Creative Golf 3D

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Creative Golf 3D (and its Golfisimo sibling) ships as the software side of many launch monitor bundles, with courses, games and practice ranges. Its practice data records whatever the connected monitor measures, session by session.

What it measures

Pass-through of the connected monitor's data: speed, launch, spin, carry and club data where supplied

Club-data honesty: Depends on the connected hardware.

How to export your data

Open the session or statistics view in Creative Golf 3D
Export/save the session data where your version provides it
Upload the file — or screenshots of the statistics screens — to ShotIQ

Formats ShotIQ accepts from this source: Exported session data where available; screenshots fully supported. Exact menu names move between app versions — look for Share or Export on the session detail view. And if a file won't come out, ShotIQ also reads screenshots of session screens and PDF reports, so no session is stranded.

What ShotIQ does with it

Creative Golf sessions are detected and imported like any range session
Screenshots of statistics screens cover versions without file export
All core ShotIQ analysis — bag, gaps, dispersion, trends, coaching — runs on the imported data

Frequently asked questions

Does ShotIQ support Creative Golf 3D?

Yes — upload exported session data where your version provides it, or screenshots of the statistics screens. ShotIQ detects Creative Golf data and imports it like any practice session.

How do I get my Creative Golf sessions into ShotIQ?

Export or save the session data from the statistics view where available, or screenshot it, and upload under Know Your Game → Add a session.

Which ShotIQ features will my data power?

The full core suite — real carries, gapping, dispersion, progress trends, AI coaching, and the on-course caddie — driven by whatever metrics your connected launch monitor records.

More devices

Browse every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads in the device directory, or start with the complete metrics guide.