What performance data Badgie collects in each sport
A map of Badgie's performance data by sport (football, golf, tennis, endurance and any sport) with a link to each guide: football stats, TrackMan, RFEG handicap, tennis ranking, Strava, drills with personal bests, training diary and reports.
6 min readBeginnerUpdated October 2, 2026
Quick answer
Badgie collects different performance data depending on the sport: in football, player stats, line-up shapes and attributes; in golf, TrackMan, the daily RFEG handicap, scorecards, Strokes Gained and dispersion; in tennis, the federation ranking; and in endurance, Strava training load. In any sport there are drills with personal bests, a training diary and sports reports. Badgie is not a sensor system: the data comes from what the club records and from official sources and connected platforms.
In this guide
Where each data point lives
Each block links to its full guide.
Football (Academy)
- Player stats and standings: call-ups, matches, starts, minutes, goals, assists and cards per team and season, from the live match, the match sheet read by AI or the federation. Guide: Player stats and standings.
- Shapes by minute: the starting system and each change of shape. Guide: Match shapes.
- FIFA-style attributes: overall rating, radar and history per season. Guide: Player attributes.
Golf
- TrackMan: imported sessions, player card with bag and progression, rankings, challenges and tests. Guide: TrackMan in Badgie.
- Daily RFEG handicap: each federated student's official handicap, updated every day, with its history and tournaments. Guide: Daily RFEG handicap.
- Performance hub: players, handicap, RFEG tournaments, WAGR, comparisons and public profiles. Guide: Golf performance.
- Scorecards, Strokes Gained, GPS and dispersion per club in the Badgie Golf app (also from the Apple Watch), which also imports shots and clubs from Garmin Golf. AI swing analysis: Record your swing.
Tennis
- Federation ranking: with the player's licence, Badgie brings in their ranking and points with their history, and can publish their profile. Guide: Tennis: federation ranking and public profiles.
Endurance
- Strava: each athlete connects their account and the club sees weekly load, alerts, groups, leaderboards and comparisons. Turn it on in Modules and integrations.
Any sport
- Drills with personal bests: each attempt is a number; Badgie keeps the best mark, the progression and a leaderboard per drill (a swimming set, a serve, a fitness test…). Guide: Drills and personal bests.
- Training diary: questionnaires the player fills in after training, with averages and participation. Guide: Diary statistics.
- Sports reports: your own templates with scales; you can also grade on paper and scan the sheet.
Step by step: start measuring
- Turn on your sport's module (in football, the Academy).
- Connect the right source: the federation, your students' golf or tennis licences, TrackMan, or invite your athletes to connect Strava.
- To measure tests, create drills with personal bests in Training.
- Check the data on the web and on each student's profile.
- Ask the AI agent about a player's or a team's data.
What families and players see
- Football: their own child's stats, never other players'.
- Golf: in Badgie Golf, their handicap, scorecards, Strokes Gained and dispersion; in the club app, their TrackMan data.
- Endurance: the athlete connects their Strava.
- Any sport: their drill results with history, the diary and the reports the club sends.
With the AI agent
Badgie Agentic queries football stats and standings, attributes, TrackMan and swing analysis, tennis ranking and progression, Strava (weekly load, comparisons and alerts), drills and personal bests with their leaderboard, and the training diary. For example: «Who has dropped their handicap the most in the performance group?» or «How is the U19 A team doing in the league?».
Frequently asked questions
Does Badgie connect to football GPS or wearables?
Not today. Badgie does not integrate with GPS or sensor systems for football. Training load is recorded with each session's intensity.
Does it integrate with match cameras such as Veo or Hudl?
Not today. Video in Badgie is what the club uploads: video analysis in the app, drills with video and the gallery.
What about Garmin?
Badgie Golf imports shots and clubs from Garmin Golf. For endurance sports, the connection is Strava.
Can AimHarder measure my athletes' performance?
No. AimHarder provides business analytics for the box. For athletes' marks, use drills with personal bests.
Can I measure physical tests in any sport?
Yes. Drills with personal bests work for any test that can be reduced to a number: times, reps, distances or points.