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Rapsodo R-Motion and The Golf Club Simulator and Swing Analyzer

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  • Attaches to your own golf clubs - play real rounds of golf with your friends!
  • Includes The Golf Club game for stunning simulation of 15 top courses
  • Runs on your PC - no launch monitor or projector required.4 hour battery life
  • Includes club swing and ball launch data for every shot - analyze your game!
  • Extremely easy to use - just provide your own mat and net and start playing!
  • Comes with one sensor, clip, USB dongle, and charging cord
  • PC Requirements Windows 10 (64bit) Processor: Intel Core i7 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVidia GTX 970 DirectX: version 11
  • Note: Kindly refer User Guide before use

Product Description

PC simulator and smart phone swing analyzer with great data.

Get the best number available from a golf simulator that works in any living room. With immediate data analysis of club speed, ball speed, smash factor, swing path, distance, and launch angle, R-Motion and The Golf Club provide you with all of the data you need to teach yourself how to improve your game. Realistic ball flight trajectory where hooks, slices, pushes, pulls, fades and draws are all taken into account

Incredibly accurate club and ball data.

Swing Analyzer Golf training aid

With a polished user interface from the award winning creators of The Golf Club, R-Motion offers instant feedback on all the club and ball related touchpoints you need to lower your handicaps, shot after shot.

Play any time, no matter the weather.

R-Motion golf simulator

By using the R-Motion and The Golf Club Simulator you can keep your game in tune throughout the worst months, allowing you to step back on to the course after winter with a spring in your step and confidence running through your veins.

Simply attach the tracker onto your club...

Address your ball and pause to allow the tracker to sync...

Swing away! And get instant metrics on club speed, ball speed, smash factor, swing path, distance, and launch angle.

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Customers find the product offers good value for money and helps improve their golf game. They say it's fun and easy to use. However, some customers have issues with the clip durability. Opinions vary on accuracy, functionality, and setup ease.

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83 customers mention "Value for money"62 positive21 negative

Customers like the value for money. They say it's good for the price.

"...Overall it's worth the cost and as mentioned should help me improve my game...." Read more

"...I couldn't find a two put option. Overall, it was well worth the $100 but keep in mind it senses your club not the ball flight." Read more

"...The other 50 % it is plus or minus 30/40 yards. This gadget is a little pricy for something that isn’t so accurate...." Read more

"...I went with this product because of the good reviews and the low cost but it is clear to me that I should have bought something like the Skytrack...." Read more

82 customers mention "Game improvement"76 positive6 negative

Customers find the simulator fun and accurate. They say it's a great introduction to golf simulation and a great way to just get some swings in when needed. The Golf Club mode makes random practice easy, and the analyzer helps them practice at any given time. It's a nice way to get a simulator at home without breaking the bank and the gameplay is pretty much spot on with real life.

"...accurate as a launch monitor such as SC-200, it has so many other useful tools such as displaying your ball flight, the ability to play on courses,..." Read more

"...working on your swing without going to a range, and being able to play a golf simulator with the same software as SkyTrak (The Golf Club) and 15..." Read more

"...it, unlike most other options in this price range, allows you to play a game with real clubs and gives some data about lateral shot dispersion,..." Read more

"...Just from the standpoint of being able to practice everyday or several times a week, you will get better and more consistent...." Read more

74 customers mention "Fun"74 positive0 negative

Customers find the product fun and useful. They say it's a great learning device that helps with understanding your swing. The product provides good feedback for game improvement and keeps them busy.

"...I think TGC program is worth it, but coupled with R-Motion, it's very misleading in what it renders...." Read more

"...I'm sure you'll find it's worth the time." Read more

"...It's fantastic. It's almost too fast using it with a TV - by the time I look at the screen, the ball's already halfway to landing...." Read more

"...Playing a round with the simulator is very good until you get on the green...." Read more

38 customers mention "Fun to play"35 positive3 negative

Customers enjoy the product. They find it a fun way to keep swinging the club year-round. The Golf Club comes with fun courses and the simulator is more accurate than they expected. It's an enjoyable sim and great value for kids.

"...The TGC software is much more accurate and does allow for an enjoyable playing option...." Read more

"...But it's fun to "scratch the itch" when you can't get out to the real course...." Read more

"...It is a blast to play and for someone who doesn't have time to spend 4 hours a day playing 18 holes, it allows me to play a full round in 40 minutes..." Read more

"...This gives her a great way to play the game she loves, at the pace she wants to play without the stress and fatigue she would experience at a real..." Read more

115 customers mention "Accuracy"63 positive52 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the accuracy of the simulator. Some find it good enough for analyzing ball flight and showing accurate readings, while others mention issues with distances being off, alignment being poor, and occasional misses.

