Golfgraffix wrote: » simulatedsports.ie talk to JP, you could do a full set up for about €10k
benny79 wrote: » You ever think of getting one Golfgraffix?
Golfgraffix wrote: » I have one, it’s I as
etxp wrote: » Care to share a picture of the setup?
PARlance wrote: » I have the SC200 since the summer, accurate enough when I brought it to the practice holes on our course (target and laser tested). As a general rule of thumb, it's accurate with irons but loses accuracy with the big sticks. Using it indoors with a net during the winter so it limits the ability for the radar to give accurate distances but similar to extp, I've been using it and focusing on getting swing speeds consistent. Got it on Facebook marketplace for €180 so money well spent imo.
benny79 wrote: » I see mcguirks are now selling 4 different types of launch monitors. 1. Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor RRP - €649 2. Swing Caddie SC200 RRP - €419 3. PRGR - RRP - €229 4. Swing Caddie SC300 RRP - €575 Just wondering has anyone purchased any or would the recommend any? Also has anyone set up a a home simulator? I am toying with the idea probably pipe dreams stuff! As the launch monitors are €14,000 alone how they are so dear I just don't get. But as most people are building bars in the sheds these days. Id love to set up a home simulator. Rick Shiels has a good you tube video were he built a home simulator in his shed, looks class.
benny79 wrote: » Also has anyone set up a a home simulator? I am toying with the idea probably pipe dreams stuff! As the launch monitors are €14,000 alone how they are so dear I just don't get. But as most people are building bars in the sheds these days. Id love to set up a home simulator. Rick Shiels has a good you tube video were he built a home simulator in his shed, looks class.
Innish_Rebel wrote: » Hi Benny79, I have built a home simulator setup based on the Skytrack system. I will take a few pictures & upload when I get a chance. Depending on budget there are a few options. I went skytrak as it is the cheapest entry point with incredibly good performance. Another alternative is Mevo+ really good reviews as well but needs to sit 8-10 ft behind you and "see" the ball flight for similar distance that did not suit my garage. Skytrack is setup next to ball and only needs to see the first 6-12 inches of ball flight so distance to net/screen doesn't matter. I went with TGC2019 software & have a gaming PC with projector hitting into a screen so am playing a lot of real life courses & have joind an online tour where we play the current PGA tournament (Augusta was class a few weeka ago!!!). If you need any help or advice drop me a PM I can assure you I spent hours online reading up on ll the various options - I also know the system I will buy when I win the lottery!!! M.
Luckycharm wrote: » How does the online tour work, do you have to download a new course each week is there a cost?
benny79 wrote: » Cheers mate. May I ask roughly how much it costed? I was looking at reviews of the Mevo was more of people using it as a launch monitor at the range. Space is my problem as my back garden isnt that big but toying with the idea of getting a wooden shed and setting one up in that. My boss bought one 16ft x 10ft and insulted it and turned it into a bar! Looks class has 50 inch telly, sofa, chairs the works which gave me the idea. Unfortunately I dont have that space but dont think Id need that much for a home set up.
searay wrote: » The 4 you've mentioned give data on distances and speeds going in a straight line and they are all useable on the range or course. They don't tell you whether it's a hook, or slice etc so they are of limited use in a net. For a simulator set-up, Skytrak is the starting point and it's selling for Sterling£2,000. Rick Shiels uses a GC Quad and they are a multiple of that. Forseight are advertising GCQuad simulator packages for over €20,000.
Ath trasna wrote: » @Innish_Rebel - Thanks for all the info that you have given so far, just wondering what kind of head height you have. I'm looking at building a shed this year to initially house a net to shoot into but further down the road would love to get some form of a simulator going. I have a 4mx4m base to work off but unsure of what height I need to go to. I was thinking I'd need to go to about 3m.
benny79 wrote: » I have 16ft long and 9ft wide to work with. height wise I was told 91/2 ft to 10 ft. I was look at a 2.5m x 3.25m screen which is 8.2ft x 10.6ft height. That was with simulated sports. They all seem to 3.25m height. I have to get a shed first. I know my Boss got a 10ft x 16ft shed and made a bar out of it. Some job. But because I need a awkward size (9ft wide) might have to get one made. Unless anyone has and suggestions? I was wondering if shed company's would actually do this as there really only trimming a foot of the width.
etxp wrote: » I couldn't imagine the likes of Steeltech refusing to build you a custom shed. They could still use the sides they would just need to make new ends and roof parts.
