Foresight Sports Golf-Simulatoren & Launch-Monitore

For overhead units (Falcon/GCHawk), plan a mount height of ~9.5–10.5 ft (≈2.9–3.2 m), with the mat 10–12 ft from the screen and the unit ~4 ft in front of the tee. Foresight’s Sim-In-A-Box enclosures are typically ~9–10 ft high x 14–16 ft deep x ~13 ft wide. Floor units don’t need ceiling mounts - just safe swing clearance and a level hitting area. Always check your chosen model’s install guide.

GCQuad/QuadMAX/Falcon/GCHawk support 1-dot and 4-dot (with the Club Analysis feature enabled). Ball data does not require markers.

Yes, the GC3/GCQuad (and QuadMAX) can all be taken to the range and used outdoors. Just watch out for bad weather and place the unit on a level surface.

FSX Play is the newer graphics engine; FSX 2020 remains feature-rich. Both are Windows-only and share similar PC requirements. Many users run both.

Overheads (Falcon/GCHawk) have large ambidextrous hitting zones—no device movement. Floor units (GC3/GCQuad/QuadMAX) use an on-device L/R toggle and ball placement in the indicated window.

Yes. Putting is supported; for deeper putting metrics (e.g., skid distance, time to roll), add the Essential Putting Analysis to GCQuad.

Minimum: 64-bit Windows 10+, Intel i5 7th-gen+, 8 GB RAM, NVIDIA RTX 3060 or better (higher GPUs like RTX 3070 Ti/3080/3090 recommended). macOS/iOS and AMD GPUs are not supported for FSX Play.

Yes - Foresight lists official integrations here. You’ll need a valid FSX licence (and, for some devices/subscriptions, the appropriate connector).

When ceiling height is limited, floor units (GC3/GCQuad/QuadMAX) are easier to place; overheads generally need ~9.5–10.5 ft mounting height.

Both deliver studio-grade, ambidextrous play. Falcon is the newer, more compact chassis with a 59" x 28" hitting zone; GCHawk offers 52" x 30". Choose based on your bay design and mounting preferences.

GC3: 7" x 10" · GCQuad/QuadMAX: 18" x 14" · Falcon: 59" x 28" · GCHawk: 52" x 30".

Foresight’s photometric cameras measure at impact, which is exceptionally reliable in indoor/short-flight spaces.

They’re small reflective dots applied to the clubface; use 1-dot (all models) or 4-dot (GCQuad/QuadMAX/Falcon/GCHawk) as supported. Replace as needed - think of them as low-cost consumables for club-data sessions.