PRACTISE, PLAY AND IMPROVE WITH
TRACKMAN 4
The Trackman 4 pairs two radars with a high-speed camera. The radars track your club and follow your ball through its full flight, while the camera captures the exact impact location on the clubface.
Coaches and club fitters rely on it, and tour players buy their own.
From range sessions to full rounds in Virtual Golf 3, the Trackman 4 gives you one system for indoor and outdoor golf, with the same tour-proven data wherever you play.
WHY CHOOSE THE TRACKMAN 4
The Trackman 4 is built for serious golfers who want every number, indoors and out. If any of these sound like you, it’s worth a closer look.
Want to Take It Outside?
The Trackman 4 works indoors and outdoors. Its dual Doppler radar follows your ball through its entire flight on the range, typically about six seconds, in any weather, day or night.
Serious About Your Game?
Trackman doesn’t give the Trackman 4 to tour players for free. They buy their own, because it’s an investment in their game.
Want to Work on Your Putting?
The Trackman 4 captures 25 putting parameters, so you can work on your stroke with the same detail as your full swing.
Want One System for Everything?
Trackman Performance Studio for practice and Virtual Golf 3 for courses, games and online tournaments, all on the one system.
HOW THE TRACKMAN 4 WORKS
TRACK IT ALL
The Trackman 4 captures 17 club, 13 ball and 25 putting parameters on every shot in your bag. See exactly where your game is strong and where there’s room to improve.
TWO RADARS
ONE CAMERA
The Trackman 4 uses patented optically enhanced radar tracking (OERT), pairing two radars with a camera to capture the exact impact location on the clubface, on every swing.
FULL FLIGHT
TRACKING TECHNOLOGY
The Trackman 4’s dual Doppler radar follows your ball through its entire flight, typically about six seconds, so every number reflects the real shot from launch to landing.
ACCURACY MATTERS
Coaches, players, equipment manufacturers and club fitters around the world choose the Trackman 4 because their decisions depend on the data. Details like low point, measured down to the centimetre, show exactly how the club moves through impact.
