What concerns should I have taking GC2 to the range for the first time?

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  • Gstmike
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2016
    • 105

    #1

    What concerns should I have taking GC2 to the range for the first time?

    I'll be taking my newly acquired GC2 to the range for the first time tomorrow. We've had off and on rain for the last couple weeks. Just wondering how concerned I should be with turf or mud getting on the sensitive areas. Any thoughts, advice, or experience with this is greatly appreciated. Thanks
  • Snaphook
    Advanced Member
    • Dec 2014
    • 324

    #2
    If it's so wet that you get waterspray, i would hold off. The readings might get skewed. Also if your hitting into a headwind you will get some sod on the machine, no problems for the gc2, but you will have to clean it. Good luck

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    • tlhammond5
      tlhammond5 commented
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      I agree! No concerns about the GC2's readings, but why take such an expensive machine to the range in wet conditions that could potential lead to problems?
  • Gstmike
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2016
    • 105

    #3
    Thanks guys. I likely won't take it out because of the potentially damp conditions. I was just hoping someone was going to say, "sure, no problem. Cover the unit with cling wrap or something and don't worry about it". Just wishful thinking. I haven't been able to use it with real balls yet and I've had it for a couple weeks now. Because of the PGA show I haven't been able to close on my screen and net so I've just been hitting foam balls into my wall. Really just anxious to see how accurate it is but i will likely not take it. I know it's more for fair weather outdoor use.

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