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Toptracer, TrackMan Range & Inrange

Simulator softwareRange-wide radar or camera trackingToptracer / TrackMan / InrangeVerified 2026-09-16Screenshots / photos (AI read)

If your practice happens at a Toptracer, TrackMan Range or Inrange bay, you already generate ball-flight data every visit — carry, total, ball speed, launch, apex and side. It lives in each system's app, none of them export a CSV, and every one of them shows a shot list you can screenshot. That is enough for ShotIQ to build your bag, gaps and dispersion.

On this page
  1. At a glance
  2. Models
  3. Which numbers are measured — and which are computed
  4. Spin, balls and stickers
  5. How accurate is it?
  6. How to get your data into ShotIQ
  7. What lights up in ShotIQ
  8. Tips
  9. Frequently asked questions
  10. Sources
  11. More devices

Best for: Golfers without their own launch monitor who practise at tracked ranges.

At a glance

Price (US, 2026-09-16)Per bay
Club dataNone
SpinEstimated
ExportApp screenshots
ShotIQ supportScreenshots / photos (AI read)

Models

ModelPriceStatusHow it measuresClub data
Toptracer Rangeper baycurrentCamerasNone
TrackMan Rangeper baycurrentRadarNone
Inrangeper baycurrentRadarNone

Which numbers are measured — and which are computed

Every launch monitor computes some of what it shows. A carry distance is a trajectory model run on measured launch numbers; a smash factor is one measurement divided by another. Knowing which is which tells you how much to trust a change — and it is what ShotIQ's import gateway uses to decide which analyses to switch on for your sessions.

MetricRange systems
Ball speed / launch angleMeasured
Carry / total / side (tracked)Measured¹
Apex / hang timeMeasured¹
SpinEstimated
Club data

M = measured directly by the device · Mo = modelled from measured launch conditions · D = derived from two other metrics · C = a label the device assigns · E = estimated · — = not offered. Superscripts refer to the notes below.

Spin, balls and stickers

Spin: Not measured directly at most ranges (estimated from flight).

Club data: None. Ball-flight sessions only.

Subscription: Per-bay pricing; the apps are free.

How accurate is it?

Carry is tracked to landing, so it is real — for a range ball. Expect 5–10% less than premium balls and note the range's own wind.

How to get your data into ShotIQ

Range app

  1. Open the session in the app (Toptracer 'My Practice', TrackMan Golf 'Activities', Inrange history).
  2. Screenshot each page of the shot list — club, carry, total, ball speed, side.
  3. Upload the images to ShotIQ → Add a session → Choose Screenshots, declare the system and tag it 'Range session'; note 'range balls' in the session note so the coach reads carries with that context.

Format: Screenshots (AI read)

What lights up in ShotIQ

Runs in full

Partial — shown with its real confidence

Stays off — the hardware doesn't measure it, and ShotIQ never guesses a number it wasn't given.

Tips

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Toptracer or TrackMan Range data in ShotIQ?

Yes — screenshot the shot list in the range's app and upload it. Ball flight only, which still builds your bag, gaps and dispersion.

Why are my range carries shorter than my launch monitor's?

Range balls. Keep a note on those sessions and compare range sessions with range sessions.

Sources

Facts checked against the manufacturer on 2026-09-16. Prices are US list at that date and move; tell us if one has.

More devices

Every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads is in the device directory with a side-by-side comparison, or start with the complete metrics guide. Not sure which numbers your device really measures? The Add a session guide shows how ShotIQ tells you on upload.