E6 1.6 with the GC2

[col forbin]

I know this has probably been answered somewhere before, but can the newest E6 1.6 software be integrated with the GC2? I also have the Golf Club, which means I have the protee interface and GSX, so I am wondering if it would read the data from the software just like the Golf Club and relay it to the GC2. $1600 is a bit of money to spend if it wouldn't work. Thanks in advance for any response!

[col forbin]

P.S. I know this voids the warranty by going with a 3rd party software, but FSX is taking way too much time to develop interesting courses and the graphics stress the computer at times and shouldn't.

[bubs3141]

Yes it will work. You can use it through the Protee portal. I have used it before in the past.


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[col forbin]

Thanks bubs3141! Any additional thoughts on how it compares to TGC or FSX? The graphics look pretty good and they seem to have a better course selection than FSX. Any thoughts would help!

Thanks again

[mthunt]

IMO, E6 is feature rich but not as good as TGC. I can live without features and like the courses available which is why I like TGC. TGC also suites my eye better than E6, FSX or even JNPG. It may be I'm used to it as I'm a day 1 TGC user. Being able to create courses is nice as well.

[col forbin]

Thanks mthunt! I find TGC to have the most photorealistic graphics among all as well. I have never played E6, but I like a lot of their courses they offer and the graphics look better than FSX. My only real problem with TGC is the course development seems to have slowed down a bit lately. For a while, there were designers churning out great protee friendly courses.

[col forbin]

I could be searching wrong, but when I put in protee, it always comes up with the same pages of courses. Could definitely be my bad! I usually try to stick to courses in the 6500 range.

[mthunt]

Some designers are holding their designs for TGC2. There still more coming out.

[col forbin]

After speaking with Grant from Foresight, I am trusting his confidence and forward vision in FSX. He actually addressed issues I had about the future and reassured me that FSX is a main focus at Foresight. I do like the software and look forward to its future growth. It essentially comes down to me being a course junkie and loving options, which have grown since FSX inception. The convenience and wealth of information offered by FSX makes it a must for me to stick with the product. Yes, I still have TGC and what mthunt has said about TGC2 gives me great hope and leads me to think that E6 would be a bad investment for me.