My view is similar to what sulli182 said. I use my GCQuad for game improvement and that's it. It works great for that. In fact, I only use the driving range and have never played a course. I also have stayed on FSX2018 because of that. It has been over 2 years and I had a great experience with my sales guy - he was about as pushy and helpful as I would expect someone to be selling a product at that price point. During my time, I had 1 or 2 small issues (with FSX) come up, and those got resolved very quickly.
It sounds like, with TM4, there are some new features etc, but it doesn't look like there has been any change in the distance needed for ball flight. You can't beat the ability of GCQuad or GC2 to work in a very small area.
Some other data re: fitters/professionals - there is a pretty popular/high-end coaching academy close to my place, and in the past year they moved away from Trackman to GCQuad. Also, a well-known club-fitter continues to use GCQuad.
That doesn't mean that they can't do better. The lack of 3rd party integrations doesn't make any sense to me. Also, I agree that the battery-powered pushcart was a big WTF. I don't see how that builds on any of their core competencies related to GC2, GCQuad. The risk of getting disrupted by a product at a lower price point is very real and I think they should be focused on that. I haven't tested the Uneekor product, but given the buzz around it, it probably is something that Foresight should pay attention to.
It sounds like, with TM4, there are some new features etc, but it doesn't look like there has been any change in the distance needed for ball flight. You can't beat the ability of GCQuad or GC2 to work in a very small area.
Some other data re: fitters/professionals - there is a pretty popular/high-end coaching academy close to my place, and in the past year they moved away from Trackman to GCQuad. Also, a well-known club-fitter continues to use GCQuad.
That doesn't mean that they can't do better. The lack of 3rd party integrations doesn't make any sense to me. Also, I agree that the battery-powered pushcart was a big WTF. I don't see how that builds on any of their core competencies related to GC2, GCQuad. The risk of getting disrupted by a product at a lower price point is very real and I think they should be focused on that. I haven't tested the Uneekor product, but given the buzz around it, it probably is something that Foresight should pay attention to.
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