Price: $299.99
(as of Dec 30, 2024 00:18:15 UTC - Details)

Game and industry changing Mobile Launch Monitor
NEW Compatible with Titleist RCT golf balls for spin measurement
Immediate swing replay with shot trace technology turns your iPhone and iPad into a golf swing camera
10 core metrics including carry distance, total distance, side carry, club speed, ball speed, launch angle, launch direction, and smash factor
NEW R-Speed swing platform to record and serve as your golf swing speed trainer
This golf training equipment is compatible with The Stack System, SuperSpeed Speed Sticks, and Rypstick. iOS compatible only. iPhone or iPad required
The only device to pair iOS camera with radar processing for precise measurement
Structured practice sessions with the Rapsodo Combines - 24 total shots - 2 approach targets - 1 driver target
The ultimate golf swing training aid
Great golf gift Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎6.85 x 7.72 x 2.28 inches
Reviewer: Aubrey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Get this if you want something pocket sized and helps instantly understand your swing
Review: I had been in the research loop of launch monitors after I fell into the "you need to perfect your swing" trap, and had been looking at this one along with some of the others out there. I was ultimately stuck between this one and the Garmin launch monitor. I have a lot of Garmin equipment and that one would sync with my watch, the golf app, and had simulations so you could play virtual courses. I ended up getting this one because of the size and the ball tracking/video reviews and am really happy that I did.Ease of use: Once you set up an account on your mobile device of choice, it's as easy as turning it on, opening the app, putting your device in the folding holder and pointing the video feed where you're hitting from. Now all you have to do is swing away. There are some other steps about picking if you're outdoors or in a net and opening the practice part or combine if you pay for the pro version. As far as devices go, it's probably the easiest I've ever used and gives a ton of data.Data tracked: It tracks spin, direction, trends, club speed, ball speed, smash factor, and a load more of data. I need to preface that the sheer amount of data that it tracks and shows trends on was a huge deciding factor for me, a data nerd. There are some users that say the numbers are a little off but I have hit on a range with very specific distances marked and the distance seems pretty spot on. After using it for a few months, I've changed my approach (pun not intended), because the trend had been that all golfers need to adjust their swing to fit a box and I found myself not enjoying the game because every single move I made had way too much thought. Short version; it tracks a ton of data about your shot, at the range, on the course, or hitting into a net. If the goal is to get better, it captures more than enough data. At the end of the day, the goal is to hit the ball where you want to hit it. You get instant feedback and can make the adjustments needed in real time to really help shape your shot. That alone is worth much more than the cost.All that positivity aside, now it's time for some negatives: 1. You need to have it well placed. 6-8ft behind where you're hitting, pointed slightly down so you can see the whole hitting surface, and see where your shot apex will be. It sounds like it's pretty open with the wider angle of your device's camera but it has to be a bit more accurately placed than it seems. 2. Even with that, sometimes it misses shots. I haven't been able to find an exact reason but it just misses sometimes. It takes a habit of being able to dismiss the shot you just did in your head when it misses so you don't adjust without data. 3. It sits outside and if it's sunny, with the way you have it all placed, my device will overheat fairly often. I'm sure you could put something over it for shade and that would reduce the overheating, but haven't tried that yet.Extra positives that I didn't realize I would use but love: When at the range, you can just hold your club toward the camera, showing what it is, and it will automatically change it in the app. Shot tracking with video that you can look at later and see what you're doing for those awesome shots and where you're messing up when you top them. The biggest thing for me is, I have data backing the true distance of my shots, along with accuracy. You know those times when you say "I love my 7 iron. It's my most accurate club I have"... Now there's data to back it. The more you use it, the more data you have. I know that I have a lateral range of 100-170 yards with that club and the horizontal range is 15 yards. My other club has that 150-180yd range but horizontally, it's +/- 50yds. That's critical data and helps tremendously on the course.If you are looking for a device that will have you looking like Rory on the course with a textbook perfect swing, this isn't it. It's not going to help your form or make your hips pivot from your 3:1 swing ratio. What it will do is help you understand what works and what doesn't work with the swing you have and help you really know what your shots look like instead of the dreams of our perfect shots we keep in our head from that one time six years ago when we hit a 7 iron 200 yards and landed it with perfect backswing, 2 inches from the pin. Best yet, it's small enough that you can have all that in a tiny bag that is easier to forget you brought with you that it is to forget to bring it.

