Ok so I have a bead on a gently used Bushnell launch pro with ball and club data

Inorder to go full sim I'll need to pay the yearly subscript for fx2020, like $500 a year. And if I want to use gs pro that's another subscript for an additional $500 a year?

Any help would be appreciated. Trying to get a realistic view of my total all in cost and yearly subscript before pulling the trigger on going full garage god mode.

GSPro is like $250/year.

Are you planning to use this indoors and outdoors? If indoor only (garage based on your post), I would seriously consider the Square Launch Monitor. It is about $600 and you get 1000 free credits (you pay by the hole on their software rather than an annual subscription). The driving range and a few other things are free and if you only use GSPro then you never have to pay square again.

This guys reviews seem pretty informative

Way more than what I would be comfortable paying but everyone's budget is their own.

I have a couple friends with the new flightscope mevo gen2. That seems like the best deal right now for $1200. Only negative is they haven't added the extra packages which will cost a bit more but none of it carry a recurring fee.

GS Pro is $250/year but some sims charge a "licensing" fee just to access the software.

I have a Garmin R50 and only pay the $250 annually since i dont pay any upgrade for club and ball data.

Needing a gaming computer and all the various subscriptions was one of the reasons I went with a Rapsodo MLM 2Pro.

It's on the lower end of the spectrum and you aren't getting virtual reality quality game play, but it's been a great intro to sim experience for us. Especially since the majority of the time we're on the driving range or target green interfaces anyway to get in practice reps. My daughter can walk out to the garage, plug in her tablet, and be up and running in about 8 minutes without any help. I can do the same with my phone or any similar device.

That's what I love about square as well. You can run its software on an iPhone or iPad. You can also run GSPro with the lowest graphics settings and it still runs great.

I have a GC3 which is similar and when my shot is off I often wish I had data for where the ball hit the club face. The other numbers are great but if there is something similarly priced that gives you that data too I would consider it

Mine cane with FSX Play and no annual fees to use it. I like the software but just wish I had that additional information.