2014 PGA Merchandise Show

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  • John
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 157

    #31
    That is exactly what I thought. I am not being critical. I am just guessing that if it was not demonstrated, then it is not ready.

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    • Maverick
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      • Aug 2014
      • 289

      #32
      Noticed the guy said April or May release....

      Why in the world would you go to the show and not sow it off in action? Remember last year? e6 II was shown in action but where is it now?

      Not sure why Cory didn't ask about the live demonstrations???

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      • John
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 157

        #33
        If I worked for Foresight, and the GC2T was ready, then I would be saying "Watch this!" and swinging away.

        I know Cory likes to keep his vids pretty short, so maybe they ran out of time? I suppose that is possible.

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        • Maverick
          Offline
          • Aug 2014
          • 289

          #34
          I'm sure Cory asked about it. Perhaps off camera??

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          • zip
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2014
            • 204

            #35
            So does the purchase of the GC-T at the rates we're hearing (~$6500) get you both the left and right units? That would actually begin to make the pricing make some sense.

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            • Maverick
              Offline
              • Aug 2014
              • 289

              #36
              I don't think so. I think they meant that it could easily be moved to accommondate both left and right during a round. Less bulky than the GC2.

              $6500 for two GC-T would be too good to be true.

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              • S Vito
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2014
                • 6

                #37
                They definitely are hoping that indoor golf centers will buy both "tee markers" to accommodate both handed players. Normally a tee box has 2 tee markers, hence the "T" name...they look like tee markers...hello.

                Not saying that their pricing isn't horrendous...but, I highly doubt they still mean for commercial places to have to pick these up and move them. They plan on these places to buy both "tee markers".

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                • Maverick
                  Offline
                  • Aug 2014
                  • 289

                  #38
                  What you're saying makes sense. I was just going by what I read or heard. And they were referring to the home users.

                  As for indoor golf centers using two $6500 GC-T's, its tough enough to stay profitable with just the cost of one GC2 per bay. Its tough enough to stay profitable period. Places with long winter month have better luck obviously.

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                  • Bubba22
                    Sim Guru
                    • Aug 2014
                    • 3004

                    #39
                    I agree. The concept is to have them buy 2 units so lefties and righties issue are solved. Well you could have done that with the standard GC2 unless the software didn't allow both to be connected.

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                    • Maverick
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                      • Aug 2014
                      • 289

                      #40
                      If they're expecting most people to buy two GC-T's, they're going to be very disappointed.

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                      • Bubba22
                        Sim Guru
                        • Aug 2014
                        • 3004

                        #41
                        I agree!

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                        • HWoods
                          Super Member
                          • Aug 2014
                          • 695

                          #42
                          The kiosk version doesn't do both left/right handers? What's the point in that.

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                          • Maverick
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                            • Aug 2014
                            • 289

                            #43
                            Sure it can. You just need a dolly to move it back and forth. It sell like hotcakes.

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                            • jeremiah
                              Advanced Member
                              • Aug 2014
                              • 271

                              #44
                              That was frickin' hilarious! :-)

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                              • Bubba22
                                Sim Guru
                                • Aug 2014
                                • 3004

                                #45
                                Lol!

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