ShotIQ Learn/📱 Launch Monitors & Sims
Swing Caddie SC300i / SC4
The Swing Caddie line (SC300i, SC4) is radar-made-simple: set it behind the ball, get speed, launch and carry read aloud, with sessions collected in the MySwingCaddie app. It's a favorite first launch monitor, and its numbers slot straight into a data-driven practice habit.
What it measures
- Ball speed
- Club speed & smash
- Carry & total distance
- Launch angle
- Apex
- Spin (calculated; SC4 adds direction/estimates)
Club-data honesty: No face/path measurement — ShotIQ runs its distance, gapping and consistency analysis on the solid radar basics and never fabricates delivery detail the unit doesn't record.
How to export your data
- Sessions sync to the MySwingCaddie app
- Open the session in your history
- Use the Share / Export option to save the shot data
- Upload the file — or screenshots of the session view — to ShotIQ
Formats ShotIQ accepts from this source: App export where available, otherwise session 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
- Even speed-launch-carry basics power ShotIQ's core value: real carries, honest gaps, carry consistency and trends
- Screenshot ingestion means no session is stranded in the app
- Upgrade path: your Swing Caddie history stays comparable when you later add a deeper device — same bag, same trends
Frequently asked questions
Does ShotIQ support Swing Caddie devices?
Yes — upload the MySwingCaddie app's session export where your model offers one, or screenshots of the session screen. ShotIQ builds your bag, gapping and consistency analysis from the radar basics the device records.
How do I get my Swing Caddie sessions into ShotIQ?
From the MySwingCaddie app, open the session and use Share/Export to save the data, then upload it to ShotIQ. Screenshots of the session view work just as well if export isn't available on your model.
Is a basic radar unit enough to improve with?
Yes — carry averages, carry consistency and honest gaps between clubs are the foundation of scoring improvement, and a basic radar measures all three. ShotIQ turns exactly those numbers into gapping, dispersion and progress analysis.
More devices
Browse every launch monitor and sim ShotIQ reads in the device directory, or start with the complete metrics guide.