Ok, so while they both weren't conducted on the same day, I will try to show you my averages because they were taken within the similar condition anyway (like my peak):
Outdoor/Indoor AVG (outdoor were used with range balls while indoor, premium balls. Outdoor balls normalized to premium balls)
Club speed: 97mph / 96mph
Ball speed: 142mph / 143mph
Spin: 2400rpm / 2100mph (below 2800rpm were calculated indoor. I had 2800rpm to 3200rpm when measured)
Launch Angle: 7.4 / 10.5
Attack Angle: 2.4 / 3.2
Carry: 188 / 214
Total: 230 / 250
When I go out in real course, I hit around 240 on avg which is in between 230 and 250.
So as you can see, club speed/ball speed/ball spin/attack angle are pretty much the same. But launch angle and carry are vastly different. About 26yds in carry.
It is not necessarily what you described, but it sounds closer to the latter: mat issue. Do you agree?
Gc2 distance off
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Not GC2 specific but I have a Trackman 4 and recently installed a CCE mat. But when hit solid I get like 10yds more. I don’t know if that’s my true potential or turf giving me forgiveness.
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I just boosted my irons 3% and took a touch off wedges and it’s seems spot on now.
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I seem to have similar problems with my GC2. I haven't worried about it too much, but most clubs seem to be about 10 yards off. I'm kind of guessing as whenever I go play on the course my 7i-pw flies about 10 yards further than I would expect based on the GC2 yardages... shrug
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Try with TrackMan if possible. In outside TrackMan will tell you the carry distance.
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Downtown Calgary is at about 3600 feet I believe, but where they are playing is even a bit higher. On average the elevation in Calgary adds about 7% more distance than sea level.
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PM Mthunt...... he will send it to you. I thought for sure it was elevation....... I just watched Jimenez hit his driver 340. Calgary is 3600 feet or so.
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If you have an older gc2, you could try running the tilt calibration program.
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