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The gold standard in golf technology. TrackMan is used bythe majority of PGA Tour professionals, top coaches, and elite club fitters worldwide. At NeoGolf, you get access to the same ceiling-mounted system — every session, every swing.
TrackMan iO
Ceiling-mounted dual radar, infrared, and high-speed cameras working together. No setup, no moving parts, no calibration. Walk in, hit, and see your data instantly — the same system used at PGA Tour events and by the world's best club fitters.
TrackMan TM4 — The portable version used by touring pros. NeoGolf uses the ceiling-mounted iO for always-on accuracy.
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Unlike projector-only simulators, TrackMan iO is a ceiling-mounted system that combines dual radar, infrared sensors, and high-speed cameras to track both the club and ball from address through impact and full flight.
The radar reads the club through the impact zone — speed, path, face angle, attack angle, dynamic loft. Infrared and imaging sensors track the ball from launch through landing — speed, spin, trajectory, carry, roll.
The result: 40+ data points per shot, delivered in real time on screen. Whether you’re fine-tuning a wedge gap, fitting a new driver, or just trying to break 80 — the data tells you exactly what happened and what to change.
iO — How It Works- Ceiling-mounted unit — no floor sensors, no clip-on devices
- Dual radar tracks the club through the entire swing arc
- Infrared sensors capture ball launch conditions at microsecond precision
- High-speed imaging verifies spin axis and launch direction
- Data fused in real time — results on screen before the ball lands
- Lidar-scanned courses render realistic terrain, slopes, and green breaks
Shot Data Breakdown
Every swing produces a complete performance profile
Ball Data
Club Data
Benchmark Yourself
PGA & LPGA Tour Averages
The numbers the pros are putting up. Compare your TrackMan iO data to PGA Tour and LPGA averages by club — straight from the source.
PGA Tour Averages
PGA & LPGA Comparison
Source: TrackMan A/S. Data captured from PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events. Book a bay to see how your numbers stack up.
500+ Virtual Courses
St. Andrews (Old Course) · Pebble Beach Golf Links · Bethpage Black · Pinehurst No. 2 · Torrey Pines Golf Club · St. Andrews (Old Course) · Pebble Beach Golf Links · Bethpage Black · Pinehurst No. 2 · Torrey Pines Golf Club ·
Bay Hill Club & Lodge · Harbour Town Golf Links · Firestone Country Club · TPC Sawgrass · Spyglass Hill Golf Course · Bay Hill Club & Lodge · Harbour Town Golf Links · Firestone Country Club · TPC Sawgrass · Spyglass Hill Golf Course ·
500+ lidar-scanned courses and growing — ~3 new courses per month
Browse All Courses →Entertainment Modes
Not just courses — 10 game modes for competition, parties, and fun
TrackMan is a registered trademark of TrackMan A/S. NeoGolf is an independent facility operating TrackMan iO technology under license. TrackMan is not affiliated with or endorsing NeoGolf.
Experience It Yourself
Words and numbers only go so far. Book a bay, step up, and feel what 40+ data points per swing actually looks like on screen.
Technology FAQ
What is TrackMan iO technology?
TrackMan iO is the latest ceiling-mounted golf simulator system from TrackMan, the global leader in launch monitor technology. It uses dual radar, infrared sensors, and high-speed imaging to capture 40+ data points per shot — including ball speed, club speed, launch angle, spin rate, attack angle, club path, face angle, smash factor, carry distance, and more. TrackMan iO is the same technology trusted by PGA Tour professionals, top instructors, club manufacturer R&D departments, and over 1,000 golf facilities worldwide. Unlike camera-only or floor-based systems, TrackMan iO requires no clip-on devices, no floor sensors, and tracks both club and ball with PGA Tour-grade accuracy.
How accurate is TrackMan iO compared to outdoor TrackMan?
TrackMan iO matches the accuracy of TrackMan IV (the outdoor PGA Tour-grade unit) within 99% on all major shot parameters. Ball speed is accurate to ±0.2 mph, club speed to ±0.5 mph, launch angle to ±0.5°, spin rate to within 50 rpm, and carry distance to within ±1 yard. This is the same precision used by club fitters at professional fitting facilities and PGA Tour vans.