"...I wish I'd just stuck with Optishot2. It is accurate and realistic, it just doesn't work with my Taylormade RBZ driver or 3-wood...." Read more

"...This new sensor works great. It will occasionally miss a shot, maybe one out of 50. This is absolutely no problem...." Read more

"...Increase the length setting a couple of inches long and the yardage was really close, but fade shots were reading as draws, draws as slices, even..." Read more

"...So to the product itself: Pros: -You can actually hit real or practice (foam or Sci-Core) golf balls into a net and get the feel of..." Read more

101 customers mention "Functionality"42 positive59 negative

Customers have different experiences with the product's functionality. Some find it works well, rendering decent results and playing fine on low settings. Others report issues like slow performance, failures, app malfunctions, website issues, and poor execution.

"...most things with similar capabilities, I gave this 2 stars as it just doesn't work, I have had zero luck in getting the game to recognize even a..." Read more

"...This new sensor works great. It will occasionally miss a shot, maybe one out of 50. This is absolutely no problem...." Read more

"...The Not So Good: The accuracy is not bad but not good. I've clearly topped the ball and the simulator indicated a beautiful shot...." Read more

"...was happy to just hit irons on the range with it and it did render very descent results (without the 2-second delay like the R-Motion)." Read more

76 customers mention "Ease of setup"38 positive38 negative

Customers have different experiences with the setup of the product. Some find it easy to install and use, with straightforward software and quick sensor connection. Others mention that it's complicated to set up and there are no instructions provided. There is also a lack of guidance on making changes within the Golf Club simulator software.

"...The new clips are excellent, easy to put on and I have not had any break. The sensor is very easy to put in and remove for each club...." Read more

"...I noticed yesterday when I did get it to work that TGC software had no instructions. You're left to figure it out on your own...." Read more

"...This is exactly the kind of practice that R Motion makes easy to execute when playing a round in the Golf Club...." Read more

"...It does take some practice with putter though. I do use it on an older computer with the low graphics setting. It works just fine...." Read more

53 customers mention "Clip durability"9 positive44 negative

Customers are unhappy with the durability of the clips. They mention the clips break easily, the sensor holder breaks quickly, and the rubber on the clips breaks or splits. The clips are flimsy and hard to transfer from club to club. Some customers also mention the app is reliable but the clips are not.

"...However, the technology issues, chance of sensor disconnecting as well as poor customer service would make it so that I would not recommend this..." Read more

"...The sensor holder broke very quickly, so I bought poster putty I seen in a blog. It doesn't hold when it gets below 45 in my unheated garage...." Read more

"...And it broke. The clip broke. I couldn't be more frustrated...." Read more

"...The first sign of dissappointment was when it came with only one clip ... (ONLY ONE, despite saying in the videos that it comes with 4) ... which..." Read more

