KIT Studio 12' specs
| Brand | Full Swing |
|---|---|
| Type | Complete simulator package (radar launch monitor) |
| Placement | Behind the ball: KIT on its turf extension 8–10 ft behind the ball, inside a 12 ft enclosure |
| Room depth | 18 ft minimum, 20 ft comfortable. Full Swing: minimum 10 ft ceiling, 14 ft width and 18 ft length for the 12 ft Studio (KIT FAQ allows 16–20 ft for the monitor itself). |
| Room ceiling / width | 10 ft ceiling, 14 ft width minimum (maker) |
| Use | Indoor (enclosure); the KIT itself also works outdoors |
| Spin | Measured by 24 GHz radar; Titleist RCT balls recommended indoors |
| Club data | Path + face angle: All 16 KIT metrics including face angle and face-to-path |
| Putting | No |
| Balls / stickers | Titleist RCT balls recommended for indoor spin |
| Display | Short-throw 1080p projector, floor mount and gaming laptop included; 5.3-in OLED on the KIT |
| Battery | Up to 5 hours (maker rating) |
| Free to use | Full Swing GOLF for KIT (15 courses and a range) on the included laptop; 1 year included per Full Swing's launch release |
| Course play | Full Swing GOLF for KIT ($499/yr). First year included with PC packages; $499/yr after. GSPro ($250/yr) also works |
| Third-party software | GSPro, E6 Connect. GSPro and E6 Connect work with the KIT without a Full Swing plan. |
| Works on | Included gaming laptop (Windows) plus the Full Swing mobile app |
| Warranty | 12 months on the KIT; Studio-specific warranty not published |
| 3-year cost | About $13,998: hardware plus three years of the cheapest course plan |
| Price tier | $$$$ Flagship (over $5,000). See Amazon for today's price. |
What's in the package
- Full Swing KIT launch monitor
- 12 ft enclosure: aluminum frame, impact screen, Pro Series net, side netting and padding
- Full-size hitting mat, landing pad and turf extension for the KIT
- Short-throw 1080p projector with floor mount and cables
- Gaming laptop preloaded with Full Swing GOLF for KIT
- Full Swing's packages page: 12 ft enclosure is 9 ft 4 in H × 12 ft 2 in W; minimum 10 ft ceiling, 14 ft width, 18 ft length. The 10 ft package needs 9 ft, 12 ft and 18 ft.
- Full Swing lists the 12 ft package from $12,650 without a PC and $15,000 with one. Amazon also sells 'No Laptop' (B0CP8MXJF4) and 'Ceiling Projector' (B0CP8RRP32) variants; we link the laptop version at $12,999.95 (sold by FullSwingKit).
- Full Swing gives both 15 and 18 included courses on different pages, and both 'under an hour' and '1–2 hours' for assembly.
Specs come from the maker's manuals, FAQs and spec pages and from independent reviews; they can change with firmware and new bundles. Confirm what's in the box on the Amazon page before buying.
Full Swing KIT Studio 12' Golf Simulator Package video review
Video by Full Swing Golf on YouTube. Independent creator content, shown as a reference. It is not part of our scoring.
The Full Swing KIT Studio 12’ Golf Simulator Package is Full Swing’s turnkey home simulator: the KIT radar launch monitor, a 12 ft enclosure, mat and turf, a short-throw projector, and a gaming laptop with Full Swing’s own software, all from one maker. It costs about $12,999.95 on Amazon (Nov 12, 2026; prices change) for the laptop version, sold by FullSwingKit. The video on this page is Full Swing’s own installation video, not an independent review.
Who it’s for, and who should skip it
It’s for buyers with a large room, at least 10 ft high, 14 ft wide and 18 ft long, who want a premium simulator from a single company, PC included, and would rather not source parts.
Most other buyers should skip it. The value case is weak: the same Full Swing KIT with good third-party parts costs thousands less (see below). We also found no independent review of the Studio package itself, and Full Swing doesn’t publish the projector model or brightness. If your room is smaller, a side-of-ball package such as the SkyTrak ST MAX Studio needs 16 ft of depth instead of 18, and costs well under half as much. If you mainly want radar face-angle data on a smaller budget, the FlightScope Mevo Gen2 with its Pro Package adds path and face angle for about $1,748 on Amazon.
What’s in the box
- Full Swing KIT launch monitor
- 12 ft enclosure: aluminum frame, impact screen, Pro Series net, side netting and padding
- Full-size hitting mat, landing pad and turf extension for the KIT
- Short-throw 1080p projector with floor mount and cables
- Gaming laptop preloaded with Full Swing GOLF for KIT
The KIT brings its full set of 16 metrics, including face angle and face-to-path, plus its 5.3-inch OLED screen. It measures spin with radar, and Full Swing recommends Titleist RCT balls indoors; they aren’t listed in the package. Full Swing’s assembly estimate varies between “under an hour” and “1–2 hours” on different pages, as does the number of included courses (15 or 18).
