Full Swing KIT specs
| Brand | Full Swing |
|---|---|
| Type | Radar |
| Placement | Behind the ball: Indoors 8–10 ft behind the ball with 8–10 ft of ball flight to the screen; 10 ft behind outdoors |
| Room depth | 16 ft minimum, 20 ft comfortable. Full Swing KIT FAQ: indoors 8–10 ft behind the ball plus 8–10 ft of ball flight to the screen or net, so 16–20 ft. |
| Use | Indoor & outdoor |
| Spin | Measured by 24 GHz dual-mode radar; Titleist RCT balls recommended for indoor spin |
| Club data | Path + face angle: 16 metrics including club path, face angle, face-to-path and attack angle, with no unlock |
| Putting | No |
| Balls / stickers | Titleist RCT balls recommended for indoor spin |
| Display | 5.3-in Full HD OLED screen on the unit |
| Battery | Up to 5 hours (maker rating) |
| Weight | 4 lb |
| Free to use | Full Swing app with all 16 metrics and video |
| Course play | GSPro license ($250/yr). GSPro $250/yr on PC, or E6 Connect packages on iPhone/iPad; Full Swing GOLF for KIT $499/yr comes with Studio PC packages |
| Third-party software | GSPro, E6 Connect. GSPro and E6 Connect work without a Full Swing plan; you pay only for the simulator license. |
| Works on | iPhone, iPad, Android and Apple Watch app; GSPro on PC |
| Warranty | 12 months; 30-day money-back from Full Swing |
| 3-year cost | About $4,746: hardware plus three years of the cheapest course plan |
| Price tier | $$$ Premium ($2,500–$5,000). See Amazon for today's price. |
- Full Swing's site lists $4,999 with a $1,000-off code for early Black Friday; Amazon showed $3,995.95 sold by FullSwingKit on Nov 12, 2026.
- Camera: the Amazon listing says '4K camera with 1080p output'; Full Swing's spec page says 'Full HD 1080p, 60 fps'.
- Carl's Place (a KIT retailer) measured average outdoor carry error of 2.65 yd (PW), 3.15 yd (6-iron) and 6.25 yd (driver), with 6 of 20 drives 10+ yd off.
- Plugged In Golf tested in less space than recommended and found 'no real loss in accuracy'.
- Full Swing's Premium app is listed at $99/yr on its Studio page and $199.99 as an App Store purchase.
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 video review
Video by Breaking Eighty | Honest Golf Reviews on YouTube. Independent creator content, shown as a reference. It is not part of our scoring.
The Full Swing KIT is a 24 GHz dual-mode radar that sits behind the golfer and reports 16 metrics, including face angle and face-to-path, with no unlock and no Full Swing subscription. It has a 5.3-inch OLED screen on the unit, a well-regarded app, and connects to GSPro and E6 Connect without a Full Swing fee. It costs about $3,995.95 on Amazon (Nov 12, 2026; prices change). Full Swing’s own site lists $4,999 with a $1,000-off early Black Friday code.
Who it’s for, and who should skip it
It’s for players who want every club metric, including face angle, from a radar that works outdoors too, and who’d rather not pay a launch monitor subscription. It also suits GSPro builders: the only recurring cost is the GSPro license.
Skip it if your room is short. A radar behind the golfer needs 16 to 20 ft of depth indoors. Side-of-ball camera units such as the Bushnell Launch Pro (13 ft minimum) or the SkyTrak ST MAX fit shorter spaces. Skip it, too, if price matters more than polish: the FlightScope Mevo Gen2 with its Pro Package adds path and face angle for about $1,748 on Amazon. There’s also no putting on any Full Swing page we found.
Key capabilities
The KIT measures spin with radar, and Full Swing recommends Titleist RCT balls for indoor spin. Its 16 metrics include club speed, club path, face angle, face-to-path and attack angle, all with no paid unlock. The built-in camera records swing video; the Amazon listing says “4K camera with 1080p output,” while Full Swing’s spec page says Full HD 1080p at 60 fps.
