Trackman rebuilds its Golf app with clearer session reports and full-bag dispersion

Trackman announced a rebuilt Golf app on October 5, with redesigned practice reports and a full-bag dispersion view that bring more of a simulator session onto the phone after a player leaves the bay.

The useful change for an indoor golfer is how the app connects a round with the shots behind it. Trackman says Virtual Golf reports now have an expandable scorecard and performance sections for Off the Tee, Approach and Around the Green. Players can select shots on the course map, follow a hole through animated tracers and look up explanations for individual data points.

Trackman's official walkthrough shows where those reports sit in the new navigation. Its chapter list moves from Quick Login at 0:24 to activities and reports at 1:09, then MyBag at 1:37. It is a product demonstration by the manufacturer.

Practice reports for Trackman Range, indoor Range and Shot Analysis share a consistent layout, including interactive maps, club summaries and a shot table that works in landscape orientation. The Profile and Activity areas collect practice, course play and games, with filters for finding a particular session.

MyBag adds a full-bag dispersion display, a switch between carry and total distance, and tools for assigning club brands and models to several clubs at once. That gives a player a way to review gaps throughout the set. Carry and total answer different questions: the app keeps the choice visible when comparing clubs.

The Australian App Store listing identifies the redesign as version 6.3.0 and repeats the report, dispersion and navigation changes. It lists iOS 18.5 or later for iPhone and iPadOS 18.5 or later for iPad. Its version history shows the update predating the October 5 announcement; the announcement date should not be read as the first day every user could download it.

The app also reorganizes tournaments, invitations and standings in Compete. A Book tab puts favorite facilities first and lets golfers search by facility or location. Trackman describes faster startup and smoother use, but the announcement and store notes provide no independent performance test.

For someone who already uses Trackman, the immediate task is to update the app, open a familiar session and check whether the revised reports and MyBag view make that session easier to review. The hardware and the quality of the underlying shots still matter; this release changes how golfers reach and inspect their recorded activity.