First and foremost there is a huge cost differential. A new SkyTrak launch monitor costs $1,995 versus $5,400 for swingbay the certified pre-owned GC2. At $1,995, the SkyTrak has a clear advantage over the GC2 in the cost space. You could purchase a complete SkyTrak training or entertainment package – packages include golf mat, net, projector, projector mount – for around the same price the GC2 launch monitor will cost.

SkyTrak vs GC2 – Simulator Software
Additionally, you can get access to plenty of high-end simulation software for as little as $200 – $300 a year with SkyTrak, which is a major cost saving compared to Foresight.

SkyTrak also boasts a larger collection of integrations with third party simulation software including World Golf Tour, TruGolf E6, The Golf Club (TGC), and Jack Nicklaus Perfect Golf.

With Foresight your only option is its FSX Software which runs $3,000 and only comes with 5 golf courses.

SkyTrak vs GC2 – Accuracy

In terms of accuracy, they are extremely close. There have been many independent tests done between the two units and while the results are not exactly the same, SkyTrak offers ball data that is very similar to the GC2.

The only major difference you will notice is the amount of time for a shot to register. The GC2 will display your results almost immediately whereas the SkyTrak could take anywhere between 5-8 seconds depending on your hardware setup. For some golfers, this might be an issue, but for most, it will not.

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