I liked the unit but couldn't keep it due to the lower accuracy. I don't want to call it low accuracy, because I felt the readings were good.... when they came up. Too often the monitor wouldn't register the club and ball and that ultimately sealed its fate. It measured about 60% of the balls hit. I guess that isn't terrible, but for $500-$600+, that's a hard one to overlook. Had I got that proficiency rate from a $200 monitor I would have been happy, but at 3x that cost, it just seemed a bridge too far. Aside from that, the features were great. The remote worked well and was very convenient. The unit was big enough to see from its working distance and small enough to fit in a golf bag. The app gave and saved additional info the unit didn't display such as spin and shot tracer (although the tracer wasn't super accurate). However, the shot tracer didn't really like low mis-hits. It tended to fudge the numbers all around on shots that came out low. That didn't bug me much, because a miss-hit is just that, a missed shot. Does it really matter if that shot went 150 or 180 if you were swinging your 230 yard club? But I believe it is something for folks to know.
