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  • h0und10
    Junior Member
    • May 2019
    • 13

    #1

    Simulator / Launch monitor help

    So I picked up an old hitting mat from a local course, I have a pretty powerful desktop, and spare TV. I bought a cheapo net online (that I hope will hold up for now)

    Eventually If I keep up with the hobby I will upgrade everything to end up with a projector and impact screen etc.

    Looking for sims I get confused by all the marketing jumbo. I see 200 dollar units advertising they do just as much as the high end units.
    Are there brands to stay away from? or certain brands to go towards?

    My criteria:
    ACCURACY, my number one thing because why else have a sim?
    1000 bucks max.
    Ideally would like to not have a monthly or yearly subscription (for now)
    I do not plan on playing too much multiplayer online but would like to have buddies over so just a few preloaded courses would be fine.
    This will mostly be used for game improvement so the more things it can track (accurately) the better
    I would like to track things like swing speed, spin, launch angle, draws, fade, club path, smash factor, carry, ball speed, face angle, etc
    Also I am lefty so it has to be able to adjust to lefty and righty fairly quickly
  • wbond
    Ultimate Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 3489

    #2
    You will not find what you are looking for in that price range. It just doesn't exist.

    Units under 1k
    Optishot
    Rmotion
    P3proswing

    You will have to review to know the limitations of each to level set your expectations.
    Last edited by wbond; 05-07-2019, 09:02 PM.

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    • h0und10
      Junior Member
      • May 2019
      • 13

      #3
      So to get all my needs, How much am I looking at spending?

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      • wbond
        Ultimate Member
        • Oct 2014
        • 3489

        #4
        About 10K gets you a GC2 and HMT which gives you both club and ball data. There are also flightscope and trackman options, but you need more room indoors for radar units and generally indoors people have more faith in the GC2.

        Ball data only
        Skytrak 2k
        GC2 Used about 4k to new around 6k

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        • Ports
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          6k for a new gc2?
      • h0und10
        Junior Member
        • May 2019
        • 13

        #5
        Originally posted by wbond View Post
        About 10K gets you a GC2 and HMT which gives you both club and ball data. There are also flightscope and trackman options, but you need more room indoors for radar units and generally indoors people have more faith in the GC2.

        Ball data only
        Skytrak 2k
        GC2 Used about 4k to new around 6k
        Thank you!

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        • Bubba22
          Sim Guru
          • Aug 2014
          • 2992

          #6
          For 1K, you wont get anything that will meet those demands. I recommend spending a bit more and look at the Protee or Skytrak. Good luck and keep us posted.

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          • SkeetShooter
            Advanced Member
            • Feb 2019
            • 464

            #7
            I think Skytrak is your best option here. And as far as playing sim courses, you will need to spend the $100-200 per year in subscription costs for play and improve. Then $895 The Golf Club 2019.

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            • h0und10
              Junior Member
              • May 2019
              • 13

              #8
              Originally posted by Bubba22 View Post
              For 1K, you wont get anything that will meet those demands. I recommend spending a bit more and look at the Protee or Skytrak. Good luck and keep us posted.
              I will keep the forum posted. I am trying to just get a cheap system up and running to see if i keep up with the hobby. We are building a house in the next year and If I am still into it, I am planning on doing a full on sim / man cave room. I will post a fun build of that when the time comes

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