Key takeaways
- Spica 3 is the current portable choice for the range, garage and flexible practice spaces.
- Rigel 2 is the current fixed overhead choice for a dedicated indoor bay.
- The right choice depends on portability, how permanent your room is and the software terms for the model you pick.
Own a GDS Pro?
GDS Pro is now an existing-owner support model, so this guide compares the two launch monitors a new buyer can choose today: Spica 3 and Rigel 2.
If you already own a GDS Pro, GOLFJOY support can help with your current setup.
The Spica 3 Fit
Spica 3 fits golfers who want one camera-based launch monitor for outdoor range sessions, a garage hitting area and occasional simulator play. Its built-in screen shows shot data without a separate display for every session.
It is the simpler choice when portability matters or when you have not committed a room to a permanent bay.
The Rigel 2 Fit
Rigel 2 fits a dedicated indoor room where the launch monitor stays mounted above the hitting area. The floor stays clear, and it supports both right-handed and left-handed golfers.
It costs more and needs installation, so choose it for a room you plan to keep rather than for portable range practice.
How to Make the Choice
- Choose Spica 3 when portability and on-device feedback matter.
- Choose Rigel 2 when the room is permanent and a clear floor matters.
- Choose P8 or an S Series package when you want a matched room rather than launch monitor hardware alone.
Next step
Compare your room, budget and practice goals with the GOLFJOY setups that fit them.
