Bushnell Circle B vs. Foresight Falcon: $2,500 vs. $15,000 Launch Monitor Test

Is the new Bushnell Circle B Launch Monitor really just a Foresight GC3 in disguise? In this video, we put the $2,500 Circle B up against the commercial-grade, $15,000 Foresight Falcon to see if the budget-friendly option can compete with top-tier simulator tech. I break down the confusing naming conventions and pricing structures between the Circle B, the GC3, and the subscription-based GC3S. We also head to Ace’s Indoor Golf Club to run a head-to-head accuracy test—covering everything from an intentional shank to driver carry and wedge spin. Finally, I discuss Moore's Law, the value of the subscription models (Silver vs. Gold), and whether the extra cost for "unlocked" units is actually worth it in 2025. In this video, we cover: The Price Gap: Why the Circle B is $2,500 while the essentially identical GC3 is nearly $7,000. Accuracy Testing: Comparing ball speed, launch angle, and spin rates against the Foresight Falcon. Subscription Breakdown: What you actually get with the Free, Silver ($199), and Gold ($499) plans. Data Points: The difference between "ball data" (what happened) and "club data" (why it happened). 00:00 - Intro 00:39 - Testing Location & Setup 01:06 - Disclaimer & Personal Use Case 02:39 - Circle B vs. GC3 vs. GC3S Confusion 03:50 - Accuracy Test Setup 04:43 - Test Result: Pitching Wedge (Shank) 05:20 - Test Result: Pitching Wedge (Clean) 05:45 - Test Result: 6-Iron 06:01 - Test Result: Driver 06:34 - Test Result: 60° Wedge 07:24 - Price Breakdown & Value Analysis 08:03 - Is the GC3 Dead? 08:42 - Moore’s Law & Tech Depreciation 10:30 - Subscription Tiers (Free, Silver, Gold) 11:29 - Data Metrics: Out of Box vs. Subscription 12:06 - Rangefinder Integration Value 13:41 - Final Verdict