Plan an Overhead Simulator with VTrack
Fit the hitting zone into the room
The listed VTrack uses dual overhead cameras and a 31-by-24-inch hitting zone. Plan the unit’s mounting position, calibration and the shared hitting area together. The sensor’s ball-placement zone does not replace the need for adequate swing width, ceiling clearance and screen spacing.
Understand the included software scope
The VTrack listing includes a lifetime license for its range software. Third-party platforms such as compatible course-simulation software have separate licensing and system requirements. Compare the standalone device with VTrack packages if you are also selecting a projector and enclosure.
Draw the wired control station into the ceiling plan
Include the Windows PC, Ethernet route and accessible calibration area when locating the overhead unit. Keep the range-software purchase scope separate from any third-party course platform you intend to use. That prevents two common planning gaps: choosing a ceiling position without a workable PC connection, or budgeting included practice access as if it covered every simulator program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does VTrack require club stickers or marked balls?
The listed VTrack is designed to work without club stickers or specially marked balls. Follow the supplied setup and calibration instructions.
Does the included lifetime license cover every simulator platform?
No. It covers the included VTrack range software. Third-party course software is separate.
Is the protective case a second launch monitor?
No. It is a compatible accessory. Check the listing to distinguish the monitor from protective equipment.