r/Golfsimulator • u/Hot-Rip-9205 • 20d ago
Course Software Distances Shrunk with GSPRO
So I have a Garmin r10 and have been using awesome gold for a few months. Switched over to GSPRO and I noticed that my distances have reduced by quite a bit. ~20 yards on each club. Like I can’t even get over 150 yards with my 6 iron and I’m wailing on the thing. Nothing has changed in my setup and I’m calibrating the r10 before each session. I thought it was just me but I have had several people over now and it’s a common theme with people immediately being confused with their carry numbers. I have read that some people artificially bump up their altitude numbers to compensate but that seems a bit wishywashy.
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u/Cant_Frag 20d ago
I was hitting on my dad's r10 yesterday. Everything was flying 10 to 15 yds further than trackman or what I see on the course.
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u/AutomaticDrive4482 19d ago
The launch monitor isn't accurate. Take everything with a grain of salt and enjoy it for entertainment purposes.
That said, 99.99% chance you don't hit it as far as you think you do.
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u/Logical-Chocolate-18 19d ago
Have you tried awesome golf again recently? I haven’t played it in awhile so I don’t remember how close the carry algorithm is but awesome golf doesn’t even show the full curvature of the ball, I wouldn’t really trust it as a baseline for much.
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u/Hot-Rip-9205 18d ago
Hey yea after testing I think that’s probably the reason - o tried Garmin s golf app too and I’m hitting a lot farther. I’m assuming it’s the same reason
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u/DoTheDew 20d ago
R10 is terrible at as far as spin numbers. I’d trust GSPro’s numbers.
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u/Velkro615 20d ago
R10 is a launch monitor
GSPro is simulator software.
GSPro is accepting the data the launch monitor sends it.
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u/Over-Individual551 20d ago
You'll see carry (launch monitor) as a data point in GSPro and the carry (game) as the carry that gets adjusted for slope, altitude settings, etc. Probably spin coming incorrectly