Just found a trackman!!!

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faux_maestro

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Guys, just found a range reasonably close that has a Trackman. Emailed them and the pro said they charge $50 per hour to use. Is this a reasonable price in your experience? I mean, I'll probably end up trying it either way, but is this pretty much the going rate?

For those of you in Central Ohio:
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They say they are the only range in Ohio to offer Trackman to the general public. Anyone know if this is right?
 
natep

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Somebody made a post on here a while back saying they found one for almost $200 an hour somewhere in the midwest. So $50 sounds great.
 
Steve Greffen

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I'd make sure it's not the "range" trackman. It does not have all the measurements that the regular one has. Otherwise $50 is a great price.
 
natep

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I think the "range" version just gives ball data, like launch, spin, carry etc. but doesnt give club path or face, AoA, etc. measurements.
 
faux_maestro

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Bolt said:
I'd make sure it's not the "range" trackman. It does not have all the measurements that the regular one has. Otherwise $50 is a great price.
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This is from the range website:
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natep

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The "range" version that bolt mentioned is called "Trackman Launch" or "Trackman the Game" or somwthing similar. you can do a search and find out what the differences are.
 
faux_maestro

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natep said:
I think the "range" version just gives ball data, like launch, spin, carry etc. but doesnt give club path or face, AoA, etc. measurements.
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It LOOKS like they have the full version....club path, swing plane, dynamic loft, spin loft, face angle etc.....
 
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dbl

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Cant' say they machine they have, but technically a machine might "gather" (as they say) those parameters listed but not spit them out to you...
 
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dbl said:
Cant' say they machine they have, but technically a machine might "gather" (as they say) those parameters listed but not spit them out to you...
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Yea if it's the real deal it's a great price. I charge a lot more than that.
 
Steve Greffen

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That's what I remember from others posting. If you get the information like what you've found then your good, minus angle of attack and face path numbers not so good, I would assume the facility can tell you better than we can...maybe call them?
 
faux_maestro

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Bolt said:
That's what I remember from others posting. If you get the information like what you've found then your good, minus angle of attack and face path numbers not so good, I would assume the facility can tell you better than we can...maybe call them?
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Right, I'll need to check with them to see, I'll give them a call. Thanks for the help guys. I didn't know that there were different versions. If it IS the real deal: YouTube - ‪wow that's a low price (updated)‬‏ :cool:
 
faux_maestro

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Matt Bryda said:
Try Stonewater GC in Highland Heights
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Thanks for the info. Maybe they mean "stand alone" range.

I emailed the shop again and they said it's the $30k+ version that does everything. It's outside but in a covered bay where you can hit off either grass or a mat. The good news is it's only about 40 minutes from me, don't have to drive 2 1/2 hours to Cleveland. I'm excited:D
 
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If it's the range I'm envisioning, trackman is the only thing it could possibly offer. I like to affectionately call that very range A DUMP. Anyway, Trackman is great even at a dump.
 
mgranato

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Keep in mind that if you're hitting at a dumpy range with dumpy range balls, the only number that will be of any benefit to you are the club numbers. If the club numbers aren't available, then even at $50 you'll be getting ripped off. Don't pay money to track range balls.
 
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