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The update 2 weeks ago obviously broke the UI. I’m experiencing it (have already submitted a ticket with screenshot) and a lot of other people are too. How could the update have been tested before its release with this big of a bug? I’m a career software developer so these situations really “bug” me. Update on 5/3/25 - Nothing has changed. Software still broken. No new version in over a month. What has changed is that the company has assigned someone to go in to each of the recent complaints and reply with the boilerplate saying the want to help and to call them or email them. Well, I did that at the same time I entered this review and they have not responded. A ticket was automatically opened for me in Zendesk, but that was just a bot doing that. I’m wondering if Trackman is about to be acquired and therefore they just aren’t doing much work? Update on May 14: Looks like they fixed it with the Version 4.2 release that came out on 5/13.
The app is very helpful overall, I really like it! It would really shine if it let allowed you to play with the data little more. For example, in “find my distance” after the user finished the session, it would be great to delete outliers. If I shank 2 of the 6 shots, it’s going to skew the average significantly. Yes, I know I need to work on not shanking, and that club is risky, but most the time when I select a club I want to know the average distance when I hit it relatively clean. Another helpful feature would let the user see a combined spread of all your shots with a particular club. Another would let you overlay 2 clubs spreads on top of each other from different activities. I understand storing this data would get expensive, so this may be a paid feature. The most helpful feature of all would just allow the user to export a .csv of all their data. This would solve all the issues above. The user could plot the distances and delete outliers however they see fit. Trackman could even auto-delete some of the data after the user has had enough time/chances to receive the .csv. All in all it made my driving range experience more enjoyable!
I absolutely love it. I finally got to use Trackman Range for the first time on a trip to Detroit. I was so impressed that I will actively look for more locations. I’d be willing to pay significantly more for range sessions to have this type of data regularly available. There are a few features I’d love to see in future releases: 1. The ability to see more detailed stats like dispersion AFTER the session. This is probably Trackman’s most valuable feature. Maybe I should say “no” to my ego and put that hybrid or higher lofted fairway wood in the bag after all. 2. Ability to add custom clubs. Like many players, I carry more than just a pitch, sand, and lob wedge. I have a PW, 50, 54, 58. I also hit those clubs differently. It would be very valuable to be able to create separate categories on the reports for those “half wedge” shots so I can start dialing in the carry, roll, and dispersion. 3. The ability to merge data with Trackman accounts. I know Range doesn’t give all the data points, but it would be nice to see both data sets together to track improvement over time.
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Trackman Golf is the one-stop-shop for all your Trackman activities. Better golf starts here. The app gives you comprehensive access to all data reg...