Foresight Sports Launches Foresight+ Platform and New GC2 Monitor

Foresight Sports has rebuilt its product lineup around a single subscription platform, Foresight+, and introduced a new entry-level version of its GC2 launch monitor, giving golfers a lower-cost path into the simulation ecosystem the company built around Tour-level hardware.

What is Foresight+?

Foresight+ replaces the company's previous FSX Play and Pro licenses, though existing licenses remain available. It is a tiered annual subscription that unlocks Foresight Premier, a revamped PC-based simulation platform, alongside the Foresight mobile app. Foresight Premier adds immersive course play, a new training ground and customizable shot-tracking views. One feature, called Bullseye, lets a golfer divide a target green into quadrants and remove sections to drill specific misses, such as a tendency to miss short and right.

Membership comes in two tiers. Silver is built for casual golfers working on their all-around game, while Gold is aimed at teaching professionals and coaches. Both unlock Course Pass, a library of 37 full courses, and Course Pass Pro, the company's complete course catalog, which the company says includes Pebble Beach, Royal Troon and Bethpage Black. Membership is tied to a user's account rather than a specific device, so it carries across multiple units.

What does the new GC2 add?

The new GC2 is positioned as a more accessible entry point to Foresight's hardware, which the company first brought to market in 2010 before the four-camera GCQuad became a standard fitting-bay tool for Tour players and coaches in 2017. The new unit uses dual-speed cameras to capture ball impact directly, returning launch angle, ball speed, launch direction and carry distance along with spin and tilt-axis data. It has a built-in screen, so it does not need to be paired with another device, and Foresight says it works as well outdoors as it does indoors. The company lists its weight at just under 2 kg.

Through the Foresight app, the GC2 can be paired alongside the company's higher-end GC3 and QuadMAX units, with shot data arranged into customizable tiles. A new "Off the Tee" drill lets a golfer hitting into a net see a shot tracked virtually on a course rendering, part of a broader push toward simulated course play even for golfers without a dedicated hitting bay. Pricing for the new GC2 and the Foresight+ tiers was not disclosed.