Room minimums
Full Swing publishes exact figures:
| Package | Min ceiling | Min width | Min length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 ft Studio | 10 ft | 14 ft | 18 ft |
| 10 ft Studio | 9 ft | 12 ft | 18 ft |
The 12 ft enclosure itself is 9 ft 4 in high and 12 ft 2 in wide. Inside it, the KIT sits on its turf extension 8 to 10 ft behind the ball. The monitor alone could work in 16 to 20 ft of depth, per Full Swing’s KIT FAQ, but the package wants 18. Check your room with the room size checker, and read the room size guide if you’re planning a basement or garage.
Package vs DIY cost
Here’s the KIT with parts from our accessories list, at Amazon prices on Nov 12, 2026:
| Build | Parts | Approx. total |
|---|---|---|
| KIT Studio 12’ (with laptop) | Everything above | $12,999.95 |
| DIY premium | KIT ($3,995.95), GoSports enclosure ($999.99), SIGPRO Softy 4 x 10 mat ($899.99), BenQ AH500ST laser projector ($1,999), Mount-It! mount ($36.99), Titleist RCT balls ($74.99) | $8,007 |
| DIY mid-range | KIT ($3,995.95), GoSports enclosure ($999.99), Real Feel 5 x 5 ft mat ($599), Optoma GT2300HDR laser projector ($1,099), Mount-It! mount ($36.99) | $6,731 |
Two caveats. The GoSports price is for its 10 x 8 ft size; the 12 x 9 ft version costs more. And the DIY totals exclude a PC. If you plan to run GSPro, it needs a Windows machine with at least an RTX 3060 and 16 GB of RAM for 1080p. Even so, the gap is roughly $5,000 to $6,300. Full Swing’s own site lists the 12 ft package from $12,650 without a PC and $15,000 with one, and Amazon also sells “No Laptop” and “Ceiling Projector” variants. Price your build in the setup cost builder, or see how much a golf simulator costs.
Software lock-in and renewal
Full Swing GOLF for KIT runs on the included laptop, with a range and a set of courses. Per Full Swing’s launch release, the first year is included; after that it’s $499 a year. Over three years, the package plus two renewals comes to about $13,998.
Lock-in is mild here. GSPro and E6 Connect work with the KIT without any Full Swing plan, so if you’d rather not renew at $499, GSPro at $250 a year is a cheaper path. Our software comparison covers both.
Warranty
The KIT carries a 12-month warranty. Full Swing doesn’t publish a separate warranty for the Studio components, so ask before you order.
Bottom line
The KIT Studio is a coherent premium simulator: the full KIT data set, a 12 ft enclosure, a projector and a laptop with software, in one order from one maker. You pay heavily for that convenience, need a 10 x 14 x 18 ft room, and face a $499 renewal unless you switch to GSPro. Buy it for one-call simplicity; build it yourself around a KIT to save thousands. If the package suits you, check the current price on Amazon.
Extras for the KIT Studio 12'
The package covers the enclosure, screen, mat and projector. These are the extras worth adding.
- BallsTitleist Pro V1 RCT golf balls, 12-packRecommended for this monitor
RCT balls have a radar-readable layer: FlightScope accepts them instead of metallic dots, and Full Swing recommends them for indoor spin with the KIT. Not for Rapsodo, which needs its own RPT balls for measured spin.
- NetThe Net Return Home/Pro Series golf net, 8 × 7.5 ft, auto ball returnUniversal fit
The premium practice net: aluminum frame, S-shaped return that sends the ball back, and 4.8 stars from 348 ratings. A net, not a projector screen. The maker quotes 8.5 ft of hitting distance and a 9 ft ceiling.
- Hitting matSIGPRO Softy golf mat, 4 × 7 ft, 2.5 in foam coreUniversal fit
A joint-friendly premium mat with a replaceable hitting strip and real-tee support; the 4 × 7 ft size gives a full stance. 2.5 in thick: raise side-of-ball units (SkyTrak, Bushnell, Uneekor, Garmin R50) to mat height.
- Hitting matSIGPRO Softy golf mat, 4 × 10 ft (dual stance)Universal fit
The 10 ft version has stance zones on both sides, for households with left- and right-handed golfers. Side-of-ball monitors still need moving to the other side for lefties.
- MountMount-It! projector ceiling and wall mount, 40 lb capacityUniversal fit
An adjustable-arm universal mount for putting a short thrower on the ceiling, clear of your swing and the ball's path.
Checked November 2026. Price the whole build in the setup cost builder or browse every part in build your sim.
