The same launch monitor trusted by Tiger Woods, Bryson DeChambeau, and over 100 tour professionals — built into a complete home simulator studio with tour-level precision and no calibration drift.
Quadrascopic cameras capture ball speed, launch angle, spin axis and true spin rate directly from the ball — accurate to within fractions of a degree. What you see on screen is what your swing actually did.
Angle of attack, club path, face angle, and impact location. This is the data teaching pros charge $200/hour to show you.
Needs just 10' of room depth behind the ball. Works in garages, basements, and spare rooms with 9'+ ceilings.
FSX Play includes closest-to-pin contests, mini-games, and multiplayer — it earns its footprint year-round.
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Launch monitor | Foresight Sports GCQuad (ball + club data) |
| Enclosure | SIG12 premium enclosure, 12'W × 9'H × 5'D, blackout side barriers |
| Impact screen | Commercial-grade, 4K-rated, 240gsm triple-layer |
| Projector | 4K UHD short-throw, ceiling mount included |
| Hitting mat | 5' × 5' tour-grade turf, real-tee compatible |
| Software | FSX Play + FSX Pro (25+ courses, skills challenges, online events) |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer (extendable), lifetime dealer support |
Photometric (camera) systems like the GCQuad photograph the ball at impact, so they're accurate in short indoor spaces and unaffected by room lighting. Radar systems (TrackMan, Mevo+) track ball flight over distance and prefer 8+ feet of flight room, which most home rooms can't give them. For indoor builds, cameras win — this is why camera-based units dominate home installations.
Entry packages ($2,000–$5,000) use consumer launch monitors and are fine for entertainment. Mid-range ($5,000–$12,000) adds better enclosures and projection. Luxury packages ($12,000–$30,000) use tour-grade monitors with club data — the difference is whether the sim can actually improve your game or just host it. If you take lessons or play to a single-digit handicap, club data pays for itself.
Measure before anything else. You need enough height to swing driver without fear: 9' minimum for most golfers, 10' if you're tall or steep. Everything else about a room can be worked around; ceiling height can't.
A proper impact screen and 4K projector transform the experience from "hitting into a net with an iPad" to playing Pebble Beach at dusk. If the budget forces a choice, buy the best launch monitor you can and upgrade projection later — data quality is permanent, screens are replaceable.
This package installs in 4–6 hours with two people; every order includes a video walkthrough and live install support. White-glove professional installation is available at checkout in most metro areas.
Independent testing consistently shows the GCQuad within 1–2% of TrackMan on ball data outdoors, and more accurate indoors, where radar has too little ball flight to measure. It's the launch monitor Foresight sells to the PGA Tour's own players.
Minimum 12'W × 15'L × 9'H. The critical number is ceiling height — swing a driver where you plan to install and confirm clearance before ordering.
Yes. It runs on battery for up to 6 hours and works in full sunlight, so it doubles as a portable range tool.
Yes — the GCQuad detects left- and right-handed players automatically, with no repositioning.
FSX Play and FSX Pro with 25+ courses including Pebble Beach. Optional integrations include GSPro for community-built courses.
Orders ship within 2–3 business days via freight (free, curbside). Self-installation takes 4–6 hours; white-glove installation can be scheduled at checkout.
Yes — from $432/month, with 0% APR options at 12 months, subject to approval.
Send us your room dimensions before ordering and we'll confirm fit. If a delivered enclosure doesn't fit, we exchange sizes at no restocking fee.
Talk to a simulator specialist — we'll confirm your room fits, recommend the right configuration, and lock in free shipping.
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