Portable Launch Monitors Don't Come Much Cheaper Than This Excellent Flightscope Mevo

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published 24 November 2022

Portable Launch Monitors Don't Come Much Cheaper Than This Excellent Flightscope Mevo

Available for an enormous discount of $150 on Amazon, the saving on the simply excellent FlightScope Mevo Launch Monitor is perhaps one of the best Black Friday golf deals we have seen on tech so far. It provides an excellent solution for any golfer looking for immediate feedback on their shots from anywhere on the course. But won't set you back a fortune like some of the best launch monitors will.

Perhaps the most compact portable launch monitors going, the Mevo is an excellent device that uses 3D doppler radar technology to track a range of eight swing performance data sets, including your carry distance, spin rate, club speed, ball speed and smash factor. The data that it collects is very reliable too, processing your swing information in a matter of seconds and presenting it on your smart device in an easy to interpret set of data.

flightscope mevo launch monitor size next to two golf balls

We were amazed at how small the Mevo is when we got our hands on it. It is barely bigger than two golf balls but feels like a premium piece of golf kit when you pull it out of the box. It is also fairly easy to set up and use with players able to stand the radar six feet behind them as they take their shot. We loved how easy it was to track the distances we were hitting each club in our bag, which is something not many of the best cheap golf launch monitors can do.

But its main selling point is just how portable it is. You can slot it into any pocket in your golf bag and have it set up and ready to use whenever you need. We would recommend this product to any golfer experienced player looking to improve their ball striking and for the incredible $150 discount on Amazon, you should certainly consider purchasing this product during Black Friday.

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Ed has been playing golf for as long as he can remember and is obsessive about the sport. He is regularly sought after by family members and friends for advice on what equipment to buy and uses his background, having written extensively on golf in the past, to produce equipment orientated content for Golf Monthly.

Having obtained a Masters in Law with Medicine from the University of Liverpool, Ed has recently changed paths into journalism and just last year achieved his NCTJ Sports Journalism Diploma with the Press Association.

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