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    I'm thinking of making the jump from my Protee sensor system GC2 after Christmas. For those who have the GC2, a few questions I'm hoping you can answer:

    1. As I have Protee and thus will already have Protee 2.0 software as well as TGC, will I need to purchase the GC2 performance software (i.e. just buy the base GC2 unit)?

    2. My biggest concern with buying the GC2 is the ability for accommodating both right and left handed golfers. How onerous is it to move the unit back and forth and how much experience do you guys have with this?

    3. Should I jump or should I stay?

    Cheers

  • #16
    you will not regret it. I didn't. Plays great.
    GC2 Eastern Time Zone, USA

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    • #17
      Well finally got it up and running after a long battle with Bluetooth and some help from Hoganwoods. Not sure if will connect next time but was able to hit several dozen shots.

      Early observations:

      Everything hit was massive hook. Seem to get what I think are crazy high sidespin numbers.
      Examples:
      7 iron shot, 107 ball speed, 18.3 launch angle, 0.9R azimuth, 3720 backspin,1871L sidespin!,
      3 iron shot, 121 ball speed, 15.0 launch angle, 3.8R azimuth, 2082 backspin, 1638L sidespin!

      Do these numbers seem right? Maybe I've developed a crazy hook but these numbers and resultant shot shape were not typical on the protee sensor system.

      Also, I still have my protee lights above where the GC2 balls will be hit from. Any issue with these lights interfering with GC2 readings?

      Thanks for any and every bit of help and information.
      Last edited by theLONO; 01-01-2015, 06:45 AM.

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      • #18
        I find the GC2 very accurate but you need to align it. If the machine is 2 degrees closed and you swing 2 degrees inside out, it'll double the hook. Look up the putting method to align and put tape down for future or align the edge of your mat. Keep swinging.
        My Courses:
        World Par 3's by mthunt
        Toronto GC (L) mthunt
        Burlington G&CC by mthunt
        Weston G&CC by mthunt
        London Hunt Club L mthunt
        Park CC Lidar mthunt
        Sunningdale GC Robinson L
        Sunningdale GC Thompson L
        Muirfield Village (liDAR) First Ever Lidar course
        Country Club of Castle Pines (liDAR)
        The Sanctuary GC ProTee L
        The National GC L mthunt
        Mississaugua GC L mthunt
        Shaughnessy G&CC L mthunt
        Markland Woods CC mthunt
        Hidden Lake Old L mthunt
        Magna GC L mthunt
        Barrie CC L mthunt
        mthunt Range

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        • #19
          Thanks. I'll check the alignment and for sure don't have it in its permanent location yet. Not sure I understand what you mean by 'double the hook'. As the GC2 measures ball spin one would think the sidespin number wouldn't change it the unit was miss aligned. I can understand the initial ball direction being off but the sidespin number should stay the same.

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          • #20
            Lono, place your GC2, align it, and hit to different spots on your screen on purpose to see what happens. Depending where you have your GC2 vs your mat, you may have to hit further on the right of the screen than you were used to because the GC2 is not in the middle of your mat. That sometimes throws guys off and they swing different.

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            • #21
              Will do, thanks man.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by theLONO View Post
                Thanks. I'll check the alignment and for sure don't have it in its permanent location yet. Not sure I understand what you mean by 'double the hook'. As the GC2 measures ball spin one would think the sidespin number wouldn't change it the unit was miss aligned. I can understand the initial ball direction being off but the sidespin number should stay the same.
                Wasn't sure where to really post this but, my gc2 distances seem to be off. I compared them to my friends and the ballspeed and carry distances are around 3-4

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by HoganWoods View Post
                  Depending where you have your GC2 vs your mat, you may have to hit further on the right of the screen than you were used to because the GC2 is not in the middle of your mat.
                  I think I might have this issue. Due to the size of my hitting room (garage) I may end up with the mat not quite in the centre of the screen. I did read Foresight software allowed you to offset your stance - but I don't think ProTee has an option for this?

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by p3eps View Post

                    I think I might have this issue. Due to the size of my hitting room (garage) I may end up with the mat not quite in the centre of the screen. I did read Foresight software allowed you to offset your stance - but I don't think ProTee has an option for this?
                    Never used the foresight software, but that sounds like a cool option. I think it would mess me up having a baseline that's not straight but great question.

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                    • #25
                      GC2=Love. That is all.

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                      • #26
                        Also equals I suck at golf.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by theLONO View Post
                          Also equals I suck at golf.

                          You still hooking your irons?

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                          • #28
                            yep..starting to tame it down. Driver is horrendous.

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