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QuadMAX

$19,999+ $494/yr · Foresight+ membership required for course play: Silver $199/yr or Gold $599/yr, plus a Course Pass at $295-$595/yr. Roughly $500-$1,200/yr.

The successor to the GCQuad: the same four-camera quadrascopic architecture that made the GCQuad the accuracy reference, with an on-unit touchscreen and Foresight's MyTiles configurable data display on top. It adds closure rate to the club-delivery set. Foresight bundles a Bushnell Pro X3+LINK rangefinder with it. Priced carefully: $19,999 at PlayBetter against $28,399 at Shop Indoor Golf, a spread wide enough that it is worth checking both before buying rather than assuming a single list price. Course play runs on a Foresight+ membership like the rest of the line since July 2026.

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Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Showroom

    The current Foresight flagship, with the touchscreen and the name a showroom build is buying. Check both retailers before committing — the spread between them is larger than most people's projector budget.

  • Performance Seeker

    Four-camera quadrascopic measurement with closure rate added to the club set. This is the reference the rest of the category is compared against, and it is a floor unit rather than a ceiling install.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $19,999 before the membership. A Bushnell Launch Pro reads tour-grade ball data for $2,999 on the same Foresight+ bill.

  • Recreational Player

    Measurement depth far past what recreational play uses, at a price that only makes sense if the data is the point.

  • Space-Constrained

    A five-figure sensor in a room too small to use it properly is the wrong order of spending.

  • Family Setup

    Single expensive sensor plus a per-year membership; a household sharing the room gets more from an ambidextrous unit with included software.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

Tracking MethodPhotometric quadrascopic (4 cameras)
DisplayOn-unit touchscreen with MyTiles configurable data
PlacementFloor-placed beside the ball
IncludedBushnell Pro X3+LINK rangefinder

Data

Ball DataLaunch angle, ball speed, total spin, spin axis, carry, impact location, apex, descent angle, offline
Club DataClub head speed, smash factor, club path, angle of attack, loft/lie, face angle, closure rate

Software

SubscriptionForesight+ for course play (~$500–$1,200/yr with a Course Pass)

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