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Ernest Sports ES16 Tour
Ernest Sports · Launch monitor · 2016
HybridCommercialPro
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Real-World Use Snapshot
We have not personally tested this unit, and the public signal is thin. Treat this as a spec-and-availability note until more owner discussion or independent coverage appears.
No clear public upside pattern has been logged yet.
No recurring public complaints have been logged yet.
Specs & Details
Manufacturer Ernest Sports
Device type Launch monitor
Technology Hybrid (Radar+Camera)
Tracking system Dual cameras + quad Doppler radar
Release year 2016
Status Limited/Commercial
Tier Pro
Original MSRP $6,500
Current price $5,450
Subscription None
Sim software ES apps
Notes MSRP conflicts across sources ($2,395-6,500). Outbound link repaired 2026-08-18: the previous othU (ernestsports.com/product-category/launch-monitors/) returns a hard 404 after Ernest Sports rebuilt its site. Repointed to the current storefront, ernestsports.com/shop-all, confirmed HTTP 200. Note for a future run: that storefront and the site's product navigation name only the ESB1 and the ESB2. This record is Limited/Commercial and carries $6,500 msrp and $5,450 cur with no source; neither figure was verified this run and neither is published anywhere we could read. (The sentence above said "This ES2020 record" until 2026-08-19; that was a copy-paste error, this is the ES16 Tour.) Link nulled 2026-08-19, taking the future-run note's own advice. ernestsports.com/shop-all was read in full this run and its entire product list is ESB1 $275, ESB2 $495, Tour Plus 2 $1,795, ES Eagle Sim from $5,000, plus four accessories. The ES16 Tour is not on it. Sending a buyer to a $5,450 button that lands on a storefront which does not stock the product is worse than sending them nowhere, so othU is null until a dealer that actually lists it is found. The $5,450 othP is left in place, still unsourced, still flagged.