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Square Golf vs Square Golf Omni (2026): Is the Upgrade Worth It?

Square Golf launch monitor vs Square Golf Omni compared on price, cameras, outdoor use, data and software, with dated prices from Rain or Shine Golf and Square Golf.

By YardageBay Updated Prices checked Oct 10, 2026 1 min read Researched, not hands-on tested

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At a glance

The original Square Golf ($699.99, Oct 2026) is an indoor-only camera unit with 12 data points. The Square Golf Omni ($1,599) uses four high-speed cameras, works indoors and outdoors and lists more than 20 ball and club metrics. Both sit beside the ball and connect to GSPro and E6 Connect. Pay the extra $899 only if you'll use it outdoors or want the larger data set.

Key facts

  • Rain or Shine Golf lists the Square Golf Omni at $1,599 with four high-speed cameras and more than 20 ball and club metrics (checked October 10, 2026). Source: Rain or Shine Golf
  • Rain or Shine Golf lists the original Square at $699.99 as indoor only, with 12 data points. Source: Rain or Shine Golf
  • Rain or Shine Golf says the Omni's ball data works with any standard ball; club data uses included face and shaft stickers. Source: Rain or Shine Golf

Prices and specs checked October 10, 2026; confirm current figures with the source.

Same company, same beside-the-ball camera approach, very different prices. Here’s what the extra $899 buys, based on retailer listings checked October 10, 2026.

Side-by-side

Square GolfSquare Golf Omni
Price (Oct 2026)$699.99 (Rain or Shine Golf)$1,599 (Rain or Shine Golf)
CamerasHigh-speed cameraFour high-speed cameras
Indoor / outdoorIndoor onlyBoth, no recalibration per the listing
Data12 data points20+ ball and club metrics
BallsDotted balls included; improve spin accuracyAny standard ball
Club dataStickers (included)Stickers (included)
SoftwareGSPro, E6 Connect, Awesome Golf; Square appGSPro, E6 Connect; Square Practice and Course
PlacementBeside the ballBeside the ball

Who should buy which?

  • Square Golf: indoor-only bay, tight budget, short room. Also tracks putting, per Rain or Shine Golf.
  • Square Golf Omni: you want one unit for the sim and the range, or the fuller data set.

Bottom line

For an indoor bay, the original Square covers the basics for less than half the price. The Omni is worth it if outdoor use is on your list. Compare both against radar options in Square Golf vs Garmin R10.

How we research this guide

We haven't hands-on tested these products. This guide is built from manufacturer specifications, owner's manuals and dated retailer listings, and every figure links to where we found it.

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Oct 10, 2026prices checked

FAQ

What's the difference between Square Golf and the Omni?

Per Rain or Shine Golf: the Omni adds outdoor use, four high-speed cameras and more than 20 metrics, versus the original's indoor-only design and 12 data points. The Omni costs $1,599 vs $699.99 (Oct 2026).

Do either need a subscription?

Rain or Shine Golf describes the original Square as having no annual fee and the Omni as offering expanded data without a subscription. Third-party software such as GSPro is licensed separately.

Sources

  1. Square Golf (squaregolf.com, accessed Oct 10, 2026)
  2. Square Golf Omni (rainorshinegolf.com, accessed Oct 10, 2026)
  3. Rain or Shine Golf (rainorshinegolf.com, accessed Oct 10, 2026)

What changed: October 10, 2026: page reviewed and updated.

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