First, after successfully using the app on my iPhone, i find the interface is stretched into a square the size of the screen. iPhone screens with rounded corners will then make it impossible to click buttons the developer made the mistake of placing in the extreme corners.Second, a lot of reviews are complaining about not being able to find their device. It is possible, but the instructions on connecting your phone are not easy to find online and the app explains nothing. I spent way too much time trying to find them. If you connected to your local Wi-Fi (after you update your launch monitor) and it isn’t showing up in the app when logging in, you can forget your network on the launch monitor and restart the launch monitor. When you power back up it will show up as a network you can connect to from your phone (gc3…) and the password you can find online is “FSSPORTS”. Connecting your iPhone directly to the launch monitor’s Wi-Fi this way will allow it to show up in the app.1/5 stars for difficult connection instructions not being explained in the app and having unusable buttons. Wish I could give it 0.

In reading many reviews I notice that the same problem has been occurring for a very long time. It will not connect and therefore will not work. If you want this launch monitor for an INDOOR ONLY with a PC and you can get it to work it I’ll be great, BUT DO NOT BUY THIS LAUNCH MONITOR If you are hoping for the “portability/mobile” feature. It is an outright lie and deception. Read the bad reviews, which are most of them, and you will find that this issue has not been fixed and will not be fixed. They have no plans to do so. My guess is that this IS NOT a result of Foresight Sports. They were bought by Vista Outdoor which owns the Bushnell brnd. I have owned Foresight Sports GC2 launch monitor and there were never any issues. In fact you can often find a used GC2 on eBay selling for close to the Bushnell Launch Pro (rebranded and trashed Foresight Sports product). After this experience I will avoid Bushnell products across the board. Even if I recover my money I will never recover the headache and time of getting scammed out of 4,500 dollars.

I have had nothing but problems with foresight as a company. I have never come across a company that seems to dislike their customers more than foresight, dislikes theirs. All the foresight software is awful it hardly functions with out lag and fully freezing and when it does, it is still some of the worst in the industry, While also being the most expensive. The only app and website they have that functions properly is the one that allows you to buy all the stuff that doesn’t function properly. When you’re charging $500 a year for a subscription, things should work flawlessly. I used GS pro with open API for years before they bricked it, I never once had a problem. because of foresights anti-consumer policies using my golf Sim has become lead to time spent getting the thing to work than I actually get to play.

Do you wanna look like a crazy person? Try setting this up on the range. If your iPad is not cellular enabled, you will have to create a hotspot through your phone to connect your iPad to the Wi-Fi, open the FSX Pro app, then disconnect from your hotspot and reconnect WIFI directly to the GC3. During all that time, you must pray to whatever God you believe in that the App will not freeze or crash. I have tried hardwire connecting my iPad to the ethernet connection on the back of the GC3, but there is no way the app will actually work with that. DRAINS iPad battery almost instantly. For the $7k you pay for the device, this app is an absolute clown show. There is a NO way to save your data if you do not have a connection to the App. TRULY DISAPPOINTING. If I could give ZERO stars, I would. Foresight Sports NEEDS to improve this app or Garmin R50 will dominate this category.