GC quad Alignment question

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  • Eldobo
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2021
    • 12

    #1

    GC quad Alignment question

    Im working on a setup for my small living room and have narrowed my launch monitor choice down to the GC quad?

    I have a narrow room and I need to t it up for the driver as close to the GC quad as possible to avoid hitting the wall behind me in my backswing. With driver I'll be aiming the ball into the corner of my net. When I hit irons Id like to hit the ball closer to the centre of the matt so I can aim at the center of my net.

    Can I switch back and forth between these two ball positions without adjusting the gc quad?

    If I hit both shots straight, perpendicular to my target line, will both shots go dead straight or will the driver be a push?

    I will post a photo below to hep illustrate my question.
  • Taco
    Member
    • Mar 2019
    • 70

    #2
    The hitting area is about 14” wide in my estimation, I hit balls off a tee with driver and irons about 6” further from the unit with no problems, my quad “sees” the entire width of my fiberbuilt hitting mat. Much more than that and you’ll have to realign but it’s a quick process that can be done in seconds.

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    • Baller
      Super Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 648

      #3
      The closest your ball can be to the Quad is about 16-17". You do NOT need to change anything with the Quad or alignment if you are hitting the ball the same direction and just move the spot you are hitting from .In your drawing, you show the ball going in the same direction for each shot and it that is the case, you are good. Only need to realign if changing direction.

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      • 4evaunderpar
        Member
        • Nov 2020
        • 95

        #4
        If you’re aiming into the corner with your Driver and the Centre with your Irons then you’ll be changing your aim / alignment too. This affects your swingpath.

        Example: if your Quad is aligned to the Centre of the net and you swing to the corner, you could be looking at a 20 degree in to out swingpath!

        You‘ll have to use the reflective alignment stuck each time you change.

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