Golf Town launch monitors-accurate?

[Chieflongtee]

sorry brother but i've never heard of Achiever, or the Zelocity... i've only worked with vector machines

The zelocity and the Achiever are launch monitors as well. Reason I was asking Jarred is because frequency meters are not calibrated. That is why the PCS came up with the idea of a calibration shaft. In other words 2 different frequency meters from 2 different companies yield different results with the same 5 inch clamp? What am I getting at? If that is the case with frequency meters it could very well be the same with launch monitors. And frankly I get a little tired of some folks claiming a 110 miles an hour swing speed while the real truth is more like 90-95 miles an hour. Honestly it takes a hell of an athlete to generate over a real 105 miles an hour. End of rant and thank you for answering my question bro.

[MusicMan]

hey man glad i can help!

[rhh7]

...And frankly I get a little tired of some folks claiming a 110 miles an hour swing speed while the real truth is more like 90-95 miles an hour. Honestly it takes a hell of an athlete to generate over a real 105 miles an hour. End of rant and thank you for answering my question bro.

I could not agree more! ...which is why I often say that I would sign a contract right now for a driver that gave me 240 yards right down the middle every time...even if I knew I could never hit it even 241 yards.

[leftylucas]

[QUOTE=sensfan63;144210]The Vector is a LAUNCH MONITOR, the simulator (like at GT) is a COMPUTER GAME. Like Golf-o-Max. Anyone who goes to GT looking to get a fitting experience from the simulator is looking for the wrong thing...in the simulator all you can possibly do is figure out how the club feels (and that's not a good indicator at all).

I agree, , see a professional fitter if that is what you want, go to GT if you want off the rack pricing and fitting. The GT simulator is good for one thing though, test out different drivers, the conditions of the simulator are the same so it gives you a general idea of how well you hit different drivers.