The Best Golf Balls for Indoor Golf Simulators in 2025
- Pioneer Golf Company
- Jul 28
- 3 min read
Not all golf balls are created equal—especially when it comes to indoor golf simulators. Whether you're grinding through winter practice in your home bay or fitting customers at a commercial facility, using the right golf ball can make or break your data.
At Pioneer Golf Co, we believe accurate data is the foundation for better practice and smarter performance. That starts with using golf balls engineered for launch monitor environments. Here are the top indoor simulator golf balls of 2025, starting with a true game-changer.
Titleist Pro V1 & Pro V1x RCT
In a league of its own, the Titleist RCT ball was purpose-built to deliver unmatched spin, launch, and trajectory tracking indoors—without the need for reflective stickers or special ball orientation.
Embedded radar-reflective marker for enhanced signal capture
Delivers true spin data, not estimated
Validated for TrackMan 4, Garmin R10, Full Swing KIT, FlightScope Mevo+ & X3
Identical construction and performance as standard Pro V1 and Pro V1x
No other ball provides this level of precision and convenience for radar-based launch monitors. Whether you're dialing in a new club fitting or refining your spin profile on wedge shots, RCT gives you Tour-level feedback without compromise.
Pro Tip: Always keep software and firmware updated on your launch monitor to ensure accurate RCT tracking.
Callaway Chrome Tour with RPT
Designed specifically for the Rapsodo MLM2PRO, these balls feature a 27-marked RPT print pattern that ensures the Impact Vision camera captures 100% of the ball’s rotation.
Delivers spin axis and spin rate within 1% of high-end launch monitors
Printed pattern removes guesswork
Built for the modern golfer training with connected tech
Verified and tested for camera-based systems like MLM2PRO
Callaway’s RPT system is a solid alternative to radar-reflective balls, especially for users in the Rapsodo ecosystem looking to level up their analytics.
Callaway Chrome Soft Trutrack
Trutrack / Truvis balls offer more than eye-catching patterns—they're great for visualizing spin and ball movement, making them popular among simulator users for short game practice and putting reads.
High-quality Chrome Soft performance
Helps visualize spin and roll
Works with most non-radar-based monitors
Affordable and fun for casual sessions
While not optimized for radar or camera tracking like RCT or RPT balls, Truvis balls hold their own when it comes to feel, distance, and feedback—especially in casual or mixed-use environments.
Pro Tip: Although these balls are ideal for visualizing spin when replayed, the designs will fade over time. This could lead to ink transferring to your impact screen. Check balls weekly for wear and tear and replace as needed.
TaylorMade TP5x Pix
Designed with ClearPath alignment and visual spin tracking, TP5x Pix balls are perfect for golfers who want visual cues on spin axis during simulator sessions.
Tour-proven performance
Unique multi-color graphics aid in spin visualization
Pairs well with indoor putting analysis tools
Clean launch, great durability
While not purpose-built for spin capture, Pix balls are still a trusted choice among sim users who appreciate both visual style and premium construction.
Pro Tip: Although these balls are ideal for visualizing spin when replayed, the designs will fade over time. This could lead to ink transferring to your impact screen. Check balls weekly for wear and tear and replace as needed.
Vice Pro Balls (Made for Uneekor QED)
Designed specifically for Uneekor QED systems, these balls include markings optimized for high-speed camera tracking.
Factory-marked for Uneekor cameras
No need for DIY stickers or sharpie dots
3-piece Surlyn cover for durability and spin control
Budget-friendly and durable
If you're running a Uneekor setup, using compatible balls like Vice Marked is a no-brainer for getting precise data every swing. They're affordable, reliable, and eliminate the hassle of applying markings by hand.
Bonus Tips for Best Performance Indoors
Clean your clubs before sessions—especially wedges. Dirt affects spin.
Use simulator-only balls. Outdoor scuffs or cuts can skew launch data.
Keep the hitting area clean. Debris from shoes or mats interferes with readings.
Check for damage. Even slight cover nicks can throw off your spin and carry distance.
Final Thoughts: Make Every Shot Count
Your simulator setup is only as good as the golf ball you put on the tee. Whether you're aiming for pinpoint accuracy with Titleist RCT, integrating spin-tracking software with Callaway RPT, or just keeping your QED dialed with Vice Marked, there’s a ball on this list that’s built for your system, and your goals.
At Pioneer Golf Co, we help clients fine-tune every element of their simulator bay, from the turf under your feet to the tech in your ball. Want help choosing the right gear for your space? Let’s build smarter—together.
Need help optimizing your setup? Reach out today and we’ll match your launch monitor to the perfect ball and beyond.