TCG without trial

[ktalbot]

Trying to decide on simulator software. Have Netreturn Pro, Skytrak, and a gaming PC. Trialed E6 and thought the graphics were only so so. I’m leaning towards TGC (as JNPG is no longer an option), but am dismayed by not being able to trial. Furthermore with $395 yearly and $795 lifetime options, lifetime seems like a better deal. Before dropping that much $$, I’m trying to minimize surprises. I am left handed, and plan to play with righties, including my 11 and 13 year old sons. How does TGC handle lefty/righty play and shorter/longer tees? Any other surprises to be aware of? Thanks ahead for your responses!

[penrose]

first let me say most of us paid 1000 with no trial so you are already better off a few years later. Right vs left I do not think matters in the software. Tees - only one set of tees in the current version of TGC. A new version expected soon - I say 2019 in march but no one knows will allow different tees per game. I have tried all 3 and TGC is the best overall. There are many good courses in the 6200 to 6500 range and many in the 6800 plus range.

[ktalbot]

Thanks! So you can have a lefty and righty play together without an issue? worked with E6.

[mthunt]

When you play with left and right handed players, the software doesn't matter. All you see on the screen is the ball. The current TGC doesn't allow multiple tees at once but it seems the new one will allow this.

[ktalbot]

thanks. With E6, it triggered skytrak to switch between left and right modes, depending on which player was up. Presuming TGC does the same?

[wbond]

you are either going to have to move the ST between players/shots or have someone hit over the top of the ST and leave it in one mode.

[ProTee United]

thanks. With E6, it triggered skytrak to switch between left and right modes, depending on which player was up. Presuming TGC does the same?

Yes, it does the same.