I’m sure Golf Monthly didn’t pay for this one.

You don’t have to buy one (I have a gc2h); you can get a membership at a range that has them.

Some Dude never seen a range in my area of uk that has them. Any clues as to where I might find one ?

Would love to see how you feel a Skytrak stands up against the GC quad. I am lucky enough to have a Skytrak at home and from what I can see the biggest downside is a lack of club data, would be interested in hearing your thoughts, perhaps do a back to back of the popular units??

Andy Green how would I know? I don’t know your area. I’m not in U.K. Check with golf shops and things too. Sometimes you can work something out with the manager of the store to hit balls. Or, save up and buy one. I did and love it.

Andy Ransley others have done this already. Search KZfaq.

Not quite. No one is telling you to buy one. This is no different than someone telling you how nice a Ferrari is or something. If you’re not in the target audience, it’s not for you. However, there are other LMs much less expensive. I have a gc2 and it cost no where near that.

@@Somefatdude I think Im allowed to watch what i want on youtube. Im a good golfer, Ive known my yardages for years. So to all the people who know think you have to have a expensive launch monitor to be a good player: Im saying buy a descent range finder instead and learn to understand your ball flights.

Mange Larsson first, I never said you shouldn’t watch the video. I said the product maybe wasn’t for you. You made the wrong assumption as it is very clear to what I was referring. Watch what you want, but do you go on a Rolex video and complain? If you aren’t committed to make the purchase and have the funds, they’re not really talking to you. Second, no one ever said you can’t be a good golfer. I know plenty of fantastic golfers who don’t even know what a LM is. You’re making straw man arguments. LMs are very beneficial and back up what you are feeling. It makes the process much easier and very enjoyable. They are pricey, but just like anything in life, buy it or not. It’s your money and your choice. Depending on a person’s financial situation and personal choices, some want them. If you don’t have a good job and make good money, then maybe don’t get one. Or, maybe save up for one instead of spending it on other things. For me, I really like my LM. I can work on my game, have fun with friends and my kids, and stay sharp year round. I’m hoping to go from high single digit to low or even scratch soon.

@@Somefatdude I can afford them, but that wasnt the point, as I said, it will not have a 20000 pound effect on my golf. I would advice players like you to spend 1000-1500 of that money on a skilled coach, that will have a much bigger effect on your golf than a 20000 launch monitor. If you learn how to play, which I have, you dont have to worry about spin or descent angle, hit good golf shots using a good technique, and your experience and you will become a better golfer. Good Luck!

GCQ along with Trackman are the industry standards. They use it because they have it. Some viewers are actually in the market for one of these. Of course there are a number of truly affordable launch monitors for almost anyone’s budget. I guess it’s like watching vids of luxury sports cars when you actually drive a 10 year old VW Polo. That being said, I’d like to see them compare the GCQ with the Rapsodo and Mevo+ for accuracy.

Or maybe get a good paying job or save your money. That’s what grown ups have to do.

Who said you had to buy one? Do you go and complain on Rolex videos? If you don’t have the money, we ain’t talking to you to begin with. Besides, not all LMs are that high. I have a gc2 and it’s not very expensive. Get a good paying job and save money. Quit bitching about not having stuff and do something about it.

You don’t have to be a millionaire to own one of these machines. Be a grown up, get a good paying job, and learn personal finances.

I can think of a lot more than this.