Export guide · SkyTrak+

How to export SkyTrak+ shot data as a CSV

The SkyTrak app can export your Driving Range shot history as a CSV. With the SkyTrak+ club data in it (club speed, path and face), LaunchtoPin can sort your shots and show what your good ones did differently.

Export your shot history from the SkyTrak app

  1. Open the Driving Range

    Open the SkyTrak app, connect your SkyTrak+, and open the Driving Range.

  2. Open History

    Select History at the top of the screen.

  3. Export it as a CSV

    Select Export in the top right, choose CSV (not PDF), and note where the file is saved.

  4. Upload it to LaunchtoPin

    Go to Create my report and drop the CSV in. You don’t need to tag shots or set anything up first.

It needs club data. LaunchtoPin sorts your shots by club speed and club path, so a file with ball data only can’t be analysed yet. That includes files from the original SkyTrak, which doesn’t measure the club. On a SkyTrak+, make sure club data is switched on before you hit.

No CSV option? Update the SkyTrak app. If it still only offers a PDF, tell us which app version you have.

What makes a good file

What you get from a SkyTrak+ file

LaunchtoPin sorts your shots by face, path, speed and strike, and puts your best shots against your worst, so you see what your good swings did differently. A SkyTrak+ file has:

In the report From the SkyTrak columns
Clubface and path Path, and face to target (FTT)
Strike Smash. SkyTrak doesn’t record where on the face you hit it.
Turf and delivery Not in the file: there’s no attack angle or low point.
Ball flight Ball Speed, Launch, Side, Back and Side Spin, Height, Descent, Carry and Offline

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LaunchtoPin isn’t affiliated with SkyTrak. We read the files its app exports.

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