u/AlternativeEqual2357

I have a fairly basic outdoor sim setup (net, hitting mat, r10, titleist rct balls, gaming laptop with gs pro, and a tv that I cast too.

My driver ball speed is 160 mph+.

For only my driver, I occasionally run into lag issues or shots not registering in GS Pro. Sometimes I'll hit 3 drives in a row and none will register. Sometimes it will work flawlessly. Sometimes it will take literally a minute for the shot to register in GS Pro.

All my iron/wood/hybrid shots are fine.

Is there an easy way to figure out what my bottleneck here is? Is it the R10? Laptop? GS Pro?

I'm fairly new to golf simulation. Although I Have a budget build, I'm willing to spend more money if needed on a new launch monitor. My gaming laptop is fairly new and high end ($1700). I'm assuming most here use GS Pro.

Thanks!

I played Apex when it first launched and did okay. I'm a casual gamer in my 40s now. In my 20s, I had 3-4 KPD in a few FPSs. I always felt back then I wasn't awful.

However, now I only play 3-4 hours a week. I've gone years at a time without gaming.

Since returning to Apex, my KPD is 0.98 and my avg damage is 414.

I feel like I've lost my gaming sense and my aim is not what it used to be. Apex has also increased skill wise a lot since I last played.

Is it possible to enjoy this game as a casual?

Any advice? I'm down for whatever. I play this game with my son and it's good for bonding. I just wish I was better. Hard to see how I play now versus when I was younger and gamed more.