Review on 🏌️ OptiShot 2 Home Golf Simulator Kit, Golf in a Box Series by Donald Cummings

I've only had Optishot2 for a few days and am very happy with it. I used to have a SkyTrak unit and found it overly complicated compared to the Optishot. Optishot Highlights: 1) Quick and easy setup 2) Simplicity 3) Reads every shot (at least for me) 4) Can use foam or real balls 5) Trajectory, pace, club surface, swing speed feedback 6) Includes 15 courses7) Doesn Don't put too much strain on your laptop (SkyTrak problem - and I have a laptop beast) 8) Portability 10) Good driving range 11) Mini-Tour for $50 a year where you play tournaments and access many other courses 12) Bargain single courses for $30 compared to expensive packages with other golf sims 13) Multiplayer is a dream - very easy 14) Number of active games available in multiplayer Cons: 1) Betting is pretty terrible in this game. All the simulators don't go well together, but Optishot might be the worst of the ones I've come across. 2) Graphic details are less than other golf simulators (but easier on a computer). At the same time, the picture is brighter and clearer. 3) Those are the only cons I can think of at the moment. I would recommend Optishot2 to anyone who wants to train in winter. Can you get a better system? Probably. Do you want to spend $5,000 instead of $300? Probably no. Optishot2's next "step-up" is SkyTrak - and it's not worth spending the extra $ on it. Having both, I prefer Optishot2.