ProTee VX Launch Monitor: Price, Specs, Ceiling Height and Software

The ProTee VX is a ceiling-mounted launch monitor from ProTee, a Dutch company that has made golf simulators for many years. It reads the ball and the club with two high-speed cameras overhead, needs no marked balls or club stickers, works for right- and left-handed golfers without recalibrating, and has no subscription fees. Here is what it costs, what comes in the box, the ceiling height and mounting spot it needs, the data it gives, the PC and software it runs with, and how it compares. Jay Lasco, host of Golf Simulator Videos, has installed and tested a VX in GSV's studio, and the full review is linked below.

$6,500ProTee's launch price in 2023, sold through resellers
9 to 10 ftThe ceiling height ProTee recommends
25 x 21 inThe hitting zone
No feesNo subscription for the VX or ProTee Labs

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ProTee VX price

ProTee does not publish a price on its own site: it sells the VX through authorized resellers, more than 150 of them worldwide by ProTee. It launched the VX in January 2023 at an introductory price of $6,500. Resellers also build packages with an enclosure, screen and projector. GSV viewers can ask Jay for current ProTee VX pricing and packages before buying, with the button above.

No subscription: ProTee says the VX has no recurring software fees, and ProTee Labs comes with it.
Other software: GSPro is sold by GSPro at $250 a year. E6 and Creative Golf need their own licenses and a ProTee third-party connector, which ProTee priced at 250 euros, one time, in 2024.
Swing cameras: ProTee's own packing list does not include them, and some resellers add two, so check what a package includes.

What comes in the box

By ProTee's help center: the VX, a camera calibration plate, a 32 ft 10 in Cat6 network cable, a USB to Ethernet adapter, the power cord, a black stainless steel mounting plate, and four screws and plugs.

The unit: 20.7 lb, 32.7 x 7.9 x 6.7 in.
Boxed: 33 lb, 37 x 10.2 x 11.4 in.
Power: 100 W running, 600 W at peak.

ProTee VX ceiling height and mounting

What	ProTee's figure	Notes
Ceiling height	9 to 10 ft	At least 9 ft; ProTee calls 10 ft optimal
Lower ceilings	8 ft 8 in worked	8 ft 4 in is not recommended: a wedge could hit the unit
Over the hitting area	3 ft 4 in to 3 ft 7 in	From the VX to the hitting area, mounted in front
Hitting zone	25 x 21 in	Adjustable within that size
Room	About 10 ft wide	And about 13 to 16 ft deep, by ProTee

A ProTee VX on the ceiling of a golf simulator room, 9 to 10 ft up and 3 ft 4 in to 3 ft 7 in in front of the ball, in the GSV Sim Builder — Where the ProTee VX hangs: 9 to 10 ft up, 3 ft 4 in to 3 ft 7 in in front of the hitting area. The GSV Sim Builder checks it in your own room.

How to measure: ProTee measures the ceiling height from the top of the ceiling mount, where the VX hangs, to the top of the hitting surface, so a mat or a raised floor counts.
Higher ceilings: over 10 ft, ProTee suggests a drop-down or adjustable mount, an extension, or an enclosure or stand.
Alignment: the arrow on the mounting plate points straight at the screen, with the plate parallel to it.
Who installs: ProTee says many owners install it themselves with the included tools, and recommends a certified installer.

The low ceiling guide compares the VX with other overhead and floor launch monitors for the height of a room, and the GSV Sim Builder checks a VX in your own room in 3D.

What the ProTee VX measures

Ball: ball speed, total spin, spin axis, back spin, side spin, launch direction and launch angle.
Club: club speed, swing path, face angle, face to path, attack angle, dynamic loft, lie angle, and impact point up and down and across the face.
Flight: flight path, apex height and time, total and carry distance, offline, air time, run and descent angle.

The VX reads with two high-speed cameras and its own lighting, with under 0.3 seconds from strike to data, by ProTee. ProTee uses AI for the club only, to find the club and its face without stickers; the ball and flight data do not use AI.

Balls: any standard white golf ball. ProTee suggests avoiding striped balls and glittery covers such as the Srixon Z-Star.
No dry swings: it needs a real ball.
Left and right handed: switch hands with no recalibration.
Chipping and putting: ProTee says low-speed chips are read accurately, and since a September 2026 update ProTee Labs sends putter spin to the game.

