The SC300 did an excellent job of measuring carry distances. I saw similar results on ball speed as well, which is another important metric to measure. Launch angle was “in the ballpark,” but I believe that the SC300 was overstating my launch angles slightly. The SC300 struggled quite a bit on apex height.

Swing Caddie states that the SC300 has a 3% error on ball speed, 3 yard error in Target Mode (user sets target distance), and 5% error on carry distance in Practice Mode. The SC300 was almost as accurate with launch angle. It captured many shots perfectly, though there were occasional shots that were significantly off.

Make sure your device is off. Select factory reset at top left and let reset run.” Select software update to update device. Wait for update to complete and unplug device once completed.

Both the launch monitor and the app work together to record the user’s swing statistics and store data for the last 100 shots. With all-new spin rate statistics, the SC300 and My Swing Caddie app secure their Voice Caddie’s position at the forefront of portable launch monitor technology.

Smash Factor is calculated by dividing the ball speed by the clubhead speed. For example, if you swing a driver with a clubhead speed of 100 mph and generate a ball speed of 150 mph, the Smash Factor is 1.50. So, the higher the Smash Factor, the more ball speed you are getting for a given clubhead speed.

You can now take practice swings without hitting the ball, and it will display your swing speed.

Swing Caddie claims that the SC300 launch monitor is accurate within 3% of the data provided for ball speed, within 5% accurate for data provided on carry distance and 3 yards in carry distance when measured in Target mode. The remaining data points are accurate within a very acceptable 3%.

Our VC300 Voice Caddie Review reports takes into account our experience using the device, as well as user feedback. As Voice Caddie is not the biggest name in golf GPS, we didn’t really expect to be “Wowed!” with the VC300, but as it turned out, we really were.

In addition to the Doppler technology, Swing Caddie makes use of atmospheric calibrators to enhance the accuracy of the SC300. Voice Caddie has been in the launch monitor area for quite a while starting with the SC100 and then achieving enormous success with the SC200 model.

Swing Caddie claims that the SC300 launch monitor is accurate within 3% of the data provided for ball speed, within 5% accurate for data provided on carry distance and 3 yards in carry distance when measured in Target mode. The remaining data points are accurate within a very acceptable 3%.

Swing Caddie has used Doppler radar technology in their previous models and the SC300 launch monitor utilizes the same technology. In addition to the Doppler technology, Swing Caddie makes use of atmospheric calibrators to enhance the accuracy of the SC300.