FSX - what's included?

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  • p3eps
    Extreme Member
    • Nov 2014
    • 867

    #1

    FSX - what's included?

    I remember looking at the FR1 software when buying my GC2... and ended up going with TGC instead.

    I'm now considering FSX as I want some game improvement challenges etc.
    You used to get a game for breaking windows, crazy putting and some target practice things.
    Are these included in FSX?

    I'm being motivated by an offer from Forsight to get the Hazledyne Ryder Cup course for free if I purchase before the 2nd October!
    This will be the first step before buying the HMT.
  • BamaGambler
    Advanced Member
    • Apr 2016
    • 334

    #2
    My FSX doesn't include those mini games. There is a skills challenge. It's fun but I hate how you have to click OK after every shot. Just auto advance to the next shot or at least let me press enter instead of clicking ok.


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    • Js1010
      Advanced Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 262

      #3
      Those games like breaking windows , targets, etc is part of the creative golf software that Foresight was or maybe still is selling. FSX has a long drive, closest to pin, and skills challenge.

      Believe there is a demo of Creative Software that you can try out.

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      • Yongchai
        Member
        • Nov 2014
        • 37

        #4
        I had alot of fun playing closest to the pin on FSX until one of their updates screwed it up by only allowing you to play 200yards on the driving range (informed Foresight 2 updates ago but still no fix).

        I also asked them to change the default leaderboard view to monthly (allows more movement on the leaderboard) instead of yearly (almost no movement on the leaderboards), but instead they changed the online leaderboard listing to only allow 1 entry per person, that means you are effectively competing against yourself instead the whole online community. What was once a great online addictive and competitive game has now become a boring add-on.

        I would say stick with tgc for now or at least demo FSX (should be possible since FSX uses online validation, so they can just provide you a validation code that expires in 3-7 days, but its just a matter if they are willing to do it ) before buying.

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        • p3eps
          Extreme Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 867

          #5
          Thanks for the replies.
          Is the general consensus that FSX is not worth the $3000 price tag then?
          It was the CG3 (creative golf 3D) that had all the challenges. It's still on Par2Pro's website, but has no price. I've emailed Cory and asked for the cost. I assume it'll still be something like $2000+ though and it doesn't work with HMT.

          Ha ha... My phone corrected Hazeltine to Hazledyne!

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          • Yongchai
            Member
            • Nov 2014
            • 37

            #6
            I don't know how many course you are getting in FSX for $3,000, but i think you can drive a harder bargain.

            I wouldn't choose CG3 at $2,000 price point when there are other options available for cheaper with better graphics. If you want to play sim golf, go for either TGC or Perfect golf, if you have or plan to get hmt in the future, stick with FSX.

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            • p3eps
              Extreme Member
              • Nov 2014
              • 867

              #7
              I've already got TGC and ProTee. TGC seems a bit arcadey, and doesn't really offer me much in the way of practice options. ProTee looks very outdated.
              I want to get the HMT further down the line, so I need some sort of Foresight software.

              I was speaking with Ryan at Foresight, who will give me FSX with 4 courses (Teton Pines and 3 others) for $2599, and then any additional courses for the next 2 years at $89 each instead of the $155 RRP.

              CG3 is $1500, and a pack of 10 courses is $500 from Par2Pro.

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              • dannyboy123
                Junior Member
                • Jan 2016
                • 27

                #8
                Originally posted by p3eps View Post
                I've already got TGC and ProTee. TGC seems a bit arcadey, and doesn't really offer me much in the way of practice options. ProTee looks very outdated.
                I want to get the HMT further down the line, so I need some sort of Foresight software.

                I was speaking with Ryan at Foresight, who will give me FSX with 4 courses (Teton Pines and 3 others) for $2599, and then any additional courses for the next 2 years at $89 each instead of the $155 RRP.

                CG3 is $1500, and a pack of 10 courses is $500 from Par2Pro.
                Is that price $2599 or £2599? I suspect gbp if you are in contact with foresight UK.

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                • p3eps
                  Extreme Member
                  • Nov 2014
                  • 867

                  #9
                  Dollars, as I'm in the US at the moment. The UK price is £2295 + VAT (£2754) for Teton Pines and Hazeltine as part of the Ryder Cup special offer. Sadly, there is no negotiating with Foresight UK!

                  Last edited by p3eps; 09-28-2016, 03:01 AM. Reason: iPhone typing error!

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                  • dannyboy123
                    Junior Member
                    • Jan 2016
                    • 27

                    #10
                    Yeah I found the same with foresight uk, it's Dan from Judy platform by the way, we met a few months ago. I love the fr1 software but just want more courses now.

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                    • p3eps
                      Extreme Member
                      • Nov 2014
                      • 867

                      #11
                      Hi Dan... how's it going? How did the hozel bender and projector mount work out?!

                      I took up Ryan at Foresight's offer and bought FSX plus 4 free courses - and then bought an additional 3 at $89 each. Hopefully 7 will keep me going for a while. I get 2 years worth of $89 courses before they jump back up to $155.

                      I'm just back from Best Buy where I purchased a Nvidia GTX1070, so hopefully I'll be able to crank the detail level up to max and get a decent frame rate.

                      I was was told that the FR1 course packs are $500 for 10 courses... so it's probably about £500?

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                      • dannyboy123
                        Junior Member
                        • Jan 2016
                        • 27

                        #12
                        Projector mount was spot on, haven't tried the hosel bender yet, I need a club bending vice first.
                        FSX does look good, I got the fr1 cheap second hand.
                        Could you pm me an email for your contact at foresight? Foresight UK sells large course packs for £1000, think that is the 10 course pack!!!!
                        good to hear from you pal

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                        • p3eps
                          Extreme Member
                          • Nov 2014
                          • 867

                          #13
                          Sent you a PM 👍

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