Every shot on your course, measured.

Cameras and computer vision record the shot, identify the player and return the clip with telemetry. In minutes, with nobody operating anything.

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Scroll to follow the shot

What you just saw

That is not an animation. It is detection running.

The skeleton tracking the player was detected frame by frame on real footage by computer vision — it was not drawn by hand. The shoulder turn, spine tilt and head drift are measurements taken from that detection.

85frames analysed
33points per frame
2.71:1measured swing tempo
0frames missed

For the club

The player takes the shot. The course takes the credit.

The system is designed to create no work for your team. It records, cuts and delivers on its own.

01
New revenue, no new operation
The clip becomes a paid add-on, a membership tier or a tournament perk. Nobody on your team has to film, edit or send anything.
02
Members who see progress come back
A player who can compare today's swing with the one from three months ago has a reason to book the next session. Data turns returning into a habit.
03
Every shared shot carries your brand
Your course badge sits in the corner of every clip. What the player posts to the group chat and to social is earned media with your name in frame.
04
Tournament recap the same day
The round's shots come out cut and captioned with telemetry, ready for the big screen, the story and the day's wrap-up.

How it works

Four steps — and then nobody touches it.

1
Install
Cameras at the tees or in the bays. Nothing changes in the course layout and nothing is strapped to the player.
2
Capture
The system records continuously. The player presses nothing, wears nothing and never stops to trigger it.
3
Identify
The AI separates the shots and identifies who played each one, with nobody tagging by hand.
4
Deliver
The clip comes out finished, badge and telemetry in the position the brand manual defines, and reaches the player in minutes.

What it delivers

A clip the player wants to show off.

Finished cut, badge in the top-left corner, telemetry set in tabular figures that do not jitter while the video moves. The standard comes out identical on every shot, with nobody deciding case by case.