What are your thoughts on the Foresight courses? I just grabbed a Bushnell Launch Pro and will get a handful of the FSX courses with it. Currently use (and love) GSPro.
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Honestly I enjoy the Foresight courses and data I get from that software. GSPro adds variety of courses for the low subscription fee, but I feel I get different results from the simulation on GSPro versus Foresight. Launch and ball flight.
Ah interesting! Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to share some results once I get everything up and running.
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Would be interesting to see if you notice any differences.
Am I apart of this if I use an iPad with mlm2pro?
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Because my setup is busted @$$... But damn is it fun...I was jonesing to hot a few. $hitty weather tomorrow... Means garage time during work.
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Hey I started out with a GC3, iPad and net. I’m getting there…now I have a gaming computer…but it’s starting to get really hot in the garage in Florida.
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You could hook up the portable ac i gave you and make it 70 in there
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Cut out one of the garage windows and put the return in there. Game changer
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Hahaha aren't all you Florida golfers bougie?Window?we don’t have windows in the non bougie section.
Cut a hole in wall and duct it out. I could not lose my window as it is the pass through for all the outdoor dining suppliesWindow?
How big of a building do I need to have a simulator that allows me to swing freely. I’m thinking GC3
As hard as you hit it?
You thinking projector and screen or a net and something?
Screen and the full works. Have to do the building before I purchase a packageAs hard as you hit it?
You thinking projector and screen or a net and something?
Anyone hitting in standard garage? Trying to beat position without taking out he garage door opener.
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Ideally, you'll have 9.5-10 foot ceilings (minimum).Screen and the full works. Have to do the building before I purchase a package
You can squeeze closer to the screen with a photo based option like ST+ or GC, but I'd still probably lean towards 8 feet ball to screen. You'll need a little buffer between screen and the wall as well - maybe a foot. 7-8 behind is probably best so you don't feel too cramped. You could probably get away with 12 feet horizontally.
Gotta consider you may want a little storage space too.
I'm in a 2 car with the door opener right in the middle. I set up right under it and have absolutely no fear of hitting the opener.
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yea, I used to have a one car. The trick was to basically be right under the opener.
I did hit it once though.
This is my setup as well, except a 1.5 car garage. I have only hit the my mounting bracket a wedge or two on some weird swings but I have that padded now. Will probably upgrade to a side mount opener this summer.
