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Which Bushnell Launch Pro "Circle B" Model Fits a Home Room, and What Do the Tiers Cost?

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The Circle B Edition is now the Launch Pro Bushnell sells: its product page lists it at $2,999.99 and describes it as a new look on the same technology (checked November 8, 2026). The indoor-only LPi is $1,999.99. Room needs therefore follow Bushnell's Launch Pro figures: a 9 ft ceiling, 12 ft of width and 18 ft of depth with its 10 ft enclosure.

The tiers that change the cost are the Foresight+ software plans, all billed yearly: Free, Silver at $199 and Gold at $599, plus an optional Course Pass at $295 or Course Pass Pro at $595. GSPro and other third-party software need Gold.

Over three years, a Launch Pro used with GSPro comes to $4,796.99 before tax, shipping and the GSPro license itself.

What the Circle B launch announcement established

Bushnell's November 2025 Circle B announcement named two hardware versions: Launch Pro at $2,499 and indoor-only LPi at $1,499. It described Silver at $199 a year and Gold at $499 a year, with GSPro purchased separately.

Those were launch-era terms. Bushnell's own store now lists the Launch Pro at $2,999.99 and the LPi at $1,999.99, and Foresight lists Gold at $599 a year (Launch Pro; LPi; Foresight, checked November 8, 2026). Budget with the current figures.

The tiers

Foresight+ tierPriceWhat it adds
Free$0Ball and club data, MyBag and 10 sessions of shot history; can't add a Course Pass
Silver$199 a yearUnlimited history, all data views, practice drills and challenges; can add a Course Pass
Gold$599 a yearEverything in Silver plus swing video, coach and student profiles and third-party software such as GSPro
Course Pass$295 a year30+ courses; needs Silver or Gold
Course Pass Pro$595 a yearThe full library of 111 courses; needs Silver or Gold

All of these come from Foresight's pricing help page, updated November 5, 2026. Foresight offers a 30-day trial to accounts with a registered Foresight device; it needs a credit card and converts to paid on day 30 unless you cancel. Ask Bushnell whether your Launch Pro registration qualifies.

If your Foresight account holds an eligible FSX license, Silver and a Course Pass are included at no cost.

For a retailer price, Omaha Sports & Games lists the Launch Pro Circle B Edition at $2,999.99 and the Bushnell Golf LPi Launch Pro i Indoor Golf Simulator Launch Monitor at $1,999.99 (October 23, 2026), the same as Bushnell's own prices.

Three-year cost

These figures use Bushnell's $2,999.99 Launch Pro price and exclude sales tax, shipping and the trial month.

  • Ball and club data only, Free tier: $2,999.99.
  • GSPro or other third-party software, Gold: $2,999.99 + (3 × $599) = $4,796.99, plus the GSPro license.
  • Foresight courses with Silver and Course Pass: $2,999.99 + 3 × ($199 + $295) = $2,999.99 + $1,482 = $4,481.99.
  • Foresight courses with Silver and Course Pass Pro: $2,999.99 + 3 × ($199 + $595) = $2,999.99 + $2,382 = $5,381.99.

For the LPi, subtract $1,000 from each line.

Room requirements

Bushnell's golf simulators page gives room minimums by enclosure (checked November 8, 2026):

Bushnell enclosureEnclosure, W × H × LMinimum ceilingMinimum room widthMinimum room depth
8 ft8 ft × 7 ft 6 in × 17 ft8 ft10 ft18 ft
10 ft10 ft × 8 ft 6 in × 17 ft9 ft12 ft18 ft

The same page says the Launch Pro sits beside the ball, not behind it, so the monitor adds no depth. Depth is the hitting position to the screen plus at least 6 ft behind you for the swing and a walkway. Bushnell's product page adds that the unit should sit on the same level surface as the ball; placing it lower causes ball-lock and accuracy problems.

A minimum room size doesn't confirm that you can swing safely. Take slow practice swings with your longest club from the finished mat height, because the clearance you need is at the top of the swing. The Room size calculator and the Golf simulator room fit checker can help you test your dimensions before you buy.

Comparing with the GC3

The Launch Pro vs GC3 guide covers the hardware comparison. The Circle B Edition uses the same technology as the Launch Pro, so that comparison applies; only the software plan above changes the running cost.

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