Reviewer: Mike and Nicole
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: An honest review of the Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor by a novice golfer
Review: The value of this product is absolutely amazing! It’s extremely easy to use, and the speed/distance readings are pretty accurate to my numbers that I see when I use professional golf simulators.Having just started teaching myself to play golf back in late August, I really needed something like this so that I could measure and keep track of my distances, launch angles, club head speed, and ball speeds.Compared to some of the devices pros or even some YouTube golfers use, this was a no brainer! (Some of those devices are priced between $10-$15k!!!!) and my wife bought this for me on Black Friday for around $200.This logs all of my sessions, and saves all of my swings! I can’t say enough positive things about it! I haven’t purchased the pro version just yet which gives you more statistics and allows you more storage, but I’m seriously considering it.If you’re in the market and comparing this with some other similarly priced devices, I can save you time, I compared them all prior to deciding and now that I have it, I don’t doubt my decision at all!If only I could figure out how to lower my backspin rpm now to stop taking away from my distances!!Highly recommend! You’ll never go to the range again without it!!

Reviewer: Razors
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Small, compact, useful
Review: It took a few trips to the range, and a few firmware updates before it stopped hanging (requiring restart) and for the distances to be more accurate, but for the last 3 months its been super solid. It records video, shot tracer, distances, club speed and dispersion. Its sized, case, and carbineer clip make it a perfect portable launch monitor. Just make sure you have 6' of flat space behind you to place it. A couple GCs near me have a downward slope behind the mats and it doesnt work in those conditions.

Reviewer: M. Mitchell
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: TREMENDOUS BARGAIN AT THIS PRICE
Review: I did quite a bit of research on launch monitors. I compared the Rapsodo to the following; Swing Caddie SC300i, Swing Caddie SC4, Garmin R10, Rapsodo MLM2Pro and the FlightScope Mevo. Both Swing Caddies have positive features, but users complain that the associated app is terrible. The Flight Scope Mevo has limited data on it's app. The Garmin R10 probably has the most features but Costs twice as much and several of the appealing features of the Garmin require a subscription. The Rapsodo MLM2 Pro, is new to the market and most of the reviews were for pre-production (not fully functioning) units. It two is more than double the price of the MLM.I had a hard time deciding as all the units have pros and cons. The amount of data available on the MLM and the integrated flight tracing was appealing. In the end I decided to give it a go. If I thought it wasn't user friendly I could always return it to AMAZON.What was it like to live with the MLM?The Rapsodo MLM was a little finicky to initially setup, but that seems fairly normal for integrating hardware with cell phones (some of this I'm sure was operator error). After setting it up at home I went to the range and it worked as advertised. It picked up all my shots (77). I changed my clubs 8 times and only once did it not pickup the right club with the iphone camera (perhaps I didn't hold the club still enough). My phone is 3 years old and had about a 95% charge at the beginning at the end it was down to 46%. But it did take 77 short videos so not surprising.First time out, I think it worked very well. I was pleasantly surprised. I would recommend you give it a try.update 6/15/23I've now used the MLM 14 times. Occasionally, I have trouble setting it up where it doesn't pick up my shots. I think this mostly getting the alignment right, but once you get it lined up it works great. The feedback you get on every stroke is unbelievable. By the time the ball hits the ground the MLM is already telling me how far it went, side carry and club head speed. You have a choice of 10 different data points. While on the range it only reads off 3 of your choosing. One note, it can burn up a lot of data (ask me how I know!!), the simple solution is go into profile/upload options and select only use wifi. Once I figured that out no problems. I have to say I don't know why everybody that wants to improve their game doesn't get one of these. Go for it.7/4/23 TIPStill loving it. I have been going to the range every day and it is a great help. Some of the one star reviewers complained about lining the MLM up. When you set it up there is a camera view on your phone that shows ball area, alignment, player area. On my Iphone, this didn't work out well. The ball needed to be closer to the player than what was indicated. Now, I set up the mlm and iphone in line with where the ball is and this seems to work well.

Reviewer: Cliente de Amazon
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Muy recomendable

Reviewer: Mork
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: lo mejor es lo facil para transportar y la información que puedes recibir

Reviewer: CS
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Installationen av app & kopplingen till enheten gick enkelt. Lite osäkert om måtvärdena som presenterades stämmer - men att jämföra olika slag fungerar det bra för. Prisvärd!

Reviewer: brian hall
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Great piece of kit. Very convenient & easy to use at either golf range or net practice. Captures the key metrics & shows a video of your swing a few seconds after, so great feedback as your working on your swing.Occasional misses a swing but generally pretty good.

Reviewer: ANDRE MONIN
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Cet appareil léger et simple d’utilisation marie la puissance d’un iPhone ou iPad avec un radar intégré. Ceci permet d’avoir un système performant à prix très raisonnable. Je l’utilise avec un practice dans le jardin (filet de 4x3m) et me donne entière satisfaction. Il détecte automatiquement les coups et permet de revisionner son swing, de faire des statistiques pour chaque club, … Quant à la précision, je me réfère aux essais comparatifs consultable sur la toile.