An Editors Choice Launch Monitor For Less Than $400? Save Big On These Voice Caddie Launch Monitors
Whether you’re looking to add more distance to your game or are trying to improve your ball striking, a launch monitor can be one of the most helpful training aids (opens in new tab) that can provide immediate feedback on your swing. The best launch monitors (opens in new tab) can be expensive, but we’ve found an excellent deal this Amazon Prime Day (opens in new tab) on a model from Voice Caddie that will save you a whopping $150. The Swing Caddie SC300i Launch Monitor is currently available on Amazon for the reduced price of $349.99, which is an absolute steal.
Do not fret though because the low price point certainly does not take away from the functionality of the SC300i. We tested the device out on the range and felt it was so good that we had to add it to our Editors Choice guide (opens in new tab) for 2022. So what’s included in this launch monitor?
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The first thing to note is its portability. Having tested the SC300i (opens in new tab) on the range, we were impressed with the instant feedback the device provides players through its LCD screen. That’s right, while you can pair it up with an app, you can just look at your swing statistics through the LCD screen on this monitor, which can cut out the faff of setting this monitor up. The SC300i is about the same size as a small tablet and comes with a 20-hour battery life which can be used over several practice sessions at the range before it needs to be recharged.
The SC300i monitor features a Doppler Radar system and a barometric sensor which means the data it provides is precise and reliable. For less than $400, the monitor will measure how far you hit the ball, clubhead speed, ball speed, smash factor, apex height, spin rate and launch angles. That data is processed and presented to the player almost immediately. What’s really cool about this monitor, though, is that it comes with a remote control that you can keep in your back pocket and use to notify the device when…
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