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GSPro
GSPro is the sim community's favorite golf software — hyper-realistic courses driven by whatever launch monitor you connect. Because every shot passes through it, GSPro's session data is a complete record of your sim golf, and its range sessions export shot tables ShotIQ reads natively.
What it measures
- Whatever your connected launch monitor provides — GSPro records the full shot table: speed, launch (VLA/HLA), spin, carry, offline, apex (Peak Height), smash (Efficiency), and club data when the monitor supplies it
Club-data honesty: Pass-through from your hardware. GSPro's column names differ from monitor brands (Efficiency for smash, Peak Height for apex, VLA/HLA for launch angles) — ShotIQ translates them automatically.
How to export your data
- From GSPro, open your session / range data
- Export the shot table (CSV) from the session view
- Upload to ShotIQ via Know Your Game → Add a session
Formats ShotIQ accepts from this source: CSV shot tables (GSPro's header dialect — Efficiency, Peak Height, VLA/HLA — is auto-translated), or screenshots of session stats. 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
- GSPro's naming dialect is fully mapped — Efficiency, Peak Height, VLA/HLA import as smash, apex and launch angles
- Multi-club GSPro sessions (skills challenges, combines) are split correctly per club by ShotIQ's import intelligence — never merged into one fake 200-yard 'dispersion'
- No-club-column exports trigger an honest clarification instead of a silent wrong guess
Frequently asked questions
Does ShotIQ import GSPro sessions?
Yes — export the shot table from your GSPro session as CSV and upload it. ShotIQ auto-detects GSPro's column dialect (Efficiency, Peak Height, VLA/HLA) and translates it to standard metrics.
My GSPro export has multiple clubs — will they get mixed together?
No. ShotIQ's import engine detects multi-club sessions (like skills challenges) by their club-switching pattern and splits them per club. If the file has no club column at all, ShotIQ asks you instead of guessing — it will not manufacture a fake cross-club dispersion.
How do I export shots from GSPro?
Open the session or range data view in GSPro and export the shot table as CSV, then upload that file to ShotIQ under Add a session. Session-stat screenshots also work.
More devices
Browse every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads in the device directory, or start with the complete metrics guide.