VTrack Protector – Smart Protection for Your VTrack Launch Monitor

Guard Your Investment — So One Un-intended Shot Doesn’t Cause Big Damage

When you’ve invested in a premium overhead launch monitor like the VTrack, the last thing you want is a stray shot to dent, crack or mis-align the sensor housing. The VTrack Protector is designed to absorb that mistake so your monitor doesn’t have to. Think of it as insurance for your simulator system.

Why It Matters

• One mis-hit can easily end up striking the monitor housing, especially in tight garages, older ceilings or bays with less side clearance. The Protector takes the major part of the impact to save the VTrack shell from damage. 

• Installation is tool-free and quick — slide the protector in place and it’s ready to guard your system.

• It’s inexpensive relative to the cost of replacing or realigning a high-end device — protection where it counts.

Key Features

• Easy Tool-Free Installation – Designed to mount in minutes without drilling or special hardware; simply slide into position. 

• Impact-Absorbing Construction – Durable material engineered to take the force of a mis-hit, protecting the monitor’s main housing.

• Custom Designed for VTrack Systems – Specifically built to work with the VTrack sensor housing configuration for a snug fit and reliable protection. 

• Low Profile Appearance – Maintains clean aesthetics in your simulator bay; doesn’t interfere with mounting height or sight lines.

• Peace of Mind for Home or Commercial Use – Whether you’re coaching clients or training in your garage, this adds an extra layer of system security.

What’s Included

• (1) VTrack Protector Guard

• Quick-Start Installation Guide

Ideal Use Cases

• Home simulator owners with ceiling-mounted VTrack units, especially in garages with variable clearance or older finishings.

• Commercial golf-simulator bays where multiple users (including novices/guests) lead to higher mis-hit risk.

• Any simulator setup where you want to add a fail-safe layer of protection to guard an expensive sensor.

• Installations where insurance or warranty doesn’t cover accidental-ball-impact to the monitor housing.