Video Guides For Installation
Hardware Installation Video
Learn how to measure, install and mount the Hawkeye step-by-step!
How To Install a PCI-E Card Into Your PC
Learn how to install the PCI-E card into your PC when setting the Hawkeye up!
AccuGolf Software Installation Video Guide
A step-by-step guide on how to install the software for the AccuGolf Hawkeye!
Swing/Impact Replay Software Guide
- Must open swing/impact software BEFORE opening game software
- Contact us to receive license
AccuGolf software update v1.0.53 is now out! (11/2/26)
What's New?
AccuGolf Software Update – Version 1.0.53
Patch Notes:
1. GSPRO TCP PORT SETTING (NEW IN V1.0.53)
- AG Setting has a new TCP Port option with two choices:
921 (Open API port) and 13392 (Accugolf Port). The default is 921.
- The selected port is saved as a number in device_config.xml, for
example 921. RESET returns to 921.
- AccuGolf uses this port only for the GSPro connection. E6 (2483) and
TGC (3344) continue to use their fixed ports.
- Existing configurations without tcpPortNumber keep working: AccuGolf
and AG Setting both use 921, the previous GSPro port. AG Setting
writes the field the next time SAVE is pressed. AccuGolf does not
modify an existing configuration file.
- Invalid port values fall back to 921, and AccuGolf logs a [CONFIG]
warning.
- AccuGolf reads the port once at startup. Restart AccuGolf after
changing the port in AG Setting.
- The log shows the port in use:
[SIMULATOR] connecting to GPRO 127.0.0.1:
2. GSPRO CONNECT RECONNECT (NEW IN V1.0.53)
- GSPro Connect can close the launch monitor connection while GSPro is
still running, for example on the first shot after GSPro starts.
AccuGolf now reconnects instead of closing.
- The first reconnect attempt starts after 1 second, then every
2 seconds. If GSPro Connect is still unavailable after about
15 seconds, AccuGolf exits.
- Shot data sent while the connection is down is not queued or resent.
It is dropped and logged, so that shot does not reach GSPro.
- Connect, disconnect, reconnect, dropped data and exit after the
15-second limit are logged with the [GSPRO] tag.
3. FRAME SYNCHRONIZATION AND FALSE-BALL FIXES (CARRIED FORWARD FROM V1.0.52)
- Fixed incorrect frame shifts caused by the fast bright-region detector
selecting a reflection on the club instead of the actual ball.
Both camera paths now use YOLO ball detections for synchronization,
candidate selection and verification after a shift.
- Reject ball detection boxes fully contained inside a detected club
box. Separate balls and partially overlapping ball boxes remain usable.
This also prevents the observed club reflection from being selected
as the final ball measurement after the real ball leaves the image.
- Shift candidates must satisfy the existing Y-alignment tolerance.
Removed unverified fallback shifts and corrected candidate indexing
when the reference pair occurs after the first captured frame.
- Check the actual resulting pair after applying a shift. If detection
or alignment fails, restore the previous slave-frame sequence and log
the failure instead of reporting synchronization success.
- Recalculate alignment after automatic Y-offset updates so a result
obtained with the old offset cannot validate the updated coordinates.
- Log rejected reflections, candidate scores, accepted shifts, rollback
and unverified matches, plus the first/last measurement residuals.
- Shot, spin and calibration formulas, simulator payload formats and the
synchronized slow-putt endpoint search are unchanged by this sync fix.
Important Note
The Software Update Section is exclusively for existing customers who are updating their sensors. If you're a new customer setting up your AccuGOLF system for the first time, please refer to the Installation Manual from the installation manual section to ensure a complete and correct setup. Using only the update files may result in an incomplete installation.
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Installation Manuals For Software Updates
Hardware Setup Key Notes
Tee Placement
Position your tee 7-9 feet away from the impact screen for optimal swing comfort and accuracy.
Sensor Placement
- 9ft ceiling = 31 inches from sensor to tee
- 10ft ceiling = 34 inches from sensor to tee
- Sensor must be mounted 4-5 inches left of center for hitting zone to be centered
Mount Direction Placement
Ensure that the arrows on the ceiling mount are pointing towards the impact screen
Sensor Mount Direction
To ensure the sensor is mounted on the right side, the outlet/plug inserts should be facing the impact screen.
Software Installation Key Notes
What to do when CUDA fails
If your CUDA installation fails, check "custom installation" and uncheck: "Nsight Systems" & "Nsight Compute"
Ensuring Calibration
Utilize the calibration tool with two circles on each end. Place golf balls on each end and place them on the floor to line up with both green squares on the "Master Camera"
Additional Considerations
Recommended Computer Requirements
- Intel i7 Processor OR Higher
- 16 GB Ram
- Nvidia 4060 Graphics Card or equivalent
- 512 GB of Solid State Drive
- Windows 10 and Internet Connection (Required)
- Must be able to connect a (Dual-Lan Port) card into your PC
- (We DO NOT recommend using Nvidia 30 Series Graphics Cards)
- ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH NVIDIA GPU’S
Flooring
Opt for a flat, level surface to ensure stability during swings
Lighting
Misreads and mistracks are mainly due to lack of exposure, we recommend using a ray-spotlight to increase exposure to the golf ball
Ventilation
Ensure adequate ventilation to maintain a comfortable temperature during play.

