Foresight Sports offers four portable launch monitors spanning from the $1,699 GC2 to the $19,999 QuadMAX. All units rely on high-speed cameras to photograph the ball and club at impact rather than using radar models.
Foresight Sports Pricing And Hardware Lineup For 2026
Foresight Sports sells four portable launch monitors spanning a price range of more than $18,000, starting at $1,699 for the GC2 and reaching $19,999 for the QuadMAX. Each device captures high-speed photographs of the golf ball and, on three of the models, the club at impact, measuring data directly rather than projecting it from a radar model. The higher price points buy additional cameras, broader club data metrics, a larger hitting zone, and ruggedized hardware designed for extended use on driving ranges.
Comparing Four Portable Launch Monitors
The entry-level Foresight GC2 costs $1,699 and features two cameras dedicated entirely to ball data. It measures ball speed, launch angle, launch direction, total spin, backspin, sidespin, spin axis, and carry. It weighs 4.5 pounds and includes a 2.8-inch color screen designed for sunlight readability. According to amateurgolf.com, it suits golfers looking for carry gapping on a budget who do not require club delivery metrics.
The Foresight GC3 is listed at $3,999 on sale down from a $6,999 list price, utilizing three cameras to add four club metrics: clubhead speed, smash factor, club path, and angle of attack. Unlike competing platforms, club data on the GC3 remains part of the free software tier without requiring a paid subscription. It weighs 5 pounds and provides a 7 by 10-inch hitting zone.
The Foresight GCQuad costs $15,999 and serves as a standard in fitting bays and coaching studios. It introduces a fourth camera that unlocks face angle, impact location, dynamic loft, dynamic lie, and closure rate. It features an 18 by 14-inch hitting zone and a field-swappable battery rated for 6 to 8 hours.
The flagship QuadMAX retails at $19,999. Golf Monthly tested the QuadMAX in its Performance Lab, noting that its MyTiles feature allows users to customize on-screen metrics easily and that the device includes a dedicated speed training mode to measure clubhead speed without striking a golf ball.
Software Transition To Foresight Premier And Foresight+
Hardware purchases made after September 18, 2026, operate under the Foresight+ annual membership platform, which ties software access to user accounts rather than physical devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What data does the Foresight GC2 measure?
The GC2 measures ball speed, launch angle, launch direction, total spin, backspin, sidespin, spin axis, and carry. It does not capture club delivery data.
Is club data free on the Foresight GC3?
Yes. Club data on the GC3 is included in the free software tier, allowing owners to view ball and club numbers in the Foresight app without paying for an active membership.
What is included with the Foresight QuadMAX upgrade?
The QuadMAX adds a touchscreen display, a lighter magnesium body, longer battery life, on-device ball metrics, a speed training mode, and standard Essential Putting Analysis.
Where is the Foresight Falcon used?
The Falcon is an indoor-only, four-camera unit that mounts to the ceiling of a permanent simulator room rather than functioning as a portable range-bag monitor.
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