EasyTracerGreat tracers.
Less grind.
Golf shot tracers for the rounds you want to share.
Add shot details. Mark four points. Review and export.
See how EasyTracer works
You know the shot.
Give the tracer direction.
A small ball and a busy background can leave automatic tracking with gaps. Drawing every frame yourself takes time.
EasyTracer puts your knowledge of the shot to work: four marks and a few details, followed by a review you control.
From four points
to your finished flight.
Club, carry distance, and ball flight give the tracer context. You guide the path and review the result.
Add the shot details.
Choose your club, carry distance, and shape—straight, draw, fade, hook, or slice.
Mark four points.
Select the start, two points while the ball is visible, and the landing spot. You don’t need to mark the apex.
Review, then export.
Check the estimated flight and finish. Adjust what needs work, choose a style, and export.
Use a fixed camera, with no panning or zooming. Flight and landing timing are estimates based on your marks and shot details.
Your footage.
Your editor.
Just add the tracer.
Export a transparent overlay and place it over the original clip. Your cuts, audio, and creative choices stay in your editor.
Source-file matching and frame-timing information help you—or an AI-assisted editor—pair each tracer with the right shot.
Ready for the timeline
- Transparent overlays
- ProRes 4444 or WebM
- Source matching
- Clip and frame-timing information
- Keep it together
- Align the starts; trim the clip and overlay together
Your editor needs to support the chosen transparent-overlay format.
More of your evening back.
Nine holes. Under 30 minutes.
The founder’s timed nine-hole tracer setup. Export time is additional; your time will vary with footage and adjustments.
Make the next round
one worth sharing.
$49.00 · One-time purchase
Two computers. 14-day refunds. Future major upgrades are not included.
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