Fullswing vs Foresight

[Dadam]

I'm putting a simulator in my new home and have set aside a 18x17x10 room and am down to the two sim providers above primarily based on their sales team and experience hitting on the fullswing system. Spending a ton of time demo'ing the various systems unfortunately isn't an option.

I don't have room to put in a trackman/flightscope but value accuracy and ease of use above all -- I intend to use this more for game improvement than for tournament/gaming so I care less about short game/putting than I do ball and club characterics/metrics. Software is important but more on the practice range/analytic side vs tournament/gaming needs.

Am I missing any obvious providers given my space available and goals? If $ didn't matter and game improvement/accuracy was the main decider is there a significant difference between the two?

Thanks in advance!

[mthunt]

IMO, foresight leads the way on indoor accuracy. The weakness of the GC2 is you have to move it to switch from RH to LH. If it's not an issue, you're all set.

[m3w]

You could buy 2 GC2s for less than the price of a Fullswing system. Lefty/righty problem solved.

I've used both systems. GC2 is quite a bit more accurate.

[Stonebattle]

I was a member at a golf club that had 4 Full Swing simulators. I've played many full rounds on these simulators. I have not played full rounds on a GC2, but I have hit many balls with most of my clubs. In my opinion, m3w and mthunt are right, GC2 is far better. GC2 is better and more consistent for ball flights as well as distances for each club and therefore better for game improvement. I no longer play on the Full Swing simulators because of the inaccuracies.