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Last updated: December 19, 2024

How to Export CSV Data from GSPro Golf Simulator

Learn how to export your Practice Range session data from GSPro golf simulator for analysis with SHOTMETRICS AI. GSPro is a premium golf simulation platform that provides detailed shot tracking in Practice Range mode.

What You’ll Need

  • GSPro golf simulator software
  • Completed Practice Range sessions
  • Computer running GSPro
  • Connected launch monitor (TrackMan, FlightScope, etc.)

About GSPro Integration

GSPro Practice Range sessions can be exported as CSV files for analysis with SHOTMETRICS AI. The simulator captures shot data through connected launch monitors during Practice Range sessions.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Access GSPro Application

  1. Launch GSPro: Open the GSPro application on your computer
  2. Verify Launch Monitor: Ensure your launch monitor is connected and calibrated

Step 2: Access Practice Range

  1. Navigate to Practice Range: From the main menu, select “Practice” and then “Practice Range”
  2. Choose Practice Mode: When selecting your practice mode, select “Driving Range” as this is the only mode we support for now.
  3. Begin Practice Session: Start taking shots with your connected launch monitor
  4. Monitor Shot Recording: Verify that each shot is being recorded by GSPro

Step 3: Export Session Data

Practice Range CSV Export

  1. Record Your Session: Take shots during your practice range session in GSPro
  2. Access Shot Data: Click the “clipboard” icon found in the top left corner of the screen
  3. Review Shot List: View all shots taken during your current session
  4. Clean Data (Optional): If a shot was taken by mistake, click on the trashcan adjacent to it to delete the shot
  5. Export CSV: Click “Export CSV” to create a data spreadsheet
  6. File Location: The CSV file will be created on your desktop with all data attached to each shot taken during the session

Note: GSPro records each shot taken in your practice range session automatically. The CSV export includes comprehensive data for each shot with all available metrics from your connected launch monitor.

Step 4: Prepare Export for Analysis

  1. Open CSV File: Review exported data in spreadsheet software
  2. Data Validation: Check for complete shot records and realistic values
  3. Clean Data: Remove practice swings or obviously errant shots
  4. Organize Information: Ensure proper shot sequencing and hole context
  5. Save Final File: Create clean version ready for import

Importing into SHOTMETRICS AI

  1. Launch SHOTMETRICS AI: Open SHOTMETRICS AI web application at app.shotmetrics-ai.com
  2. Go to Upload: Click Data Management -> Upload Data in the main menu
  3. Click on the Upload button: Click the “Select CSV File” button to open the file explorer
  4. Browse for File: Navigate to your exported CSV file and select it
  5. Confirm Selection: Click the “Open” button in your file explorer to import the data. The upload will start and AI will start analyzing the data.

Understanding GSPro Practice Range Data

Shot Tracking

GSPro Practice Range provides shot data through launch monitor integration:

  • Ball Flight Metrics: Ball speed, launch angle, spin rate
  • Club Performance: Club speed, path, face angle
  • Carry and Total Distance: Based on launch monitor data
  • Environmental Factors: Simulated conditions in Practice Range

Data Quality

  • Consistent Conditions: Controlled Practice Range environment
  • Launch Monitor Integration: Direct data from connected devices
  • Repeatable Setup: Consistent device positioning and calibration

Troubleshooting

Common Export Issues

Problem: Clipboard icon not visible in GSPro Practice Range

  • Solution: Ensure you’re in the Practice Range mode; check that shots have been taken during the session

Problem: CSV file missing shot data

  • Solution: Verify launch monitor was properly connected during session; ensure shots were recorded in Practice Range

Problem: “Export CSV” button not active

  • Solution: Take at least one shot in the Practice Range; verify shots appear in the shot list

Problem: CSV file not appearing on desktop

  • Solution: Check desktop folder; verify file permissions; ensure GSPro has write access to desktop

Import Issues

Problem: SHOTMETRICS AI doesn’t recognize GSPro format

  • Solution: GSPro is officially supported; contact support if import fails

Problem: Missing shots in import

  • Solution: Check for incomplete shot records in original CSV; verify all shots were properly recorded in Practice Range

Problem: Shot data appears incomplete

  • Solution: Ensure launch monitor was properly calibrated and connected throughout the entire session

Data Optimization Strategies

Practice Session Planning

  • Consistent Setup: Use same launch monitor setup and calibration
  • Equipment Testing: Dedicate sessions to testing specific clubs
  • Structured Practice: Focus sessions on specific skills or distances

Quality Control

  • Pre-Export Review: Check Practice Range session data before exporting
  • Shot Selection: Include only intentional, full swings
  • Clean Data: Remove practice swings using the delete function in GSPro

Analysis Preparation

  • Regular Exports: Export Practice Range sessions after completion
  • Progress Tracking: Maintain consistent export schedule for trend analysis

Maximizing GSPro Practice Range Data Value

Equipment Optimization

  • Club Performance: Compare different clubs in Practice Range sessions
  • Setup Changes: Track impact of equipment modifications
  • Consistency Analysis: Identify most reliable equipment choices

Next Steps

With your GSPro Practice Range data properly exported and imported, leverage SHOTMETRICS AI for:

  • Shot Analysis: Insights into ball flight patterns and club performance
  • Equipment Performance Analysis: Compare clubs and equipment effectiveness
  • Progress Monitoring: Track improvement over time with trend analysis

Get Started with SHOTMETRICS AI

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