you can browse all venues near you.