FlightScope X3C Launch Monitor

Name: FlightScope X3C Launch Monitor
Brand: FlightScope
SKU: PIG-FLIGHTSCOPE-X3C
Price: 14169.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$14,169.95

PIG-FLIGHTSCOPE-X3C

FlightScope’s X3C launch monitor, supplied through Carl’s Place — a radar unit placed behind the golfer. It is the flagship radar unit; the deepest room requirement in the catalogue. FlightScope publishes a twelve-month warranty.

Ships from the manufacturer. Supplied through Carl’s Place and shipped separately from any Carl’s Place enclosure or mat on the same order, with its own tracking. A flat $25 shipping charge applies at checkout. Carl’s Place ships this unit to US addresses only; this store ships to the lower 48 states and D.C.

Computer. A Windows PC to FlightScope’s minimum specification; FS Golf also runs on iOS and Android.

In the box. Unit, power adapter, USB and Ethernet cables, 100 aluminum stickers, carrying case, E6 Connect license, manual and tape measure (FlightScope).

Returns. Carl’s Place accepts returns on FlightScope items in like-new condition with all original packaging within 30 days of delivery, with a return authorization first; an opened box carries a 15% restocking fee. Manufacturer-direct item: a 5% fee applies to a cancellation. Return shipping is the buyer’s. Contact Precision before shipping anything back.

Warranty. FlightScope publishes a twelve-month warranty.

Placement

Position: 8–12 ft behind the tee
Room depth: 19 ft minimum (Carl’s)
Data: 50 parameters
Weight: 6 lb 10 oz

Placement

It needs depth behind the tee, not height above it

Carl’s Place places the X3C 8–12 ft behind the tee with at least 10 ft from tee to screen — a 19 ft minimum room depth with buffer — 14 ft of width for a centered tee and at least 9 ft of ceiling. FlightScope’s manual gives 9–14 ft behind the tee for full shots and at least 8 ft of ball flight. It serves right- and left-handed golfers without being moved.

Body. 12 × 1⅞ × 10 in; 6 lb 10 oz (FlightScope product page).
Hitting zone. Not applicable — radar.
Handedness. Carl’s Place: no need to move the X3C between right- and left-handed golfers.
Computer. A Windows PC to FlightScope’s minimum specification; FS Golf also runs on iOS and Android.

Sources: Carl’s Place’s X3C page and program sheet; FlightScope’s X3C product page and manual. Where a figure is not published, this page says so. Enter your room in the Space Calculator to see this unit placed in it.

What it measures

Cameras, zone, and what ships in the box

What separates one launch monitor from another is what it can see, from where, and what it comes with.

Tracking

Fusion tracking — Doppler radar with high-speed imaging; 50 data parameters including chipping and putting (Carl’s Place program sheet; FlightScope).

The hitting zone

Not applicable — radar. Where the ball may sit is what decides whether a centered mat serves two golfers without moving anything.

Software — in the box, and compatible

E6 Connect with twelve courses, FS Golf, FlightScope Tracer and the trajectory and environmental optimizers (FlightScope product page). FlightScope ships E6 Connect for iOS and PC with the X3C and names no other title for it.

Whose numbers these are

Precision does not manufacture this unit and does not test it. Every figure on this page is FlightScope’s or Carl’s Place’s, quoted from their published pages; where the two disagree the page says which it uses, and where neither publishes a figure it is stated as unknown rather than guessed.