Foresight Sports GCQuad
Space requirements
Side-placed camera unit with same footprint guidance as other Foresight floor units (~10 ft W x 12 ft L x 9 ft H rooms commonly cited by retailers); no minimum ball flight required.
- Width: 10 ft workable offset, 14 ft for a centered both-handed bay (industry guidance — see model).
What it measures
Ball data (9): ball speed, launch angle, side angle, total spin, side spin / spin axis, carry distance, apex, descent angle, offline from target
Club data (9): club head speed, smash factor, club path, angle of attack, loft at impact, lie at impact, face angle, impact location, closure rate (club data requires fiducial club marker stickers, included; up to 4-dot mode)
Measured vs. calculated: Quadrascopic cameras directly measure ball launch (speed, angles, spin) and club delivery; full club face data requires fiducial markers placed on the clubface per Foresight support. Carry/total/apex modeled in FSX from measured launch.
Accuracy: Long-time tour standard for club-and-ball photometric measurement; used by PGA Tour players and club fitters (Foresight marketing; golf.com coverage of tour usage of GCQuad club markers).
Software & subscriptions
Compatible software: FSX Play · FSX 2020 · FSX Pro Performance · Foresight Fairgrounds · GSPro · E6 Connect · TGC 2019 · Awesome Golf · Creative Golf 3D
Notes
Pricing: June 2026 Father's Day sale $11,999 (reg. $15,999) at foresightsports.com; Foresight is selling down GCQuad stock in favor of QuadMAX and offers a GCQuad-to-QuadMAX conversion program
Left-handed players: Side-placed; must be moved to the opposite side of the ball for left-handed golfers.
Being phased out: Foresight runs a paid GCQuad-to-QuadMAX conversion program and forum/retailer reports indicate stock sell-down, but it was still sold new at full retail in June 2026. Removable lithium-ion battery, 6-8 hours.
Release year: 2017 · Connectivity: WiFi, USB, Ethernet · Indoor: yes · Outdoor: yes