Comparison · Launch monitors

Trackman 4 vs Red Stakes RSG One

Trackman 4

Trackman 4

Radar + camera · Behind the ball · 18–19 ft deep

$25,995

vs
RSG One

Red Stakes RSG One

Camera · Behind the ball · 16–18 ft deep

$1,999.99

The difference that matters

The Red Stakes RSG One fits a shorter room: about 16 ft minimum depth against 18 ft. The Trackman 4 measures spin directly, while the Red Stakes RSG One needs marked balls for it. The Trackman 4 lists more club data (16 parameters against 1). Only the Trackman 4 is listed for outdoor use as well as indoors. At the prices we observed, the Red Stakes RSG One costs $23,995 less.

Side by side

SpecificationTrackman 4Red Stakes RSG One
TrackingRadar + cameraCamera
DetailDual radar with integrated camera (Doppler and photometric)High-speed camera with infrared sensors
PlacementBehind the ballBehind the ball
Room depth (FOREference)18–19 ft16–18 ft
Stated ceiling10 ft—
SpinMeasuredMeasured with marked balls
Ball data listed128
Club data listed161
Indoor / outdoorBothIndoor
Ball markingNot requiredMarked balls required
DisplayPC, iOS or AndroidWindows PC only
SubscriptionNot statedNot stated
Weight6.2 lb—
Price seen$25,995$2,000

Highlighted rows differ. Figures come from each product's sources; room depth, distances and brightness are FOREference calculations using the same method for both.

Which should you choose?

Trackman 4

Choose the Trackman 4 if measured spin matters to you or you want club delivery data (path, face, loft).

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Red Stakes RSG One

Choose the Red Stakes RSG One if your room is under about 18 ft deep or price leads the decision ($23,995 less).

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Before you buy either

FOREference compares published specifications; we have not tested these products side by side. How we work · Disclosure