I think that is a particularly harsh view of skytrak. You can go look around older gc2 or trackman forums and find individual accounts of hardware malfunctions etc involving systems that were MUCH more expensive and didn't work on anything but a hi end computer. Those stories also ravage the product makers for poor customer service. i still love hitting balls with the range app. I wish they could make it better in multiple ways but it is absolutely worth it. I was told I would likely get tired of hitting balls only but have not in getting on a year.
I almost didn't get the product because of skygolf. I have friends who have had customer service issues with their gps devices without a satisfactory resolution. Appears they are carrying on that tradition but....isn't willymakeit getting his problem taken care of?
I bought a unit early for 1500$ and have still not approached the 2000$ mark. Seth reached out to us regarding the sync/gip package which I greatly appreciate.
In the end part of me wishes I would have gotten foresight stuff (gc2)....until I think about the 8000 dollars I have in my pocket (roughly including the price of a unit,software and the proper machine to run it). We need to continue to compare skytrak to gc2 and trackman (I have done testing vs both and they are very close), but we always need to be aware of the large price difference. I drive an Acura. It's nice. It is not the same car as a loaded Audi or Lexus. They cost more.
I am not in love with wgt. It is frustrating. But I have always been less interested in a full sim because to do it right I knew it still costs a lot. Not 2000. In time the skytrak may get there. I was hoping for this winter but it looks like it's not happening. i have a young son that refuses to do wgt because of the inconsistency especially putting. But we still go into the golf room (ok it is a storage area) and hit balls on the range together. And I can hit balls all winter here in Ohio.
When the other sims come out I don't know what to do. I have to buy a computer AND software. Difficult to blindly drop that much money without knowing what will come of it. But I have zero regrets about the skytrak after a year other than I have to work and take care of kids too much to play with it more
I almost didn't get the product because of skygolf. I have friends who have had customer service issues with their gps devices without a satisfactory resolution. Appears they are carrying on that tradition but....isn't willymakeit getting his problem taken care of?
I bought a unit early for 1500$ and have still not approached the 2000$ mark. Seth reached out to us regarding the sync/gip package which I greatly appreciate.
In the end part of me wishes I would have gotten foresight stuff (gc2)....until I think about the 8000 dollars I have in my pocket (roughly including the price of a unit,software and the proper machine to run it). We need to continue to compare skytrak to gc2 and trackman (I have done testing vs both and they are very close), but we always need to be aware of the large price difference. I drive an Acura. It's nice. It is not the same car as a loaded Audi or Lexus. They cost more.
I am not in love with wgt. It is frustrating. But I have always been less interested in a full sim because to do it right I knew it still costs a lot. Not 2000. In time the skytrak may get there. I was hoping for this winter but it looks like it's not happening. i have a young son that refuses to do wgt because of the inconsistency especially putting. But we still go into the golf room (ok it is a storage area) and hit balls on the range together. And I can hit balls all winter here in Ohio.
When the other sims come out I don't know what to do. I have to buy a computer AND software. Difficult to blindly drop that much money without knowing what will come of it. But I have zero regrets about the skytrak after a year other than I have to work and take care of kids too much to play with it more

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