Game improvement question

[Gbass442]

Looking into purchasing a sky track bundle w impact screen and 1yr of game improvement and WGT..

have a 2 part question.

in some of the demos and reviews I’ve seen, the sky track will keep my info and dial in my clubs distances over time (let me know if this is or isn’t true). Can I create a user profile for myself with my actual clubs (ex..Taylormade m6’s etc..) and list the clubs I actually carry in my cart bag?
IF SO, can I then create a couple of other profiles for when my buddies want to play and use the improvement mode also so it will track their info snd not mess mine up

thanks in advance for anyone who takes the time to help on this.

[GungHoGolf]

Good questions.

First of all, note that the $100/yr Game Improvement Plan (GIP) does not come with WGT course-play sim software. For that, you need the $200/yr Play and Improve Plan (the inclusion of WGT is the only difference between the two subscriptions). Also note that WGT is not highly regarded in the sim software world - it's iOS-only and single-player only, not true 3D, and most report short game shots are difficult to judge in the game. We recommend getting GIP only - it unlocks the best features of the SkyTrak range app, and lets you connect to really good 3rd-party sim software like TGC 2019 and E6 Connect (see our article comparing them at https://gunghogolf.com/articles/tgc2019-vs-e6connect)

In the SkyTrak range app (for PC or mobile device), yes, you can customize your bag with your own clubs. You can also add multiple other player profiles, and their data and clubs will be saved as well. These custom clubs and player profiles won't carry over to TGC or E6 Connect - they'll be for practice sessions only.

If you buy your SkyTrak through us, we'll be happy to help you maximize the rest of your studio for your budget - currently we have them in stock and ready to ship: https://store.gunghogolf.com/SkyTrak...tor-p179773379.

You mentioned a bundle with impact screen, but you'll typically save money with our DIY impact screen instructions: https://gunghogolf.com/articles/diy-...reen-enclosure