Foresight Sports GCHawk Bronze Golf Simulator Package

Pricing. The base price of the GCHawk launch monitor is $16,000. But to get any use out of it at all, you’ll need to get an FSX software license with it, bringing the total cost to $19,000.

If you are looking for how much the GCQuad costs, the MSRP starts at $11,000 for the unit and you can visit the detailed website provided by Golf Simulator Videos for more custom quotes and more Foresight Sports GCQuad information

It’s a Game Changer

With the GC2, you can practice or play golf in any environment with equally trusted results. Indoors, the GC2 produces the most accurate measurements of ball characteristics at launch – period. Plug the GC2 into a computer and turn any space into a performance-driven golf simulator.

The Trackman is better outdoors where space is unlimited and the GCQuad is better indoors where space is limited. But both can be used indoors or outdoors, given the right conditions. If we had to choose one launch monitor, we’d choose the GCQuad.

Accuracy is comparable to the industry leading Trackman in the first three categories (swing, impact, ball flight). And while not quite matching Trackman (which tracks the ball through full flight) on distance, the GCQuad runs it incredibly close.

The GC2 is what’s known as a launch monitor. Using a high-speed stereoscopic camera system, it measures exactly what’s happening at the moment your club impacts the ball. The system can directly measure the ball’s speed, back and side spin, launch angle, and azimuth.

All things considered, the GC2 is almost as reliable as TrackMan when it comes to outdoor performance, while there is no obvious performance difference indoors. The GC2 never missed a shot during my tests, but one thing I will say is this: it tends to overestimate carry distance on low-spin driver shots.

The amount of space you need for a Foresight simulator depends on the model you choose. The minimum space requirements for the Foresight GC3 are 10 feet wide, 12 feet long, and 9 feet high. For the Foresight GC Quad, the minimum space requirements are 10 feet wide, 12 feet long, and 9 feet high. However, I recommend having more space than the minimum requirements for a more comfortable experience. For example, I recommend having a space that is 18 feet long, 15 feet wide, and 10 feet high for the GC3 and 18 feet long, 16 feet wide, and 10 feet high for the GC Quad. This will allow you to swing freely and have more room to move around.

Here are some additional tips for choosing the right space for your Foresight simulator:

• Make sure the space is well-lit.
• The floor should be level and free of obstacles.
• The ceiling should be high enough to allow you to swing freely.
• There should be enough space behind the impact screen for the ball to bounce back.
• If you are planning on using a projector, make sure there is enough space for the projector and screen.

• The package includes the GCHawk launch monitor, FSX 2020 software, a hitting mat, a projector, a retractable screen, and a computer with a pre-installed software.

The GCHawk launch monitor is known for its exceptional accuracy, providing precise data on ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, and clubhead speed. It uses high-speed cameras and advanced algorithms to ensure accurate shot analysis.

Yes, the GCHawk Bronze package is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It can be set up in a dedicated indoor space or used outdoors with a portable hitting net.