Turn on the projector if not already on.

• Use the large, white remote marked BenQ.

• Point directly at the projector and press the Green button.

Important: When opening any icon, users should only open icons displayed on the projector screen.

Do not open icons on the side monitor screen as this will not allow you to properly use the system.

If no software is running, use the toolbar icons on the bottom of the projector screen to open either:

• FSX Play (Black icon that says “Play”) or;

• GS Pro (White icon, golf ball)

After opening FSX Play, click ‘Yes’ on the dialogue window that pops up.

System will default to ‘Ball Only Mode’ (Falcon LED glows Blue). We recommend to start play in this mode initially. This is a simple way to get a feel for the simulator tech and swing experience.

• To turn on ‘Club and Ball Mode’click this link to read our article on setting this up. We don’t recommend this mode until after you have learned the basics of the Foresight system or are already familiar with using fiducials.

Click on Courses and or Practice. You will be able to either sign in or create an FSX Live login. To learn how to set up an FSX Live account click here.

• Users can play as default players if they choose. Just be sure to change your dexterity from left-handed to right-handed or vice-versa.

• To remove a player’s profile from your session:

  • Add a player row by clicking the plus (+) button.

  • Highlight the other player’s record.

  • Use the button at the bottom of the screen to remove the other player.

To change your tees, use the color-coded circles on the player record to click where you want to establish your teeing-off position.

Users should only be updating Setup (in-game settings) or Weather.

• Both of these options have basic and advanced settings you can select by toggling the views at the top of each window.

When ready, click the “Play” button.

System will default to “Looking for Ball” mode on the bottom right of the screen.

Place a ball on the mat. The Falcon can read a 5ft wide by 28” deep hitting area on the mat.

When the system detects a ball, it will say “Ready” on the screen in green.

1. Players should always offset ball position to ensure the system properly maintains their dexterity (left or right handed) and to provide greater freedom of movement for takeway/backswing.

2. The side monitor is set to provide per-stroke data.

   1. Note: If you use “mulligans” this will erase all stroke data.

Change clubs by using the arrows on the bottom left of the screen.

• To load or create a new club, click on the club icon and then ‘edit’. This will allow you to create a new club.

• When done, click finish editing and close the club window.

• On the next screen, use the back arrow to return to your game.

After opening GS Pro,click “Play” on the display settings window that will pop up.

GS Pro will launch the Connection Manager window on the projector screen. Click the toolbar on this screen and drag it over to the second monitor.

Important: Do not close the connection manager window or it will disconnect your session from the launch monitor.

To view ball data, go to the side monitor and use the mouse to click on the button that reads “Open Visual Data” on the connection manager window.

The system will default to ‘Ball Only Mode’ (Falcon LED glows Blue). We recommend to start play in this mode initially. This is a simple way to get a feel for the simulator tech and swing experience.

• To turn on ‘Club data’ in GS Pro click this link to read our article on setting this up. We don’t recommend this mode until after you have learned the basics of the Foresight system or are already familiar with using fiducials.

From the Main Menu select Settings at the top right menu.

To add a player record, click the plus (+) key on the bottom right of the screen.

Enter your user name and email, include your dexterity as well (left or right handed. You can also load your clubs by clicking on Golf Bag tab.

When done, click Save and Exit. Your user name will now be loaded on GS Pro.

From the main menu click either Local Course or Practice.

When in Local Courses, click the tile icon at the top right above the course list to see the courses more easily.

Use the filter values to the right to narrow your course search.

• They interface defaults to Installed courses. To see all courses, click “All Courses” tab.

• If a course you want to play is not downloaded, go ahead and download that course. Downloading courses on GS Pro is permitted.

Click on your desired course.

Use the drop downs to select your player profile or a default profile.

Use the arrows next to “Match Tee Settings” to adjust your tees.

To play, click the blue button on the bottom right of the screen.

Player information, score and hole data is at the top left.

Use the minimap to adjust your position in the game if you ever get mis-aligned.

If your handedness is ever incorrect, just click on the icon in the bottom left to switch.

Use the club icon to change clubs.

The arrows next to the on screen golf ball indicate the systems status:

• White: waiting for ball

• Green: ready, ball is in hitting zone.

Place a ball on the mat. The Falcon can read a 5ft wide by 28” deep hitting area on the mat.

In GS Pro, when a ball is in the hitting zone, the interface on screen will clear and show just the course. To see the interface and on screen data again, just put your foot over the ball or remove it from the hitting mat.

When done with your session always close down GS Pro and return the system to the desktop screen.

As a courtesy, player should also click on FSX Play before leaving the suite as FSX Play is the preferred default software for The Golf Reserve.

• To re-enable ball only mode on GS Pro, simply go to the Connection Manager tab of the screen on the side monitor and click ‘Disable Club Data’.

• Close GS Pro

• On the projector screen, use the mouse to click the FSX Play icon (black icon that says “PLAY”)

• Click YES on the pop up window

Thank you!