I am Lt(N) Jason MacIsaac of the Royal Canadian Navy, and golf has always been a big part of my life. As a teenager and young adult, I’d spend full days at the course between school and work. It became a major stress reliever, improving my mental health. It also gave me a chance to spend quality time with my father; we still make it a point to play together whenever we visit each other.

As I got settled in the CAF and started a family, the time I could dedicate to golf gradually dropped off. I’d manage to play five or six times a year and hit the range on the rare days I had some free time.

Last year, I decided to invest in a home golf simulator to practice more consistently and work toward my goal of earning becoming a CPGA Class A Member. While researching, I came across Operation Forvets by Foresight Canada, which offers serving and retired CAF members a discount on the GC3 and GCQuad launch monitors.

After quickly submitting the paperwork, I received a GC3 that tracks ball and club data, perfect for my home setup, where a doppler radar system wouldn’t work due to space limitations.

Since then, my game has improved significantly. I can diagnose swing issues and fix them without needing a coach. The GC3 also helps with speed training in the offseason. Most importantly, it lets me spend more time with my family during the day while focusing on golf in the evenings or early mornings.

I’m incredibly grateful to Foresight Canada for supporting Service Members and veterans.