Key takeaways
- MyGolfSpy named Spica 3 a 2026 Best of Show pick at the PGA Show.
- Independent recognition gives you an outside view when you evaluate a newer launch monitor brand.
- Spica 3 pairs serious data with a price that puts measured practice within reach for home setups.
What Happened at the 2026 PGA Show
GOLFJOY, a five-time PGA Show exhibitor, showed Spica 3 at the 2026 PGA Show in Orlando, and MyGolfSpy named it a Best of Show pick.
Spica 3 already brings camera tracking, 27 data points and a built-in screen. Recognition from an independent publication adds an outside view of how it performs.
Why Independent Recognition Helps You Compare
If you are comparing GOLFJOY with longer-established launch monitor brands, outside recognition helps you judge the product on its merits rather than on name familiarity.
The practical takeaway: Spica 3 belongs on your shortlist if you want serious data without moving into the highest price tier.
What to Look at Next
- How Spica 3 reads ball and club data with its triple-camera system.
- How it fits your space, from the driving range to a home bay.
- Which software works with it, including GOLFJOY software and GSPro.
Next step
Compare your room, budget and practice goals with the GOLFJOY setups that fit them.
