Trackman has dropped a new BETA update — TPS 10.3 — and it brings some meaningful additions to the platform. Jay covers the new Download Manager, Virtual Golf UI improvements, pace of play upgrades, and a few other things worth knowing about in the video above. Here is the full breakdown of everything in TPS 10.3 BETA.
Note: Jay has not yet covered the 3D Motion Analysis feature in this video — that will get its own dedicated coverage soon. But it is one of the headline additions in this update so it is included in the breakdown below.
What's New in Trackman TPS 10.3 BETA
Here is every confirmed feature in the TPS 10.3 BETA release:
- 3D Motion Analysis including Kinematic Sequence
- New improved Download Manager (Trackman Arc)
- Virtual Golf UI improvements — faster gameplay and pace of play
- In-Bay Booking options and extensions (commercial Bays & Packages customers only)
- Various smaller fixes and improvements
Virtual Golf UI Improvements — Faster Pace of Play
One of the most welcome changes in TPS 10.3 is the refreshed Virtual Golf user interface. The focus here is on speed — reducing the time between shots and making the overall flow of a round feel closer to real golf. For anyone who plays regular simulator rounds, pace of play friction is one of the most noticeable quality-of-life issues, and Trackman has addressed it directly in this update.
Jay covers the UI changes and how they play out in a real round in the video above, including some time on Augusta National which showcases how the updated interface looks on one of the most visually demanding courses in the software library.
New Download Manager — Trackman Arc
TPS 10.3 introduces a completely rebuilt Download Manager called Trackman Arc. The new system is designed to make managing software updates, course downloads, and content installs significantly cleaner and more transparent than the previous download experience. If you have ever dealt with Trackman updates stalling or been unsure what was actually downloading in the background, Arc addresses that directly with a more organized and visible process.
Jay walks through the new Download Manager in the video — it is one of the more practical improvements in this update for anyone who manages their own Trackman installation.
In-Bay Booking Options & Extensions
TPS 10.3 adds In-Bay Booking options and session extensions for commercial Bays & Packages customers. This feature allows golfers to book and extend simulator sessions directly from within the bay — including via QR code as shown above — without needing to go back to a front desk or interrupt their session.
This is a commercial-only feature and will not appear for home users, but for anyone running a simulator facility or considering building one, it is a meaningful operational upgrade. The ability to extend a session mid-round without leaving the bay reduces friction for customers and improves utilization for operators.
3D Motion Analysis Including Kinematic Sequence
The headline addition in TPS 10.3 is 3D Motion Analysis including Kinematic Sequence — a significant step forward for swing coaching and analysis on the Trackman platform. Kinematic Sequence measures and visualizes the timing and sequencing of energy transfer through the body during the swing, from hips through torso to arms and club. It is a data point used by elite coaches and tour players and its inclusion in TPS represents Trackman bringing serious coaching tools further into the simulator environment.
Jay has already covered the 3D Motion Analysis feature in a dedicated video — watch it below for the full breakdown of how it works and what it means for coaching and game improvement on Trackman iO.
What Jay Covered in This Update Video
In the main video at the top of this post, Jay focuses on the Trackman Arc Download Manager, the Virtual Golf UI improvements and pace of play changes, and a look at some of the general fixes and improvements in TPS 10.3. The 3D Motion Analysis feature will get a dedicated deep-dive post and video when Jay covers it fully — subscribe to the channel to catch that when it drops.
Building a Trackman Simulator?
The Trackman iO is the unit Jay uses in the GSV studio for all of his Trackman content. It is the brand's first dedicated indoor overhead launch monitor and combines dual radar and camera tracking for the most accurate indoor data Trackman offers. If you are considering a Trackman iO build — home or commercial — email Jay at a98cr125@gmail.com for free planning advice and to discuss setup options.
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