Best Sim for Practice?

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  • taylor310
    Member
    • Sep 2016
    • 84

    #1

    Best Sim for Practice?

    What is everyone's thought on best Simulation for practice? I've always heard Trugolf was the best with the different practice/training options they offer. I was considering if it was worth the 300 a month just for that. I already have TGC but am not really interested in playing full rounds. More interested in just range work, skills games, etc. A while ago I used some of the different training courses on TGC, but lately I've just been using the range option on an Android Tablet.
  • wterryiv
    Member
    • Jul 2016
    • 56

    #2
    I've been very happy using the built in range and skills assessment over the past year. I think the $99 a year package would cover most of what you want.

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    • penrose
      Super Member
      • May 2016
      • 754

      #3
      where is e6 300 a month? Anyway, e6 does have groovy practice stuff. I like the "quick games" they have now - you basically shoot at objects, monsters, animals, etc, depends on the theme and when you hit them they blow up. JNPG has combines - I have not tried them but flightscope has them and I think is a great way to find your weak points and your progress to getting better. I do not like to practice very much - just play rounds.

      TGC can be used for practice with the par 3 and replay feature on a given hole. I have said it before the question is not which software is the best, but how many can you afford - they all offer some type of value.

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      • taylor310
        Member
        • Sep 2016
        • 84

        #4
        Originally posted by penrose View Post
        where is e6 300 a month? Anyway, e6 does have groovy practice stuff. I like the "quick games" they have now - you basically shoot at objects, monsters, animals, etc, depends on the theme and when you hit them they blow up. JNPG has combines - I have not tried them but flightscope has them and I think is a great way to find your weak points and your progress to getting better. I do not like to practice very much - just play rounds.

        TGC can be used for practice with the par 3 and replay feature on a given hole. I have said it before the question is not which software is the best, but how many can you afford - they all offer some type of value.
        Sorry, I meant 300 a year.

        I guess I should try the 30 day trial and see how i like it compared to the 99 a year package i have now.

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        • Shawn Foley
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2017
          • 15

          #5
          SkyTrak driving range is more than adequate for what you need and will be the best value out there.

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