Radars Devices and Integration
Stack training requires a radar that can measure swings without ball impact. Not all radar devices have this capability. This page will always be up to date with radars that can capture non-impact swings.
At The Stack System, we analyze nearly all radar devices that track training swings and TheStack App factors out any bias, or systematic error, in speed measurements that are associated with our hardware design. What does this mean to you? If your radar measures with a bias, our smart algorithms adjust for it and accurately calculate your eSpeed and Distance Potential regardless of which device you are using.
Compatible Devices
Brand |
Model |
| PRGR | Black Pocket, Red Pocket |
| Flightscope | Mevo+ (Stack App connectivity) |
|
Voice Caddie |
Swing Caddie SC200 Plus |
| Garmin | G80 |
|
FlightScope |
X3, X2, X2 Elite, Xi Tour |
|
Sport Sensors |
Swing Speed Radar (SSR) |
|
Yupiteru |
GST-5, GST-7 BLE |
*Other speed tracking devices may be capable of non-impact swings and can be used with TheStack App. We will continue to test new devices and keep this list current.
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PRGR Portable Launch Monitor Most Popular
Regardless of your distance, the PRGR is a great unit training with TheStack. It is small and packs into your golf bag easily, and gives the added benefit of being a great device to bring onto the golf course to measure ball speed while playing. Nearly all of our Tour players use the PRGR.
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Canadian Customers can acquire a PRGR here.
Flightscope Mevo+ Best All-Around
Breaking: TheStack App (iOS) now connects directly to the Mevo+ for the most seamless training experience. Click here to see how it works. TheStack and the Mevo+ for the ultimate home training combination for golfers wanting a solution for launch monitor, home simulator, and Stack training.
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Note: The Mevo is not capable of tracking non-impact swings at this time. Register for the Mevo notification waitlist here.
Swing Caddie
If you hit your driver 275 yards or less (driver swing speed < 100 mph), the Swing Caddie SC200 Plus makes for a seamless Stack training experience. The Voice Output from the Swing Caddie will speak your Stack training speed, and TheStack App will listen for it using our Voice Entry technology so your data is read in seamless while you get the audible feedback while training. Click here to see this in action.
The SC200 Plus+ doubles as a portable launch monitor that measures swing speed, ball speed, and estimated carry distance. You can order a Swing Caddie here.
*note: The SC200, SC300, and SC300i can not capture training swings, just the SC200 Plus+.
Garmin
The Garmin Approach G80 is a unique product that is both a radar and GPS device in one. As of March 2021 you can update your software to Version 3.30, or newer, using Garmin Express and be able to track training swings. You can order a Garmin G80 here.
Note: The Garmin R10 is not capable or tracking non-impact swings at this time, but may be capable in the future. Click here to be put on the R10 waitlist.
FlightScope
X3 (Current Model), X2 Elite, X, Xi Tour
Flightscope's X3, X2 Elite, X, and Xi Tour not only provides full down range flight tracking, but they also support non-impact training with Swing Training mode. TheStack App (iOS) now connects directly to the Mevo+ for the most seamless training experience
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Sports Sensors
The Swing Speed Radar® by Sports Sensors is a radar that measures club-head speed only and gets the job done. If you already have a Sports Sensors radar, you're all set to start with TheStack. For best results with your training, we recommend to upgrade to another speed device. We like the PRGR.
Yupiteru
The Yupiteru GST-5 W and GST-7BLE are Japan products that report speed in Meters / Second and allow training swings with TheStack. TheStack App can be configured to dictate or enter your speed in M/S and record speed in MPH, so we are now compatible with the Yupiteru products. You can purchase the Yupiteru GST-5 W here.
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