What shot data does TrackMan iO measure?
TrackMan iO measures over 40 shot parameters per swing across two categories. Ball data includes: ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, spin axis, carry distance, total distance, max height (apex), landing angle, side carry, and side total. Club data includes: club speed, attack angle, club path, swing direction, face angle, face to path, dynamic loft, dynamic lie, smash factor, swing plane, and impact location. Every parameter is captured in real time and displayed on screen before the ball lands.
Is TrackMan iO better than SkyTrak, Foresight GCQuad, or Full Swing?
TrackMan iO is widely considered the gold standard in launch monitor technology and is the choice of the majority of PGA Tour professionals. While SkyTrak and Full Swing offer entry-level and mid-range options, TrackMan's dual-radar measurement (vs. camera-only systems) provides the most accurate spin rate, ball flight, and club path data available. Foresight GCQuad is a respected camera-based system used by some tour pros, but TrackMan IV and TrackMan iO are the most-used launch monitors on the PGA Tour, in club fitting vans, and in elite teaching academies worldwide.
What golf courses can I play on TrackMan iO at NeoGolf?
TrackMan iO offers 500+ lidar-scanned virtual courses — the largest catalog of any indoor golf simulator. Featured courses include St. Andrews (Old Course), Pebble Beach Golf Links, Bethpage Black, Pinehurst No. 2, Torrey Pines, Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Harbour Town Golf Links, Firestone Country Club, TPC Sawgrass (with the famous island green 17th), and Spyglass Hill. New courses are added monthly. Every course is laser-mapped to within centimeter accuracy, giving you the most realistic virtual golf experience available.
What entertainment games does TrackMan iO have?
TrackMan iO features 10 entertainment game modes designed for all skill levels and ages: Magic Pond (whimsical target challenge), Mystic Sands (desert oasis aim game), Scrapyard (smash-em-up arcade game), Streets of Neon (cyberpunk cityscape), Hit It! (long-drive contest), Bullseye (skill-building target game), Closest to the Pin (classic golf challenge), Capture the Flag (team-based shot-shaping), Party Putt (mini-golf style), and Cannon Bowl (bowling meets golf). These games make NeoGolf one of the only family entertainment venues on the Gulf Coast where kids, beginners, and experienced golfers can all have fun together.
Why is TrackMan iO better than a regular driving range?
A traditional driving range tells you nothing about your shots. You hit balls into a field with no feedback on ball speed, club path, launch angle, spin rate, carry distance, or strike quality. TrackMan iO gives you 40+ data points on every single swing, instantly. Combined with PGA instruction, you can fix swing issues in minutes that would take months to address on a range. Plus, you're playing real virtual courses (St. Andrews, Pebble Beach) instead of hitting into nothing — making practice meaningful and fun.
Can TrackMan really make me a better golfer?
Yes — and the data proves it. Players who use TrackMan-equipped facilities for instruction and practice improve significantly faster than those using traditional ranges. The reason is feedback: when you can see exactly what your ball speed, spin rate, launch angle, and club path are doing on every swing, you can identify and fix issues in real time. PGA Tour pros use TrackMan because it works. The same technology is now accessible to amateur golfers at NeoGolf for $60/hour.
What is the average swing speed for an amateur golfer?
The average male amateur golfer swings the driver at approximately 93 mph, producing roughly 215 yards of carry distance. The average female amateur swings around 78 mph for 145 yards of carry. PGA Tour averages are 114 mph for 275 yards of carry; LPGA averages are 94 mph for 230 yards. At NeoGolf, you can measure your exact swing speed on TrackMan iO and benchmark yourself against these averages.
How can I increase my driving distance?
The fastest ways to increase driving distance are: (1) Improve strike quality — center contact alone can add 15–25 yards, (2) Increase swing speed through speed training programs like SuperSpeed Golf, (3) Optimize launch angle and spin rate for your specific swing speed via club fitting, (4) Hit UP on the driver (positive attack angle), and (5) Get fit for the right driver shaft and head. TrackMan iO at NeoGolf measures all of these parameters and PGA instruction can help you optimize each one.