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Recenter / The setup

Garmin Approach R10 + iPad · Coming soon

Same launch monitor.
New perspective.

Preview our first connection in development. Recenter is being built to bring a 3D range, shot patterns, and an AI practice conversation to your iPad.

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01 / The screen

An iPad.

iPadOS 18 or later.
Built for landscape practice.

02 / The data

Your R10.

Garmin Approach R10.
Set up for your hitting area.

03 / The coach

A connection.

Internet for account access,
saved sessions, and AI coaching.

Get connected

Two ways to
bring in your shots.

These are the connection paths being developed for Garmin Approach R10. Recenter has not launched publicly; final setup requirements will be confirmed with the release. Explore the full connection roadmap.

Then put a practice plan together
Garmin Golf network connection

Connect through your phone.

  1. Connect your R10 in Garmin Golf on your phone. Put your phone and iPad on the same local network.
  2. In Recenter, open Settings and select Garmin Golf app as the launch monitor input.
  3. In Garmin Golf’s E6 Connect settings, enter the Wi-Fi address and port shown in Recenter.
  4. Return to your practice session and confirm that incoming shots appear.

Allow local network access on the iPad. Check Garmin’s current E6 Connect instructions and any account or subscription requirements in Garmin Golf.

Garmin Approach R10 owner’s manual
Direct Bluetooth · Experimental

Connect the R10 to your iPad.

In Settings, enable the R10 Bluetooth option, then select it as the launch monitor input. Allow Bluetooth access and follow the connection status in Recenter.

This connection is experimental. Test it with your own R10 and iPad before relying on it for a practice session. If it does not connect, use the Garmin Golf network route.

Understand what you’re seeing

Measured data.
Modeled ball flight.

Recenter uses incoming launch monitor data to render ball flight on the iPad. Its range distances and rollout are simulated. Available ball and club metrics depend on the input source and the data received.

Measured, calculated, and simulated values have different meanings. Use them to compare similar shots within a consistent setup. A simulated total distance is not a promise of what the ball will do on the course.

Understand carry and total distance

A clearer next step

Give your R10
a practice companion.

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