gaming on a mac shows a lack of foresight

Plan on moving to the Carolinas in a year or so.will sell the GC2/HMT and buy a Trackman at that point since I won't need an indoor unit for simulation. So I will keep my GC2/HMT with TGC for now.

What the absolute kind of business strategy does Foresight have?Īs mentioned, I live in Michigan, so indoor simulation is required to survive the winters. What did we get from Foresight this week.an entry into the powered golf cart / trolley business for $2k that may at some point be able to follow you around. The latest being Tracy.which is their AI platform. And herein is my business strategy rant.Trackman continues to develop and enhance their software with innovative features. a year to 18 months behind) and still have a very good product if you just imitated what they do.īut, they don't do that. It is one thing if you are inventing the space, but you have another company, Trackman, where you could be a relative fast-follower (i.e. Both there desktop and mobile solutions are below average at the very best. I can certainly understand gen 1 software being an issue (I am a CTO a relatively large company, so have a decent understanding of software delivery), but Foresight is many, many years into this. However, Foresight continues to fall down on software. I couldn't really justify the cost of the Trackman at the time, so went with the GC2/HMT.Īs mentioned above, the GC2/HMT hardware combo is fantastic. Night and day in measurement quality and consistency.right out of the box, no screwing around with firmware updates and sending logs, etc. Actually live in Michigan where the Trackman rep at the time lived and he came out with Trackman to compare Flightscope side by side. Previously owned a FlightScope many years ago (probably 6 or 7), but got rid of it because of a complete lack of consistency in measurement. Mostly used indoors, but occasionally take outdoors. First, a little background: I have been a long time Foresight GC2 and HMT owner.

Gaming on a mac shows a lack of foresight