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Foresight GCQuad / GC3 / Bushnell Launch Pro
Foresight's camera arrays (four in the GCQuad, three in the GC3 and its Bushnell Launch Pro sibling) photograph the club and ball through impact — the same family of hardware used on tour for club fitting. Impact location on the face is a signature capability: it shows you where on the face you actually struck it.
What it measures
- Ball speed, launch, direction
- Spin rate & spin axis (directly photographed)
- Carry, total, apex, descent
- Club speed, smash
- Attack angle, club path, face angle, dynamic loft (with club-data add-on)
- Impact location on the face
Club-data honesty: With the club-data add-on, full directly-measured delivery including impact location — the metric that explains smash factor and gear-effect curve mysteries better than anything else.
How to export your data
- Sessions record in FSX (2020/Play) or the Foresight app
- Open the session's performance/shot report
- Export the shot data (CSV) from the report view
- Upload to ShotIQ via Know Your Game → Add a session
Formats ShotIQ accepts from this source: CSV shot exports (impact-location headers are an auto-detect signature), PDF reports, or screenshots. 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
- Foresight exports are auto-detected, including impact-location columns
- Directly-measured spin and face data give ShotIQ's curve and strike diagnosis its highest-confidence inputs
- Fitting-grade data plus ShotIQ's gapping and dispersion analysis is a complete bag-building toolkit
Frequently asked questions
Does ShotIQ import Foresight / Launch Pro data?
Yes — export the shot report from FSX or the Foresight app as CSV and upload it. ShotIQ auto-detects Foresight's format, including impact-location data where your unit records it.
How do I export shots from FSX?
Open the session report in FSX (2020 or Play) and use the export option on the shot/performance view to save a CSV, then upload it to ShotIQ. PDF reports and screenshots also work.
What does impact location add to ShotIQ analysis?
Strike point is the missing witness behind most smash-factor loss and unexplained curve (gear effect). With Foresight impact data, ShotIQ can separate 'your delivery changed' from 'you caught it on the toe' — two problems with opposite fixes.
More devices
Browse every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads in the device directory, or start with the complete metrics guide.