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SkyTrak ST MAX review
SkyTrak's newest hardware: dual radar plus cameras, 15 metrics, and the smallest room-depth requirement here.
Pros
- +Least room depth needed
- +Most metrics and newest features of any SkyTrak unit
- +Broad software support
Cons
- −Real ongoing subscription cost
- −Fewer long-term reliability reviews since it's newer
- −Driver/high-spin accuracy not yet independently re-verified on this generation
Specs
| Brand | SkyTrak |
|---|---|
| Price | $2,995 |
| Accuracy method | Hybrid |
| Portable | Yes |
| Min. indoor depth | 10 ft |
| Outdoor use | Limited |
| Simulator software | SkyTrak Course Play, GSPro, WGT TGC 2019 compatibility with the ST MAX has been inconsistently reported — confirm with SkyTrak support before purchasing for this specific pairing. |
| Tracking | Hybrid — dual Doppler radar + photometric cameras |
| Measured metrics | 15 ball & club metrics |
| Placement | Side placement, ~10 ft depth |
| Extras | Exclusive GOLFTEC Speed Training, dual-band WiFi, dual USB  |
| Subscription | Core Membership $349.99/yr · Elite Membership $599.99/yr |
| Software notes | SkyTrak Course Play (native), GSPro, WGT. TGC 2019 compatibility with SkyTrak has been inconsistently reported across sources, and HB Studios appears to be transitioning TGC 2019 to new software — confirm directly with SkyTrak support before buying specifically for this pairing. No SkyTrak ST MAX integration is listed on TruGolf's E6 purchase portal; E6 Connect support is not claimed. |
| Alternative | SkyTrak+ certified pre-owned, $2,495 |
Verdict
The current correct SkyTrak pick. The older SkyTrak+ is now sold only as certified pre-owned ($2,495) — worth a look as a budget alternative.