Foresight Sports golf simulators

Foresight Sports makes the photometric launch monitors used in club fitting bays, from the GC3 up to the GCQuad and the ceiling-mounted GCHawk. The GC3 and GCQuad sit beside the ball and need no subscription, which changes the long-run cost against cheaper hardware.

Foresight Sports launch monitors we track

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Launch monitorSitsSensorCeilingRoom depthPrice
Foresight Sports GC3Beside the ballCamera13 ft$6,999Check price
Foresight Sports GCHawkOverheadCamera$9,498Check price
Foresight Sports GCQuadBeside the ballCamera13 ftCheck price

Room depth is the minimum this unit can work in, counting clearance behind the screen, ball flight and the space the sensor itself needs. A dash means the maker does not publish that figure, never that we guessed it. Each unit’s page lists its sources and the date they were read.

How the Foresight Sports range is shaped

3

models we track

$6,999+

from, across the range

13 ft

least room depth in the range

GC3, GCQuad sit beside the ball, so they impose no ceiling requirement of their own and need no space behind you beyond your own backswing. The trade is that a shared bay with a left handed golfer means moving the unit between sessions.

GCHawk mount overhead, so they consume no floor space at all, and nothing needs repositioning between right and left handed golfers. The trade is a fixed mount height band and a ceiling you have to be able to drill into.

GC3 and GCQuad need an annual subscription to play a course, which over five years can close a large gap in hardware price. The subscription guide runs the arithmetic.

What Foresight Sports tells you before you buy

Foresight Sports publishes some of it and leaves the rest to retailers and forums.

Published forOf 3 models
Minimum ceiling height0 of 3
Ball flight needed to the screen0 of 3
Where the sensor physically sits0 of 3
A list price2 of 3

Where a maker publishes nothing we do not borrow a number. The unit is checked against our own 8 ft floor and the row says so, which is the whole method set out on how we verify.

Will a Foresight Sports fit your room?

Ceiling height and room depth decide this more than budget does, and the answer differs across Foresight Sports’s own range because the sensors do not all sit in the same place.

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Complete packages built around Foresight Sports

What matters most?
PackageLaunch monitorRoom it needsPrice

Foresight GC3 SwingBay Golf Simulator Package

Rain or Shine Golf · SwingBay 8x10 Enclosure

Lowest priceSmallest roomNo annual fee
Foresight Sports GC311 ft wide, 15 ft deep, 8 ft 1 in ceiling$9,498See package

Foresight GCQuad SwingBay Golf Simulator Package

Rain or Shine Golf · SwingBay 8x10 Enclosure

Smallest roomNo annual feeIndoor and outdoor
Foresight Sports GCQuad11 ft wide, 15 ft deep, 8 ft 1 in ceiling$19,498See package

Foresight GCQuad Retractable Golf Simulator Package

Rain or Shine Golf

No annual feeIndoor and outdoor
Foresight Sports GCQuad11 ft wide, 15 ft deep, 8 ft 6 in ceiling$19,499See package

Carl’s Foresight QuadMAX Golf Package

Carl's Place

No annual feeIndoor and outdoor
Foresight Sports GCQuad10 ft 6 in ceiling$27,017See package

Room figures are the retailer’s own published minimum for that package, not our arithmetic. Where a retailer publishes none we fall back to checking the launch monitor and the enclosure separately and say so. We show one price and never a struck-through one, because a was-price is a claim about the past that we cannot check. Prices move often, so treat these as the figure on the date each package cites.

Every Foresight Sports model

Common questions

How much room does a Foresight GC3 need?+

Foresight does not publish a room-size guide or space requirements for the GC3. Every room dimension quoted for it elsewhere comes from a retailer or a blog. We check it against our own safety floors instead and label the row as such rather than repeat a number Foresight never stated.

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