BEWARE! Undeveloped Software, Questionable Swing Results, Poor Website Support, Pitiful Instructions, Waste of Time & Money.
1 out of 5 stars
BEWARE! Undeveloped Software, Questionable Swing Results, Poor Website Support, Pitiful Instructions, Waste of Time & Money.
First, I'm 64 years old, been playing golf since I was 15. I've been working with computers and software since 1985, DOS 2.0. As for R-Motion, I'm into my 2nd day with this product, and it's been nothing but frustration. The product is not fully developed and I recommend you not waste your $300 on it at this time. There are many problems with it. I will try to explain a few. It will only run on a system with a graphics card that supports DirectX 11 - anything less and you get nothing. The software has 3 different executables, two must be downloaded- and installed. The Golf Club setup program is 1.66GB. The actual hardware you get is next to nothing - some plastic clips, one small device with a circuit board containing some cheap motion sensor ICs and a Bluetooth transponder. The current R-Motion software will have issues with Windows 8. I'm trying it on Windows 8.1 Pro. Rapsodo is the name of the company. They recommend Windows 10. There's not much difference between the two OS's, but apparently, they are developing it on Windows 10. On my first round of installs, I could get the R-Motion to run but from inside that program you are to launch The Golf Club software (you get a limited free license but you can't find the key). I had repeated failure to launch TGC with an error involving a 3rd program named The Golf Club Simulator (see screenshots). Over 2 days of trying to get it to work, I managed to have one session of playing. Here's how I got around the error: I uninstalled R-Motion, reinstalled it, and it worked. The next day, with nothing changing whatsoever, I launched the R-Motion again, then it failed on the TGC portion like it did the first time. I uninstalled, and reinstalled, but this time, that didn't work. It is failing. I had high hopes for this product and really wanted it to work and replace my Optishot 2 simulator. I had been playing the Optishot flawlessly for nearly a year and finally wore it out. Thinking R-Motion would be a good move, I bought it. Now I'm sitting here, $300 out of pocket, with the worst product experience I've ever had in my life. That's not an exaggeration. This isn't all the issues, either. I noticed yesterday when I did get it to work that TGC software had no instructions. You're left to figure it out on your own. And while each swing produces a plethora of information on the screen, most of it is poppycock. It would be impossible for this little 1" x 0.5" x 0.5" sensing device to measure all the stats it displays. Don't be fooled, software can make you believe anything. As for the Rapsodo R-Motion website, the experience is like 56K dial-up modem. I can't believe a company has their website on such a slow web server. Try it, you'll see. Open a few links. It's bad, real bad. When the pages do finally open, after 10-15 seconds, there's hardly any useful information. I could go on railing on this product, but I'll leave it here for now. I think TGC program is worth it, but coupled with R-Motion, it's very misleading in what it renders. I've included 3 screenshots - 1st is R-Motion program, 2nd is after you click play, 3rd is the error that I have gotten repeatedly for 2 days now; only once managed to coax it into working. I don't know if I'm stuck with this product or if I can get a refund. I wish I'd just stuck with Optishot2. It is accurate and realistic, it just doesn't work with my Taylormade RBZ driver or 3-wood. I was happy to just hit irons on the range with it and it did render very descent results (without the 2-second delay like the R-Motion).
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020
    Out of my 4 computers at home I could only get 2 of them to work with the software. These were my 2 newest and most powerful with video cards. Here is my setup at home in my garage; a 7' x 9' net and a artificial grass hitting mat. I have the PC on a cart right to the left of the mat. When I first starting trying to play I was using the driving range and could not figure out how to set it up to repeat shots with the same club. I sent an email to Brian the sales manager and he responded within hours and resolved my issue. My next issue was that it was taking more than 30 seconds after hitting the ball for it to display on the screen with the shot data. After trying changing some settings in the software which did not resolve the problem, Brian sent me a new sensor (part that mounts on the bracket on your golf shaft). This new sensor works great. It will occasionally miss a shot, maybe one out of 50. This is absolutely no problem.

    Here is an issue that I haven't been able to resolve yet. The R-Motion calculates the distance of the shot based upon the angle of the club which is a fixed value which you input in the golf club settings and the length you put in from the ground to the sensor position on the shaft. Other factors are based on the sensor data such as club speed and impact angles. Based upon my past experience with my 7 iron, I assume a typical distance (total) of 135 to 140 yards. I adjusted the length setting for the 7 iron until I was getting 135 to 140 yards. After determining this value I adjusted by 1/2" up or down for the rest of my irons. So I then went to a driving range to try to check the actual distances with my clubs. The range didn't have grass, it was a sandy dirt (Arizona) and I could not see any of my shots landing past 100 yards. That didn't help at all. The next driving range had grass but I still couldn't see my ball landing past 100 yards. I then tried a PGA store with a launch monitor for 30 minutes. I got 3 records on my first 3 shots and then when I changed irons I struggled with trying to figure out how to set the machine. There was no attendant there so I wasted my $10 and got no good information.

    I've played 4 actual rounds in the past 6 weeks, my first rounds in 23 years, and find that my iron distances with a good hit are close enough to what I see with the R-Motion.

    For the past 3 weeks I've been getting into playing some of the courses in the simulator. There are 15 courses standard with the software. Two issues with some of the courses. First, some of the courses have slopes on the putting greens and I don't know how to adjust my putt to compensate. If the slope is to the right I've aimed to the left but it doesn't change the outcome. The second issue is that I mentioned before concerning 135-140 yards with my 7 iron. On some of the courses where the shot is calling for a 7 iron, the results come out shorter than what I get on the driving range. Fortunately you can redo the shot. This is somewhat frustrating.

    Overall I can say that the R-Motion has been responsible for my getting my golf swing back after not playing for 23 years. It has verified that I get my weight forward when making my swing. For example my 7 iron has a 30 degree angle and when I hit my shot the launch angle is typically 19 to 20 degrees. The other big help is that it displays swing path and club head angles at impact. I've always had an over the top issue with my swing and since I now can see the angles after making a shot I am in the process of correcting this problem.

    In summary, although I don't think the results are as accurate as a launch monitor such as SC-200, it has so many other useful tools such as displaying your ball flight, the ability to play on courses, and angles of clubhead at impact, that I would highly recommend this R-Motion unit for anyone who is a beginner or anyone such as myself getting back into playing after a long absence.