ProTee VX software

ProTee Labs: the VX's own practice and data software, included. It has a driving range, swing cameras, dispersion, bag mapping, a wedge matrix and session compare, and ProTee updates it often, most recently in October 2026. A Swing AI Trainer is in beta.
GSPro: connected officially through ProTee's own connector. GSPro is $250 a year from GSPro.
TGC 2019: supported.
E6 and Creative Golf: through ProTee's third-party connector. In mid-2025 ProTee said E6 Apex was waiting on TruGolf's integration.
GolfCore: ProTee's own course play software, free for VX owners when it ships. ProTee has not announced a public release yet; the GolfCore post follows its release date.

ProTee VX PC requirements

	Minimum	Recommended
Graphics card	RTX 3060	RTX 3080 or better, or RX 6800 XT
Processor	Core i7 8th generation	Core i9 9th generation or Ryzen 9
Memory	8GB	16GB or more
System	Windows 10, 64 bit	Windows 10 or 11, 64 bit

For GSPro in 4K, ProTee recommends an RTX 3080 or better and 32GB. The VX connects by wired Ethernet, at least 1 Gbit, straight to the PC with no router or switch between, and there is no wireless option. Mac, Linux and virtual machines are not supported. The best computer for a golf simulator guide and the golf simulator PC benchmarks cover the PC side.

GSV's ProTee VX review

Jay mounted a VX in GSV's studio on a crossbar, calibrated it with the board, hit shaped shots in ProTee Labs to check the spin, and played the short game in GSPro, chips and putts included. The setup and calibration were straightforward, Labs was quick to learn and the system felt fast. The full write-up and the video are in the ProTee VX review, with the driver test in ProTee VX driver review.

ProTee VX vs other overhead launch monitors

The VX's nearest rival is the Uneekor EYE XO2, also mounted overhead. The ProTee VX vs Uneekor EYE XO2 comparison sets them side by side: price, stickers and balls, data, ceiling, software and fees. The ProTee VX AI swing trainer page covers the swing analysis.

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ProTee VX questions

How much does the ProTee VX cost?

ProTee launched the VX in January 2023 at an introductory price of $6,500 and sells it through authorized resellers, often in packages with an enclosure, screen and projector. It has no subscription fees. GSV viewers can ask Jay for current ProTee VX pricing before buying.

What ceiling height does the ProTee VX need?

9 to 10 ft, measured from where the VX hangs to the top of the hitting surface, with 10 ft optimal by ProTee. ProTee found no issues at 8 ft 8 in and does not recommend 8 ft 4 in, where a wedge could hit the unit.

Where do you mount the ProTee VX?

On the ceiling in front of the hitting area, 3 ft 4 in to 3 ft 7 in from it, with the arrow on the mounting plate pointing straight at the screen.

Does the ProTee VX need marked balls or club stickers?

No. It reads any standard white golf ball and uses AI to find the club and its face without stickers. ProTee suggests avoiding striped balls and glittery covers.

Does the ProTee VX have a subscription?

No. ProTee says the VX has no recurring software fees, and ProTee Labs comes with it. GSPro is a separate $250 a year from GSPro, and E6 needs its own license plus ProTee's third-party connector.

Does the ProTee VX work with GSPro?

Yes, through ProTee's own official GSPro connector, and it is on GSPro's list of supported launch monitors. It also works with TGC 2019, and with E6 and Creative Golf through ProTee's third-party connector.

Is the ProTee VX good for left-handed golfers?

Yes. It works for right- and left-handed golfers with no recalibration to switch, because it reads from above.

What PC does the ProTee VX need?

At least Windows 10 64 bit, a Core i7 8th generation, 8GB and an RTX 3060; ProTee recommends an RTX 3080 class card and 16GB or more, and 32GB for GSPro in 4K. The VX connects by wired Ethernet straight to the PC.

Is GolfCore free with the ProTee VX?

Yes, ProTee says GolfCore will be free for current and future VX owners. As of October 14, 2026, ProTee had not announced its public release.

Sources: ProTee's VX pages, FAQ, help center and ProTee Labs release notes, ProTee's 2023 launch announcement and GSPro's site, checked October 14, 2026.

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