How to export your GSPro data
Your GSPro practice sessions have plenty to tell you. Get them into the GSPro Web Portal, connect SwingSync and take your shot data wherever you want.
A bucket of balls on the GSPro range can tell you how you're hitting it today. Keep those sessions together and you can start answering better questions: is your dispersion tightening, are your wedge distances more reliable, and did that swing change actually help?
SwingSync connects to your GSPro account, brings in your practice sessions and lets you export your shots as CSV. Along the way, it enriches your data by cleaning up bad readings, filling in missing values, and scoring and classifying each shot.
Before you start: check the GSPro Web Portal
Open the GSPro Web Portal, sign in and check that you can see the driving-range sessions you want to import.
If a session is missing from the portal, make sure it has been uploaded from GSPro and is visible under your player profile before trying to sync it with SwingSync. This guide covers driving-range practice sessions.
Step 1: Download SwingSync
SwingSync is free and available for Windows and Mac, iOS, and Android. Install it and create a free account.
Step 2: Connect your GSPro account
From the SwingSync dashboard, find Pull in your golf data, stay on Account sync and choose GSPro.
Your sessions will appear in SwingSync as they come in.
Step 3: Confirm the sessions
Once the sessions have been imported, confirm each one (or bulk confirm all of them). This will map each shot to the correct club and highlight any shots that need your attention.
Step 4: Export your GSPro shots as CSV
For a single session, open it in The Range, go to Shot table and hit Export. The export button appears once the session is confirmed. The CSV is downloaded to your device, ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers or your favourite data tool.
To take your whole practice history with you, use Export all shots on The Range page. That includes your shots from other connected systems too.
The measurements available depend on what your launch monitor sends to GSPro and what reaches the portal. That can include ball speed, launch angle, spin, carry and total distance, plus club data where available. SwingSync brings those sessions into a consistent format and adds its analysis so you can work with them together.
Keep putting that practice data to work
Exporting gives you a copy to use however you like. Keeping your GSPro sessions in SwingSync also lets you:
- Review shot classifications and scores.
- Compare clubs, dispersion and miss patterns across sessions.
- Track progress and find your best streaks.
- Earn XP, level up and unlock badges as you practise.
- Use your confirmed shots to make progress on SwingSync Treks.
Your GSPro range work can sit alongside sessions from Inrange, Toptracer, Trackman, Foresight and other supported systems. Whether you're practising at home or heading to the range, it all contributes to the same picture of your game.
Check out the SwingSync website to see what else you can do with your practice data.
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Ready to get more from your GSPro data?
Download SwingSync free and connect your GSPro Web Portal account.