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GC2 vs Uneekor QED - I am looking to potentially change up my SIm as my son is a lefty and I’m a righty. I want to stay within a reasonable price point to make it easier to play together. Is the the Uneekor QED a viable option?
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I had both and did a side by side comparison years ago and sold the GC2 and still have the QED...QED is a reliable accurate machine. Downside is you have to use stickers on the balls or the balls they sell you with the dots already on them.Originally posted by russelup View Post -
After much indecision I went with the qed last year, no regrets. Love the overhead position. Need marked balls and a sticker on clubs but that not an issue for me. Bought a couple dozen "milled balls" and they work out just fine. Bought it used from a forum member, and it worked out great. No yearly subscription if you buy used and its grandfathered in.Comment
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I've had a QED for 4 years now, absolutely love it. Rock solid performance and with the milled balls mentioned above (from IowaCat89) I have total confidence in the ball data.Comment
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Thanks all for the input (sorry for not responding sooner). I am still working through the decision, but very glad to hear the QED is solid.Comment
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Apparently Uneekor is going to reveal a new device called the Eye XR at the PGA show in a couple of weeks. It's mounted behind the golfer, like the QED, and won't require marked golf balls.
You might want to wait and see before making the decision.
Either it will be better than the QED and you'll want to go that direction, or, releasing it will de-value the QED so you might be able to pick up a used one for even less than they're going for now on the used market.Comment
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