The Gold Standard in Golf Technology
If you've watched a PGA Tour broadcast in the last decade, you've seen TrackMan data on screen — ball speed, launch angle, spin rate. But what exactly is TrackMan, and why do the world's best players and coaches rely on it?
Dual-Radar Precision
TrackMan uses military-grade dual-radar technology to track both the club and the ball from the moment of impact through the entire flight. Unlike camera-based systems that estimate ball flight, TrackMan measures it directly, delivering accuracy within fractions of a degree and a few RPMs of spin.
30+ Data Points Per Shot
Every swing produces a rich dataset: club path, face angle, attack angle, dynamic loft, spin axis, carry distance, total distance, and more. This level of detail allows coaches to pinpoint the root cause of a miss rather than just treating symptoms.
Why It Matters for Your Game
Amateur golfers often practice without clear feedback. You might hit 100 balls on the range and feel good, but without data, you have no idea whether you actually improved. TrackMan closes that gap. It tells you exactly what happened on every shot so you can make informed adjustments.
Tour-Proven Results
Over 90% of the world's top 100 players use TrackMan. It's the same technology used at major championship practice ranges and by every leading equipment manufacturer for club fitting. When you practice at The Wedge, you're using the same tools as the pros.
Virtual Course Play
TrackMan's simulator mode includes over 100 photorealistic courses, from Pebble Beach to St Andrews. Playing a full round with accurate ball flight data is the closest you can get to the real thing without stepping on a plane.
Experience TrackMan at The Wedge
Every bay at The Wedge is powered by TrackMan technology. Book a session and see the difference that real data makes.