The app runs on iPhone, iPad, Android and Apple Watch. The unit weighs about 4 lb and is rated for about 5 hours of battery. Warranty is 12 months, and Full Swing offers a 30-day money-back guarantee when bought direct.
Room and setup
Full Swing’s KIT FAQ puts the unit 8 to 10 ft behind the ball indoors, with 8 to 10 ft of ball flight to the screen or net: 16 to 20 ft in total. Outdoors it goes 10 ft behind. Carl’s Place’s room guide also lists the KIT at 10 ft behind the tee.
There’s some flexibility. Plugged In Golf tested in less space than recommended and found “no real loss in accuracy.” That’s one outlet’s experience, so plan for Full Swing’s figures if you can. Check your room in the room size checker, and see the room size guide for ceiling and width.
Software and ongoing costs
This is where the KIT stands out. The free Full Swing app shows all 16 metrics with video. For course play:
- GSPro, $250 a year on a Windows PC, with no Full Swing plan required.
- E6 Connect packages on iPhone or iPad.
- Full Swing GOLF for KIT, $499 a year, comes with the Studio PC packages.
- Full Swing’s Premium app is listed at $99 a year on its Studio page and $199.99 as an App Store purchase.
Over three years with GSPro, the total is about $4,746. Compare plans in our software guide.
Accuracy
Plugged In Golf found little to no difference from a GCQuad on distances and launch, but less consistent spin indoors. Golf Monthly said “at no point did it miss a shot” and called the app “arguably the best on the market.” Carl’s Place, which sells the KIT, measured average outdoor carry errors of 2.65 yards with a pitching wedge, 3.15 with a 6-iron and 6.25 with driver, with 6 of 20 drives off by 10 yards or more. Breaking Eighty’s video on this page also looks at the KIT’s accuracy.
What you’ll need beyond the box
- RCT balls. A 12-pack of Titleist Pro V1 RCT is about $74.99.
- An enclosure. The GoSports enclosure (about $999.99 for 10 x 8 ft) or the Anything Sports package (about $799.99).
- A mat. The SIGPRO Softy 4 x 7 (about $749.99) is the joint-friendly choice.
- A projector. The BenQ AH500ST (about $1,999) or the cheaper Optoma GT2300HDR (about $1,099).
- A Windows PC for GSPro, which lists an RTX 3060 with 16 GB of RAM as the minimum for 1080p.
Price it in the setup cost builder, or compare it with the turnkey KIT Studio package.
Bottom line
The KIT is the radar for golfers who want the full data set, face angle included, with no subscription to the maker. Reviewers found its distances close to a GCQuad and praised the app. It needs a deep room, indoor spin is its weaker area, and Amazon showed only 10 ratings and 2 in stock when we checked. If your room has 16 ft or more and face data matters, check the current price on Amazon.
Build a simulator around the Full Swing KIT
A launch monitor is one part of a home simulator. These are the parts we'd pair with it, all sold on Amazon. Check sizes against your room before you buy.
- 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.
- EnclosureGoSports Golf Simulator Enclosure, frame + HD impact screen, 10 × 8 ftUniversal fit
A complete frame, impact screen and netting from a big-name net maker, sold and shipped by Amazon with 186 ratings. Also offered in 12 × 9 and 14 × 8 ft. Price shown is the 10 × 8 ft option; larger sizes cost more.
- Impact screenDurbles triple-layer golf simulator impact screen, 8.2 × 8.2 ftUniversal fit
A triple-layer replacement or DIY screen with grommets and bungee cords; the sound-damping middle layer is the point. Several sizes on one listing; measure your frame first.
- 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.
- ProjectorOptoma GT1080HDR short-throw 1080p projector, 3,800 lumensUniversal fit
The long-running budget sim projector: 695 ratings, low input lag and a 100-inch image from just over 3 ft.
- ProjectorBenQ TH671ST short-throw 1080p projector, 3,000 lumensUniversal fit
A zoom-lens short thrower (0.69–0.83) that gives more freedom in where you mount it; 4.7 stars from 682 ratings.
Checked November 2026. Price the whole build in the setup cost builder or browse every part in build your sim.
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