FlightScope Mevo Gen2 Golf Launch Monitor

You’ll want roughly 16–17 feet of total depth. The Mevo Gen2 sits about 8 feet behind the ball, and you need at least 8–9 feet of ball flight ahead of the hitting position before the net or screen. It’s a compact unit, so it fits comfortably in a garage, basement, or dedicated simulator room without taking up much space.

No - and this is one of the Mevo Gen2’s biggest advantages. All 18 data metrics and the 8-course E6 Connect package are yours from day one, with nothing extra to pay. Some third-party platforms like GSPro or additional E6 course packs carry their own costs, but the core FlightScope Mevo Gen2 experience is completely subscription-free.

Indoor accuracy depends on getting your setup right. The Mevo Gen2’s Fusion Tracking system works best when your altitude and barometric pressure are set correctly in the app, and when you’re using metallic dot stickers so the unit can pick up spin data from limited ball flight. Some users also find that running their shots through E6 Connect or GSPro produces more consistent distance readings than the native FlightScope app when indoors. Taking a few minutes to dial in your settings makes a noticeable difference.

Outdoors, absolutely - the Mevo Gen2’s radar tracks full ball flight, so any ball works well at the range. Indoors, where the ball only travels a few feet before hitting a net, we’d recommend using metallic dot stickers on your balls. These give the Fusion Tracking system the extra information it needs to calculate spin and distance accurately in a short-flight environment.

A few things make a real difference. First, double-check your altitude and barometric pressure in the FlightScope app - incorrect settings are the most common cause of distance readings feeling “off”. Second, use metallic dot stickers or RCT balls for indoor sessions. Third, keep the area around the unit clear of fans, large reflective surfaces, and strong overhead lighting, as these can interfere with the camera and radar. Finally, make sure Fusion Tracking is switched on in your settings - it’s easy to miss but essential for accurate indoor data.

The original FlightScope Mevo has been discontinued. Its successor, the FlightScope Mevo Gen2, is a substantial step forward - moving from 8 data metrics to 18, adding Fusion Tracking (radar plus camera), including an E6 Connect simulator package, and introducing the Shot Tracer feature. If you were considering a FlightScope Mevo, the Mevo Gen2 is the current model and delivers far more for a similar investment.

Yes, we stock a range of FlightScope Products:

• FlightScope PC Software
• FlightScope SelfieGolf
• FlightScope i4 Golf Rangefinder
• FlightScope Pro Package & Face Impact Location
• FlightScope Metallic Stickers
• FlightScope X3C Golf Launch Monitor