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TruGolf LaunchBox & Apogee

PremiumDual high-speed photometric cameras (Apogee: stereoscopic, ceiling-mounted)TruGolfVerified 2026-09-16Screenshots / photos (AI read)

TruGolf's LaunchBox is a 2.7 lb portable camera unit with an E-ink display that reads ball data and plays E6 Connect (27 courses included); the ceiling-mounted Apogee measures full club and ball data with no stickers or marked balls. Neither E6 Connect nor E6 APEX exports a per-shot CSV, so ShotIQ reads TruGolf sessions from screenshots of the shot-data screen.

On this page
  1. At a glance
  2. Models
  3. Which numbers are measured — and which are computed
  4. Spin, balls and stickers
  5. Space and setup
  6. How accurate is it?
  7. How to get your data into ShotIQ
  8. What lights up in ShotIQ
  9. Tips
  10. Frequently asked questions
  11. Sources
  12. More devices

Best for: Golfers already in the E6 ecosystem who want a no-subscription launch monitor for practice and play.

At a glance

Price (US, 2026-09-16)$2,999–8,999
Club dataApogee only
SpinCamera, any ball
ExportScreenshots (E6)
ShotIQ supportScreenshots / photos (AI read)

Models

ModelPriceStatusHow it measuresClub data
LaunchBox$2,999 (Premium $3,499 with 30 courses)currentDual cameras, 4" E-ink, ~4.5 h battery, portableBall data only (club speed and smash on the Apogee)
Apogee~$7,999–8,999currentCeiling-mounted stereoscopic cameras, 9–10 ftMeasured: speed, path, face, attack; no stickers

Which numbers are measured — and which are computed

Every launch monitor computes some of what it shows. A carry distance is a trajectory model run on measured launch numbers; a smash factor is one measurement divided by another. Knowing which is which tells you how much to trust a change — and it is what ShotIQ's import gateway uses to decide which analyses to switch on for your sessions.

MetricLaunchBoxApogee
Ball speed / launch angle / directionMeasuredMeasured
Backspin / sidespin / spin axisMeasuredMeasured
Club speed / path / face angle / attackMeasured
Smash factorDerived
Carry / total / sideModelledModelled
ApexModelledModelled

M = measured directly by the device · Mo = modelled from measured launch conditions · D = derived from two other metrics · C = a label the device assigns · E = estimated · — = not offered. Superscripts refer to the notes below.

Spin, balls and stickers

Spin: Camera-measured with any ball.

Club data: Apogee only. LaunchBox sessions are ball-flight sessions in ShotIQ — carries, gaps, dispersion, no Impact Lab delivery reads.

Subscription: No data paywall. E6 APEX is a subscription; E6 Connect Home is included with the unit.

Space and setup

How accurate is it?

TruGolf publishes no tolerances.

How to get your data into ShotIQ

E6 Connect / E6 APEX (screenshots)

  1. After each shot (or at the range summary) open the shot-data screen.
  2. Screenshot it — Windows: Win + Print Screen, Mac: Cmd + Shift + 3, iPad: side + volume up.
  3. Upload the images to ShotIQ → Add a session → Choose Screenshots (up to 10 per upload) and declare the device.

Format: Screenshots (AI read) — E6 has no per-shot CSV; its web portal offers scorecards, not shot data.

What lights up in ShotIQ

Runs in full

Partial — shown with its real confidence

Stays off — the hardware doesn't measure it, and ShotIQ never guesses a number it wasn't given.

Tips

Frequently asked questions

Does ShotIQ support TruGolf?

Yes, from screenshots of E6's shot-data screens — E6 offers no per-shot CSV. Declare the device on upload so the data routes correctly.

Does the LaunchBox measure club data?

No — ball data only. The Apogee measures club speed, path, face and attack with no stickers.

Sources

Facts checked against the manufacturer on 2026-09-16. Prices are US list at that date and move; tell us if one has.

More devices

Every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads is in the device directory with a side-by-side comparison, or start with the complete metrics guide. Not sure which numbers your device really measures? The Add a session guide shows how ShotIQ tells you on upload.