GCQuad Launch Monitor

I have tried these out when taking lessons at Golf Tec. They are a good simulator, BUT they are not the best. In my opinion, the Mevo+ and Skytrak are much, much cheaper( about 2 grand, but they come with 5 courses already). Don't waste 15 grand of a simulator when you can get a better one for cheaper. Heck, even the $400 opti shot 2 can hang with this with accuracy and system wise.

Hardware is ok, but overall price is expensive. Costs an extra $4,000 just for club analysis. You get way more bang for your buck using other products.

I've only had my GCQuad for a couple of weeks and let me tell you that this thing is absolutely amazing. I've been using a SkyTrak for the past year and GCQuad is the Rolls Royce of launch monitors. Rich in sales made the buying process seamless and I got a great deal as they were having the holiday bundle with the M6 driver. Plus I got some extra courses thrown in. The accuracy of the unit surpasses anything I have ever used in the past. Distances and ball flight have been spot on and FSX18 is pretty good too. The courses look great and play realistic. I'm already up to 14 courses and almost have played them all; so much fun. I will be giving the fairgrounds a try in the next week or so. FSX Live is great as well. All your rounds and sessions are right there for you to review and analyze. I can't recommend this product enough. I know this will be improving my golf game and I will be having a blast in my very own simulator at home.

Completely satisfied with my quad. Using it with FSX software, I now play more golf than I ever have before. My friends are completely jealous because, with young families, they now get to play golf only a couple times per year. Meanwhile, I play on my simulator around five times per week. When I play outdoor golf, I hit the same shots and the same yardages as shown by the quad inside. For awhile, I occasionally went against what the quad has told me my club selection should be, believing I needed one less or one more club to an outdoor green because of "feel" or other subjective factors. I paid the price of coming up short or long too many times to keep doing it. Ever since, my rule is that I simply don't overrule my quad.

I originally built a 200 yard driving range in the front yard with a tee box and staked out every 10 yards. Lots of maintenance cutting grass, picking up golf balls over 200 yards by 60 yards. I have researched different launch monitors over the past year and came to the conclusion the GC2 with the HMT accessory was the best choice for my purposes. My grandson and I hit off a "real feel mat" into a net with a 55" monitor through an alienware computer. This has been the best decision yet, the range provides so much data such as carry, roll out, off line distance, etc. Now we practice on the monitor and verify on the grass. My Grandson is much more engaged as the courses are like video games, yet one still has to swing a golf club and hit a golf ball. The quality of the feedback is priceless.

I’ve owned the Quad a little over a year and my game and gapping of my yardages has improved dramatically. Knowing is everything in the game of golf no more hitting shots to the green that fall short or too long because now I know with practicing will this equipment and using FSX2018 there is no guessing involved.

Good experience overall, the product performs as advertised. Graphics for the premium courses is very good. The optional course conditions makes the golf experience variable, fun, and challenging. The Closest to the pin competition is also fun and challenging. I have shown and recommended my system to friends.