optishot 2 Golf Simulator (Mac & PC) Bundle | Includes One (1) 15ft USB Extension Cable and 1 American Eagle Golf Ball Marker

This simulator allows you to practice, improve, and play in one very enjoyable package. I have improved my swing plane, contact accuracy, swing speed and distance. For those that worry about the accuracy of the data, here is my suggestion. Firstly, the device may not be accurate as compared to $20,000 machines, however it is consistent enough to be reliable. With this consistency, you can gauge and measure improvement. The projection on my 20 foot screen reveals the basic nature of the graphics. But there is a plus side to this, the delay between the swing and the ball projection is instantaneous and looks fantastic. in my case the large screen makes me feel like I am on the course despite the basic graphics due to the instant response. The quality of the graphics becomes a none issue real quick when you see the ball fly as soon as you hit it. . I am happy with the companies decision on the graphic intensity. As far as the swing speed and distance accuracy. I have improved from 80-85mph to 95-100mph and driver distance from 210 to 250 yards in a few weeks. similar improvement with all of my clubs. If this is not truly correct numbers, the "improvement" is surely true which is more important at the end of the day. If you draw you ball less over time, then you have improved, even if the data is not 100% accurate, again improvement is improvement. one downside - the system sometimes cannot tell if you top a shot, it will give a shorter distance but not short enough, BUT you know when it happens, and you can disregard that result. in fact, really bad contact is something YOU know when it happens, and it is up to you to ignore those results. This golf simulator is fantastic, durable (so far), and an extremely cost effective way to get real measurable practice at home. I "wished" I could practice 1-4 times a week instead of 5-10 times A YEAR... now I can, and I absolutely do see the positive results. Although these devices tend to be polarizing to golfers, hence, the complainers will call it garbage, others will love it...BUT for me,...The Optishot2 is rare Amazon 6 star product. NOTE ON INACCURACY: The system MUST assume a ball position.. this position is the hole for the tee.. when you consider the complexity of all possible swings, one must assume that the clubs movement thru the traps (2 sensor rows) is weighed against the position of your club when the back swing crosses the rear sensors. The optishot assumes you pulled back from the center face ball position... one example; if the ball is too far forward on the optishot, the club will have started on some swing arc by the time the club crosses the rear sensor. The optishot then assumes that you were center of face based on that club position as it crossed the sensors... BUT... this is based on optishots assuming they ball was properly placed on the turf... so you then hit the ball.. optishot assumes you made contact at the proper ball setup location, but your swing path continues to your actual forward ball placement... this creates two different results... and yes... very possibly inaccurate... you can come up with many such situations if you ponder that the optishot does not know where you placed the ball. Think about it, the club crosses the traps in a complex swing arc. In order to calculate the resultant shot, it has to assume a contact point between the traps (sensors). Proper setup has to be right to have a chance of accuracy....thus, I place the ball in the tee location with or without tee, and I get very good results verses my real swing..ALSO, it would seem the ball Setup position near and away from your body would not be as relevant as long as you place the club center face at the ball center at setup (but why not just place it at, or very very near the turf tee hole)... I feel it’s accurate when used correctly which is easy... just use tee hole ball placement and also, ball at center of club face during address and back swing

Neat idea. Gameplay is super fun, stats are pretty accurate. A great value if I didn't break 2 units. I kept breaking the second set of sensors after the ball. I am a single handicap golfer and couldn't seem to miss the second set of sensors where I would take my divot with iron shots. Would reccomend for high handicaps looking to practice.

I am a 55 yr old with a 22 yr old son, and we are ~15 handicaps. Wanted to work on our game through the winter in the northeast but didn't want to spend thousands of $. Given that, this is a great product. Be advised, this measures club head coming through the strike zone only, not the ball at all. That's why it's cheaper. So it doesnt read if you top the ball for example. But if you get contact, I think it does a very accurate job. The drive takes some set up. Put matt black Pro Gaffers tape on the bottom, then a ~1" strip of white PG AC20 DUCTape on the bottom along the front edge and re-calibrate and you will be fine. If it still doesnt read the driver right restart the software, and it should work fine. You will need a base to hit from as the hitting pad is ~1" off the ground so if you dont eleveate your stance you will chunk the ball or have to choke up on the club. I glued and screwed 3/4 plywood to another 1/4" plywood and put the Orlimar Golf Mat for Optishot Simulator (4' x 5') on top and it works great. I also got the Rukket 10x7ft Haack Golf Net which works fine. I am all in @~$500 with a very solid golf simulator that we can use for practice and play games. It's great fun if you are a golfer. Now I need to spend a few $1,000 to heat the garage, oh well!

I was extremely excited about my new golf Studio that I built along with my new OptiShot. The graphics are cool and I believe I would have enjoyed the product. It broke on the first use. I didn't abuse the unit and I am a 9 Handicap. I have sense read reviews and the unit just doesn't appear to hold up to 100's or 1,000's of swings. I may have got 25 in before the unit just stopped working. Many indicate that hit a little fat and broke the plastic and or sensors. Not me. A normal shallow divot and the lights went out. What you need to know. My unit was more than 30 days old so I couldn't return it to the seller. Amazon rules not the sellers so I will spare them. The warranty does exist through OptiShot so I contacted them. They asked me to try some things to fix the unit which I did but it didn't work. I was then told to return the unit for a replacement. I asked for a shipping label and they said that I would be responsible for the shipping because I damaged the unit. I explained the unit was defective and not damaged. I wasn't trying to play games. That's the truth. I got a "too bad so sad" response through multiple emails. I am exaggerating but that's what it sounded like. I was NOT happy with the help I received. My advice is to read the reviews. These units break down frequently. PROS: - Inexpensive vs its competitors. A Launch Monitor is between $2K and 25K with a normal price somewhere in the middle - Easy to set up. Not difficult to use. - Graphics were pretty cool CONS - The unit is fragile. It will break. Other reviews confirm my experience. - The worst customer service I have ever met... STAND BY YOUR PRODUCT!!! Pay for returns. - The shots didn't actually work very well. I hit a high cut as my normal shot. Everything was a massive slice. SO I put a draw swing on it and could hit the ball straight once in a while. I didn't get much of a chance to play with this so perhaps it would have improved.

Great product but the bottom half of the screen is cut off so I don't know what club I am using if I have it on full screen but other than that we really enjoy playing esp when family is over

Great product. Love how it works. Good practice on rainy days.