PRGR HS 130-A Portable Golf Launch Monitor | Doppler Radar Measures Club & Ball Speed, Smash Factor, Total & Carry Distance | Tracks Swing Speed Training Aids
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- ACCURATE GOLF LAUNCH MONITOR The PRGR Launch Monitor accurately tracks club head speed (with or without a ball), ball speed, smash factor, total & carry distance using advanced doppler radar technology.
- MOST AFFORDABLE LAUNCH MONITOR IN GOLF Get precise golf swing data for a fraction of the price of high-end launch monitors. No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or apps required. Runs on AAA batteries.
- COMPARES TO THE HIGH-END UNITS - The PRGRs golf swing speed monitor delivers accurate data using precise algorithms and keeps 500 past swings in memory.
- PERSONAL LAUNCH MONITOR OF CHOICE FOR PADRAIG HARRINGTON - 3-Time Major Champion and Hall of Famer Padraig Harrington trusts the PRGR to provide accurate feedback for his golf swing speed training sessions.
- PERFECT FOR SPEED TRAINING & MULTI-SPORT USE - One of the only golf launch monitors that measures club head speed without a ball, making it ideal for swing speed training. Also works for Baseball, Tennis, Soccer, and Hockey.
- POCKET-SIZED RADAR slips straight in your bag and doubles as a golf swing analyzer and swing speed radar, so you can train anywhere range, garage, or gym.
Description
The PRGR is simple and effective. Simply turn on the device, place it in the right spot, and go. Don't worry about using phone apps or calibrating the device. The PRGR is ready to go at a moments notice. The PRGR has been tested in multiple studies to be just as accurate as the higher priced launched monitors. Plus it fits in your pocket, so you don't have to carry around bulky devices. The PRGR is one of the few launch monitors that can measure swing speed without hitting a ball, which makes the PRGR perfect for speed training.
Brand: PRGR
Color: Black
Material: Plastic
Sport: Golf
Item Weight: 4.9 ounces
Brand Name: PRGR
Sport Type: Golf
Team Name: PGA
Model Number: PRGR-XXX
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 57, 42
Included Components: Launch Monitor
Item Type Name: Launch Monitor
Manufacturer: PRGR
Manufacturer Part Number: HS-130A
Warranty Description: Manufacturer
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Measuring Range: 135-270 yards
Item Weight: 4.9 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.03"L x 1.69"W x 5.63"H
Color: Black
Material Type: Plastic
International Protection Rating: IP54
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I purchased the PRGR Launch Monitor about a month ago. I bought it primarily for speed swing training and short game like pitching and chipping. It has been great for my intended use. I love that I don't need an app to use it. The screen is very clear and easy to read even in bright sunlight. I have also used it for full swings on the range and it seems accurate. It is very easy to use and offers a great amount of data. As I mentioned I use it a lot for chipping and pitching so it really helps with my shorter distances as well as better tempo for those shots. For the price, this is a great budget launch monitor that will definitely help you with a variety of shots. It is small and very portable is it fits quite easily in your golf bag without taking up a lot of space. It takes batteries to power it so ensure you have extra batteries on hand for when it starts running low. I am not sure what that time frame is but just be aware of the power source. I would definitely recommend this as it is easy to use and easy to set up on the range.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Danny R.
I tried other launch monitors including the Garmin G80, Garmin R10, the ShotScope LM1 and THIS one beats them all for ease of use, price, consistency, accuracy and visibility. No phone or app needed. Runs on AAA batteries -- which is fine. They seem to last quite a while. I put the monitor on a mini tripod (monitor has a 1/4" screw hole) to lift it off the hot concrete at the range. So EASY to program which club you are using (has them all) and easy to see the result of each shot at a glance. Doesn't require precise positioning -- it can pick up the shot! Has all the essential data most of us golfers need. Highly recommend!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Paula
While some launch monitors will apparently give you a speed reading when swinging a stick (based on several Youtube videos posted by golf pros), the new model of the PRGR (HS-130A) requires you to actually hit a real golf ball with a real golf club to provide anywhere close to an accurate reading. When hitting into a net, the distance numbers are way off. Club head speed, smash factor and ball speed may be more accurate, but are probably more reliable when ball flight is not being stopped by a net. Merely swinging a club provided ridiculously low speed readings, but readings were much more realistic when hitting an actual golf ball. These things are important to know PRIOR to making a buy decision. Unfortunately, my decision was made after watching another Youtube video, but prior to reading some of the other reviews on Amazon. Considering the price of this device relative to the competition, one should expect some compromise. The value of this thing is as a tool for monitoring progress when training for improved performance . It will likely deflate your ego, rather than stoke it. If money is no object, you might be happier with one of the more expensive launch monitors that will give you ridiculously high swing speeds while swinging a light stick, or one that will display ball spin, which the PRGR will not do. PROs: Low cost, relative to other launch monitors, unit easily fits in your bag, does not require internet connectivity, software subscriptions, or interface with smart phone or watch. Records data in memory that can be scrolled for later review. CONs: lacks some features of higher priced models, questionable accuracy, must be used on golf course or driving range to get somewhat reliable readings for all metrics displayed. Less useful for indoor practice sessions hitting into a net. Does not interface with any simulators or other devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by Gary T. Drake
This has been a great tool to start understanding my swing speed. Easy to use and take around. Padraig Harrington recommended it on his YouTube channel I believe. I have taken it to the local golf course that has Top Tracer at the range. They compare favorably. Top Tracer only gives ball speed, so you don't know how fast you're swinging or how efficiently your hitting it (smash factor) but this gives you those values and that's important because that's what I can try to get better at. I like especially that you can swing in the backyard and it will tell you how fast you're going without a ball. That has been great just to see what I can really top out at.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Brian Shiu
I am a plus handicap golfer and the most important thing to me is accuracy. I do not have $20K for the top of the line equipment so I have been trying many launch monitors. I found this product to be the best for my needs. Doesn't overheat in the sun like MLM and it is consistent and with a small margin of products like Trackman and GC Quad. I have tested it against both several times. It is bare minimum on data, but the data is correct. Which is mind very helpful. The calculated carry distances are good enough. I have found the club head speed to be incorrect at times. For example, 119 club head and 123 ball speed. So, it is very obvious when it is incorrect. I use mine more for seeing my ball speeds shot to shot and range session to range session. But it has been good for getting new carry numbers and seeing when I am having a slower swing speed day. It is easy to set up and use all day long. I really like mine and use it every time I am on the range practicing or warming up. If you are looking for accuracy and portability, this is the unit for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025 by Adam Wennerstrom
This thing is fairly accurate but I ended up wanting more data that it provides. It is a cheap alternative to the outrageously priced launch monitors and unfortunately it does not make you a better golfer just shows you how bad you really are.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by Weekend Woodworker
Absolutely dreadful for speed training golf. It registered my back swing 80% of the time and my actual swing about 3% of the time. I already hit 115mph with driver and couldn't get my speed sticks to register more than 91. Driver registered 100mph which I can almost do with my wedges. Absolutely terrible.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by Lawrence
I bought this to use at the range to better understand my club distances, and it works well for me. The distances it calculates correlate quite well with what I observe during a round of golf. It does miss shots, but that is usually because of an extremely poor strike (fat/thin). Overall I am very pleased and would recommend to anyone who is trying to use data to improve their golf skills.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by Littleboybrew