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PlayBetter Summer Sale: What's Still Active

We re-checked every PlayBetter Summer Sale price today. The SkyTrak+ and ST MAX deals are still live. The EYE MINI and GC3 discounts have reverted.

The short answer

Verified pricing check on the PlayBetter Summer Sale as of July 15. SkyTrak+ still $1,495, ST MAX still $1,995, but EYE MINI and GC3 are back to full price.

GEO Answer: These prices are from playbetter.com, which ships within the continental United States. International shipping is available but pricing and terms may vary.

The PlayBetter Summer Sale has been running for over a week now. That’s unusual for a seasonal sale — most run five days, maybe seven. This one is still live on July 15, but not every deal from the original launch has held.

I checked every product URL this morning to see what’s still discounted and what’s reverted to full price.

Still Live: SkyTrak+ at $1,495

The SkyTrak+ is $1,495 with a compare-at price of $2,495. That’s $1,000 off and it includes a free 1-year Foresight Course Play Package ($250 value). This deal is confirmed active on the main product URL.

The SkyTrak+ is the camera-based launch monitor from SkyTrak that sits next to the ball and captures impact with photometric sensors. It measures ball speed, launch angle, spin, club path, face angle, and club speed. No subscription is required for basic range and practice modes, and it works with GSPro, E6, and TGC 2019.

At $1,495, this is the lowest price the SkyTrak+ has ever been. The MSRP of $2,495 has been effectively retired — PlayBetter has been selling it at this price since the Father’s Day sale in June. I’d expect this to be the running price until remaining stock is cleared.

Still Live: SkyTrak ST MAX at $1,995

The ST MAX is $1,995 with a compare-at of $2,995. That’s $1,000 off. This is the replacement model for the original SkyTrak — it adds a built-in display, GOLFTEC speed training integration, and a few other features the original didn’t have.

The ST MAX uses the same photometric camera technology for ball tracking. It measures club data through its camera system rather than dual radar like the SkyTrak+. For most home golfers, the accuracy difference is small enough that it won’t affect your practice. The ST MAX is the better buy if you want the newer model and don’t need the SkyTrak+’s club data precision.

Still Live: Rapsodo MLM2PRO at $599.99

The MLM2PRO is $599.99 with a compare-at of $699.99. That’s $100 off. This is a portable launch monitor that combines camera and radar to measure ball speed, launch angle, spin, and carry distance. It requires RPT balls (marked balls with a specific dot pattern) for spin measurement, and it works primarily with iPad and iPhone.

The $100 discount is consistent with what the MLM2PRO has been selling for at other retailers. If you want a portable launch monitor for practice, this is the best option under $1,000. If you want a full simulator experience with PC software, the SkyTrak+ or ST MAX are better choices.

Still Live: Complete Studio at $3,995

The SkyTrak+ Complete Studio package is $3,995 with a compare-at of $6,845. That’s $2,850 off. This includes the launch monitor, a PlayBetter SimStudio enclosure with impact screen, hitting mat, putting mat, and projector. It’s a turnkey solution for anyone building a garage or basement studio.

The $6,845 compare-at price is the individual component cost. Buying the package saves you 42% over piecing it together. If you want everything in one box, this is the buy.

Reverted: Uneekor EYE MINI

The EYE MINI was $2,999 during the earlier phase of the PlayBetter Summer Sale. It’s now back to $4,500 with no compare-at price listed. The $1,500 discount is no longer active.

If you were waiting on the EYE MINI, the sale deal is gone. The next opportunity will be Uneekor’s own sale events or Black Friday. The EYE MINI is still a great launch monitor — it’s the smallest camera-based unit on the market with full club data — but at $4,500, it’s competing directly with the SkyTrak+ and should be evaluated on its own merits rather than as a deal.

The GC3 with LINK was $5,249 during the sale. It’s now $6,999 with no compare-at price. The $1,750 discount has ended.

The GC3 is Foresight’s mid-tier camera launch monitor. At $6,999, it’s back to its standard retail price. Foresight rarely runs significant discounts on the GC3 outside of major sale events, so the $5,249 price was an outlier. If you missed it, Black Friday is the next likely window.

What This Means

The PlayBetter Summer Sale is still running, but it’s narrowed. The SkyTrak line and the MLM2PRO are still at their sale prices. The Uneekor and Foresight products have reverted to full price.

If you’re buying a SkyTrak+ or ST MAX, the current prices are as good as they’ve been all year. I wouldn’t wait. These are effectively the new normal prices for these products, and when stock runs out on the SkyTrak+ (which is discontinued), the deal disappears with it.

If you’re buying an EYE MINI or GC3, the urgency is gone. Wait for the next sale cycle — Labor Day, Black Friday, or a manufacturer direct event.

Read our SkyTrak+ review for the full breakdown. Check the ST MAX review for the budget alternative. See our best deals roundup for everything currently active. Compare SkyTrak+ vs ST MAX Browse all launch monitors under $2,000

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