What to choose?

[Bubba22]

Not sure what you mean Dax?

[goatbarn]

Flightscope Xi and Xi+ are currently only working "officially" with mobile devices....yes.

But I do have it working with E6 and it is going to be integrated with E6 Cloud, officially. So.....your sources are wrong I'd say.

I'll list Henri the owner as my source. lol

[LipOut]

Yes, I have emails from both Flightscope and TruGolf that the Xi will definitely work with E6 cloud. The TruGolf rep stated that, with respect to limited (residential) monthly hours....."There will be a certain amount of hours that come, and a cost to purchase more. The pricing will be reasonable. Stay tuned for more details!"

[Dax]

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Not sure what you mean Dax?

When I saw your post about testing the putting app and knowing you are a tester for Skytrack, I thought to myself that this might be the solution Skytrack was thinking about for their putting.

[Bubba22]

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When I saw your post about testing the putting app and knowing you are a tester for Skytrack, I thought to myself that this might be the solution Skytrack was thinking about for their putting.

No. Skytrak putting works. It's just a firmware upgrade that's needed. I am able to putt/soft chip on Skytrk. Have been for a while now. I am awaiting a software upgrade by E6 to allow it.

The putting app in my mind would be very helpful and cheaper than other options for Flightscope and Trackman to allow for just that, putting. It would need cooperation between the hardware and software for it to work.

[Ryan5508]

So two questions..

Is protee's golf software the same as the protee 2009 demo you can download and Test.

Also what is the minimum width you can build a right hand only home sim. I am looking at maybe 8 foot wide if I am lucky.

[Bubba22]

ProTee 2009 demo is the pc version. It is similair. Most ProTee users are using TGC.

[mthunt]

Can you swing a driver in an 8 foot room? I'd feel like the I'm in Star Wars with the walls closing in.

[Ryan5508]

Don't know if it's my phone but there were like at least 5 more Posts on this thread. Including 1 by me.


I just ordered a 10 by 30 impact net and a monster turf mat. I'm going to set up a basic hitting net area for now. See how that works with the option to transform it later.

[Bubba22]

Keep us posted.

[Ryan5508]

Can anyone recommend a distance from the rear wall I should hang my net?

If I let it hang free or if I weight the bottom.

I picked up galvanized pipe and fittings to build a ceiling mounted frame. This will allow me to easily slide it out of the way and store it. I just don't want to be having to move the entire assembly if I can.

This is the net--http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DX3MOUA?vs=1

[bubs3141]

12 inches would suffice. You can go closer if you put a memory foam behind the net

[mthunt]

12 inches would suffice. You can go closer if you put a memory foam behind the net

I tested memory foam to put behind. The ball punctures it. The foam doesn't give enough and it will get destroyed. I wouldn't use it.

[bubs3141]

I have a screen, net, then 1 inch memory foam. It works well in my setup. The screen is tight, and the net is tight. Memory foam hangs freely.

[Ryan5508]

Are you using some memory foam for a bed or something else?

[cvclub]

FYI, I go along with Bubs....screen followed by net.. I have about 12 inches of space behind and I never deflect that much thx to the net. My original design incorporated a PVC (sched 40) frame but after I hit the top rail and rebounded (nearly knoucking me out!) I switched to a hook system with bungee cords. This works well and now I have no hard surfaces anywhere for a rebound event!