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  • Dewcutter
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2016
    • 2

    #1

    Cg2

    Hey folks!

    I've enjoyed reading a lot of your posts, they were very useful in select a monitor. I ended up going with the CG2. I don't plan on hooking it up to any software anytime soon, b/c we have Apples at home and I need to buy a new PC. I purchased the unit more for improvement than sim play, before marriage I played to about 7-8 handicap, post-marriage/kids I'm currently around a 11-12

    I started out hitting a series of 6 irons and PWs and the carry yardage seems to be off a good 30-40. I spoke with foresight technical service and based on the few screen shots of the unit, they thought things checked out. Encouraged me to go to a range to validate, but I'm in Minnesota and I think most ranges are closing/closed for the season.

    My dilemma is this: Something seems off and I'm considering returning the unit. I'm very confident that I have more carry distance than 130 with a 6 iron (normally 155-165) nor a 65 carry with a PW (normally pretty spot on at 100). The tech spoke a lot about indoor bias, which made sense to me. I'm not a hard swinger (low 90's with a driver... on a warm, flexible day).

    I'm very new to the ideas of ball speed/spin, launch angle, etc... still learning. I'd appreciate your feedback on the data below I recorded with a 6 iron. Not sure if it matter, but my club was a cobra mp pro. #1 was a little fat, shots #2 and #3 were pure (for me).

    #1 Ball Speed: 95, Launch 23.0, Push/Pull 1.5R, Side Spin 0, Back Spin 5649, Carry 127.
    #2 Ball Speed: 99, Launch 22.3, Push/Pull 0.7R, Side Spin 281L, Back Spin 5968, Carry 133.
    #3 Ball Speed: 99, Launch 24.1, Push/Pull 1.8R, Side Spin 133L, Back Spin 5873, Carry 134.
  • Bubba22
    Sim Guru
    • Aug 2014
    • 2992

    #2
    Welcome Dew. I assume you mean GC2 not Cg2? This had been discussed before. http://golfsimulatorforum.com/forum/...rrect-yardages

    There are many reasons all the way from the mat, ball , swing changes indoors etc.

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    • bionicboogerboy
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 178

      #3
      My guess is there is nothing wrong with your GC2. I had a guy come to our showroom and pulled out a 7 iron. He hit it about 135 yards and then insisted it wasn't accurate. I then used the same 7 iron and hit it 175 yards. He no longer questioned the accuracy. But he was a little deflated. To truly know how far you hit the ball you should use a GPS app on the course and that will give you an accurate distance to a yard or two. I use "Golfshot". It is an awesome app. But be prepared to be deflated on how far you actually hit the ball.

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      • keither5150
        keither5150 commented
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        I might have to try golfshot..... I usually rangefinder it back to the tee box..... usually the garbage can or ball wash. The GC2 is very accurate.... The first time I was swinging a little too hard with a 7 iron.... the ball started to draw a bit.... I thought that it was mis reading the shot..... sure enough, when I swung that hard on the course.... along comes a nice little draw.
    • Dewcutter
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2016
      • 2

      #4
      Thanks for the comments/input. I've got a buddy thats gonna stop by, so we'll see what his numbers show. My swing is far from perfect right now, I'll give it some time. Thanks

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      • mthunt
        Ultimate Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 4746

        #5
        This happens to a lot of people myself included. Keep swinging. It'll get better.
        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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        • p3eps
          Extreme Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 867

          #6
          Take the GC2 to your local outdoor driving range, and see if the actual shots match the GC2.
          Find a flag that's 120yds, and hit a wedge at it. You should be able to figure out roughly how far past / before the flag is to get a good idea of actual distance you've hit. Check the GC2. Try the same with 150yds and 180.
          Its not going to give you a 100% accurate comparison, but it'll definitely tell you if you're more than 5-10yds out.

          I've taken my GC2 to my lessons before and set it up against the instructors Trackman 4. The difference between the 2 (with the Trackman set to wind OFF) is pretty much nothing.

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          • Snaphook
            Advanced Member
            • Dec 2014
            • 324

            #7
            Actually this will most likely help your hcp. To really know how far you hit the ball.
            Those numbers seem correct in the flightscope trajectory optimizer. It's a good tool to check for yourself.

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            • Tonyd9366
              Advanced Member
              • Oct 2015
              • 322

              #8
              Whats the best protee interface to use with the gc2?? As some of you already know Im getting a gc2 with my protee and tgc sofrware next week and I wanted he best possible senario. some guys say 3.07g others say 3.06g. which is what I'm currently running? I read there's some problems with the 3.10 with gc2. does someone have the link to download the latest version of GSX?? so I can install that as well... Thank you...

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