Both of these changes will go a long way in increasing the overall ease of use and longevity of the unit for any user whether they are professional or amateur. Two other changes from the GC2 is the move to a much improved LCD display which should make outdoor use easier by reducing the glare as well as eliminating the flash cartridge in favor of a long lasting infrared design. Foresight is also stating that the tolerances (+/-) on data recorded has been cut in half, a significant improvement for what was already a highly accurate device. Additionally, because of how the four cameras were placed the hitting zone of the unit is greatly expanded compared to its predecessor (up to SIX times larger) and setup to register shots should be even quicker.
The term quadroscopic is referring to the four cameras that the GCQuad utilizes (as opposed to two in the GC2), which allows the new unit to measure both the ball and the club together in real-time which will increase the accuracy both indoors and outdoors. The GCQuad is what Foresight is calling “The industry’s first quadroscopic launch monitor”. However, as with any segment of the industry, a company cannot simply rest on their laurels and instead must look to the future and just how they can improve their products to make the experience better for those who use it. In fact, the overwhelming majority of fitting locations have hung their hats on the accuracy and ease of use that the GC2 provides. In the world of launch monitors, Foresight has consistently sat amongst the top since their release of the GC2.
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