Best Upgrade after Skytrak? $5,000-$11,000 price range.

[chastjon]

I currently have skytrak and it is mostly good, except the delay and occasional no reads drive me insane. I want to upgrade, but not sure the best option. I currently have TGC and would like to stick with that. I was thinking the Uneekor Eye Xo was what i'm going to go with, but wondering if there is a better option in the middle for price? Looked at GC2, but just seems like you need to buy all their extra software to make it good.

[BigJohn]

My recommendation would be Uneekor QED. I have it, love it and my game has improved incredibly.
The 2x price difference between QED and EyeXO is not justified unless the availability of a few measured (vs. calculated) "club head" parameters is worth ~$5,000 to you.
Both units provide all of the same measured "ball data", which is what TGC develops the entire "ball trajectory" from.

[chastjon]

The QED actually went up in price, so the difference is $3,000 right now. But yeah I was on the fence on those two. The marked ball thing seemed to be the main difference between them. Seems like everyone who has either system really likes it.

[alexsmith11]

I was in the same boat. Had a skytrak with for 2 years and loved it, also had TGC2019 but was getting frustrated with the no reads. Bought a GC2 and paid the transfer fee with protee and couldn’t be happier. No need for FSX to get TGC 2019 to work.

[chastjon]

Good to know! Did you have to buy any other things or just the gc2 unit?

[alexsmith11]

Nothing else. GC2 and transfer fee for TGC 2019. Oh actually, I bought a metal case from Andy on this forum, my 5year old has a good shot, but occasionally shanks one close to the unit (he never hit it yet) so happy to have it in there.

[COgolfengineer]

You can't go wrong with a GC2. It's accuracy is unquestioned, however you only get ball data. You can discern the club info from the ball flight but if you want numbers on the club info, the Uneekor QED is about the same price. Plus it gives video playback of the club coming through the ball and the ability to add swing cameras to the system. The EYEXO is also a great value with the ability to use any ball compared to the QED and the base software is better. For the value, the Uneekor QED or EYEXO are hard to beat. I've had lessons at Golftec where they use GC2 and GCquad and the numbers are very similar to my EYEXO, so I have good confidence with the accuracy of the EYEXO.

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