    Bob Miller
  • Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2018
    First, I'm 64 years old, been playing golf since I was 15. I've been working with computers and software since 1985, DOS 2.0. As for R-Motion, I'm into my 2nd day with this product, and it's been nothing but frustration. The product is not fully developed and I recommend you not waste your $300 on it at this time. There are many problems with it. I will try to explain a few. It will only run on a system with a graphics card that supports DirectX 11 - anything less and you get nothing. The software has 3 different executables, two must be downloaded- and installed. The Golf Club setup program is 1.66GB. The actual hardware you get is next to nothing - some plastic clips, one small device with a circuit board containing some cheap motion sensor ICs and a Bluetooth transponder. The current R-Motion software will have issues with Windows 8. I'm trying it on Windows 8.1 Pro. Rapsodo is the name of the company. They recommend Windows 10. There's not much difference between the two OS's, but apparently, they are developing it on Windows 10. On my first round of installs, I could get the R-Motion to run but from inside that program you are to launch The Golf Club software (you get a limited free license but you can't find the key). I had repeated failure to launch TGC with an error involving a 3rd program named The Golf Club Simulator (see screenshots). Over 2 days of trying to get it to work, I managed to have one session of playing. Here's how I got around the error: I uninstalled R-Motion, reinstalled it, and it worked. The next day, with nothing changing whatsoever, I launched the R-Motion again, then it failed on the TGC portion like it did the first time. I uninstalled, and reinstalled, but this time, that didn't work. It is failing. I had high hopes for this product and really wanted it to work and replace my Optishot 2 simulator. I had been playing the Optishot flawlessly for nearly a year and finally wore it out. Thinking R-Motion would be a good move, I bought it. Now I'm sitting here, $300 out of pocket, with the worst product experience I've ever had in my life. That's not an exaggeration. This isn't all the issues, either. I noticed yesterday when I did get it to work that TGC software had no instructions. You're left to figure it out on your own. And while each swing produces a plethora of information on the screen, most of it is poppycock. It would be impossible for this little 1" x 0.5" x 0.5" sensing device to measure all the stats it displays. Don't be fooled, software can make you believe anything. As for the Rapsodo R-Motion website, the experience is like 56K dial-up modem. I can't believe a company has their website on such a slow web server. Try it, you'll see. Open a few links. It's bad, real bad. When the pages do finally open, after 10-15 seconds, there's hardly any useful information. I could go on railing on this product, but I'll leave it here for now. I think TGC program is worth it, but coupled with R-Motion, it's very misleading in what it renders. I've included 3 screenshots - 1st is R-Motion program, 2nd is after you click play, 3rd is the error that I have gotten repeatedly for 2 days now; only once managed to coax it into working. I don't know if I'm stuck with this product or if I can get a refund. I wish I'd just stuck with Optishot2. It is accurate and realistic, it just doesn't work with my Taylormade RBZ driver or 3-wood. I was happy to just hit irons on the range with it and it did render very descent results (without the 2-second delay like the R-Motion).
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    1.0 out of 5 stars
    BEWARE! Undeveloped Software, Questionable Swing Results, Poor Website Support, Pitiful Instructions, Waste of Time & Money.

    Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2018
    First, I'm 64 years old, been playing golf since I was 15. I've been working with computers and software since 1985, DOS 2.0. As for R-Motion, I'm into my 2nd day with this product, and it's been nothing but frustration. The product is not fully developed and I recommend you not waste your $300 on it at this time. There are many problems with it. I will try to explain a few. It will only run on a system with a graphics card that supports DirectX 11 - anything less and you get nothing. The software has 3 different executables, two must be downloaded- and installed. The Golf Club setup program is 1.66GB. The actual hardware you get is next to nothing - some plastic clips, one small device with a circuit board containing some cheap motion sensor ICs and a Bluetooth transponder. The current R-Motion software will have issues with Windows 8. I'm trying it on Windows 8.1 Pro. Rapsodo is the name of the company. They recommend Windows 10. There's not much difference between the two OS's, but apparently, they are developing it on Windows 10. On my first round of installs, I could get the R-Motion to run but from inside that program you are to launch The Golf Club software (you get a limited free license but you can't find the key). I had repeated failure to launch TGC with an error involving a 3rd program named The Golf Club Simulator (see screenshots). Over 2 days of trying to get it to work, I managed to have one session of playing. Here's how I got around the error: I uninstalled R-Motion, reinstalled it, and it worked. The next day, with nothing changing whatsoever, I launched the R-Motion again, then it failed on the TGC portion like it did the first time. I uninstalled, and reinstalled, but this time, that didn't work. It is failing. I had high hopes for this product and really wanted it to work and replace my Optishot 2 simulator. I had been playing the Optishot flawlessly for nearly a year and finally wore it out. Thinking R-Motion would be a good move, I bought it. Now I'm sitting here, $300 out of pocket, with the worst product experience I've ever had in my life. That's not an exaggeration. This isn't all the issues, either. I noticed yesterday when I did get it to work that TGC software had no instructions. You're left to figure it out on your own. And while each swing produces a plethora of information on the screen, most of it is poppycock. It would be impossible for this little 1" x 0.5" x 0.5" sensing device to measure all the stats it displays. Don't be fooled, software can make you believe anything. As for the Rapsodo R-Motion website, the experience is like 56K dial-up modem. I can't believe a company has their website on such a slow web server. Try it, you'll see. Open a few links. It's bad, real bad. When the pages do finally open, after 10-15 seconds, there's hardly any useful information. I could go on railing on this product, but I'll leave it here for now. I think TGC program is worth it, but coupled with R-Motion, it's very misleading in what it renders. I've included 3 screenshots - 1st is R-Motion program, 2nd is after you click play, 3rd is the error that I have gotten repeatedly for 2 days now; only once managed to coax it into working. I don't know if I'm stuck with this product or if I can get a refund. I wish I'd just stuck with Optishot2. It is accurate and realistic, it just doesn't work with my Taylormade RBZ driver or 3-wood. I was happy to just hit irons on the range with it and it did render very descent results (without the 2-second delay like the R-Motion).
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  • BigB
    5.0 out of 5 stars Love my R-motion
    Reviewed in Canada on February 5, 2020
    Great product for the price.
    The PC app is a lot of fun to play. It took a lot of tweaking and online research to get it to where it was reasonably accurate and useful.

    I regularly play on much more expensive indoor golf simulators at local indoor golf facilities. ALL of these systems have their limitations and can be frustrating at times.

    R-motion is very effective at measuring swing path and club face position at impact. It has definitely helped in this area of my game. Note: You must start your swing with the club face square behind the ball (the only way it can know that you squared up your club face at impact). It will not recognize thin shots or shanks, so some shots will turn out better than they should.

    It will occasionally miss-read or totally miss a shot. This happens with any simulator I have ever used regardless of price. Probably happens once or twice a round with R-motion. Just “rewind” the shot and go again.

    Advice: Throw out the clips. Buy some poster tack and use that to stick the sensor to your clubs. Works great!

    Initially, distances seemed off. Followed advice of others and adjusted club lengths until distances were more accurate.

    All things considered, the PC app is great value for money. I haven’t used the IOS app much, so can’t comment on it.

    I am really enjoying R-motion and have been playing at least twice a week for 3 months now.
  • Ricardo Rosas
    1.0 out of 5 stars Pesimo producto !No lo compren¡
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 26, 2019
    Es el primer producto que tengo que devolver en amazon por más que quise que funcionara.
    Lo utilicé dentro de mi casa y me decía que pegaba un hierro 5 a 100 yardas, por más que pegara bien y con toda la velocidad que puedo máximo llegaba a 125 cuando en la realidad avanza entre 180 y 200 yardas.
    Lo lleve al range para ver que tanta diferencia por si eran malos impactos y aún cuando yo veía la bola avanzar 180 yardas el aparato decía 100.
    Afortunadamente el servicio de Amazon fue excelente y me devolvieron mi dinero
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  • Simone
    2.0 out of 5 stars Insoddisfatto dell'acquisto
    Reviewed in Italy on February 20, 2019
    Il simulatore non dava la giusta distanza, e in più a livello software puoi solo giocare su 15 percorsi. Se vuoi giocare su percorsi creati da te o da altri utenti e abilitare il multiplayer devi pagare quasi 500$. Mi aspettavo di più da questo prodotto. Effettuato reso. Spedizione Amazon come sempre perfetta!
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  • Jo
    5.0 out of 5 stars Makes practice fun
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 4, 2018
    I don't expect something at this price to tell me what my swing faults are. I just want something to make hitting balls into a net more fun! It means I can enjoy hitting balls in the garage on a dark winters evening, plus it forces me to keep changing clubs. It's basically a computer game driven by swinging real clubs and as such it's great. I'd love a SkyTrak but that is way out of my price bracket. 5 stars for the money.
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  • Troy Powell
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great affordable simulator to pass time and play with mates
    Reviewed in Australia on May 5, 2020
    The r-motion is great bang for buck, i found it very accurate with my shots it measures everything but how the ball is miss hit.
    Chipping is another game very hard to perfect but can set gimmie’s to 2 stroke once on green