Private beta · now inviting testers

Turn any swing into a broadcast-style tracer shot.

Import your footage, click the ball through its flight, and CaddieStudio renders the tracer — the same look you see on tour broadcasts.

Raw footage
CaddieStudio output
You place the points — CaddieStudio renders the tracer

Tracking a ball flight by hand takes an editor 20–40 minutes per clip in general-purpose video software.

With CaddieStudio, you place the points and it's done in minutes.

How it works

You mark the ball. CaddieStudio does the rest.

01

Import your clip

Load your golf footage into CaddieStudio — handheld phone video works fine.

02

Mark the ball

Click the ball at several points throughout its flight — about 10 clicks, start to finish.

03

Generate your tracer

CaddieStudio uses those points to render a clean, broadcast-style tracer.

Built for the shot, not just the swing

Everything you need to go from raw footage to a shareable clip.

Precision Manual Editing

Click to place control points along the ball's flight, on any footage — low light, busy backgrounds, fast swings included.

Handheld-Friendly Tracking

CaddieStudio compensates for camera movement, so you'll get great results even shooting handheld. A tripod still gives the cleanest tracking, but it's not required.

Customizable Tracer Style

Adjust the tracer's color, thickness, and glow to match your footage or your own brand.

Export Ready-to-Use Video

Export your finished tracer and drop it straight into your existing editing workflow, including transparent formats for compositing over your own footage.

Fast Turnaround

From raw swing to a shareable tracer clip in a couple of minutes — not a trip through an editing suite.

Coming soon

Automatic Ball Tracking

Point CaddieStudio at clean footage and let it find the ball for you — no manual clicking needed.

Who it's for

Built for golf creators.

Golf YouTubers

Make your golf videos look more professional with broadcast-style shot tracers.

TikTok & Instagram Creators

Turn ordinary golf footage into content that stands out.

Golf Coaches

Add professional-looking tracers to swing analysis and instructional content.

Golfers

Make your own rounds, range sessions, and golf clips look like a broadcast.

Be first in the tee box.

We're inviting beta testers in small batches. Join the list and we'll email you when it's your turn — plus early-access pricing when we launch.

Free during beta, no credit card. Paid after launch, with early-access pricing for testers.

Questions

Frequently asked.

What platforms does CaddieStudio support?

Windows 10/11 and macOS. Beta testers get a download for both.

How much will it cost?

It's free during the beta. After the beta, CaddieStudio becomes a paid app. Pricing isn't final yet, and beta testers get advance notice and early-access pricing. See the Pricing page for details.

Can I use it for my monetized channel or client work?

Yes, during the beta. Until the official release, you can use your tracers for anything, commercial included. After release, using CaddieStudio to make money (a monetized channel, sponsored posts, client work, paid lessons) will need a paid plan. See the Terms page for details.

What footage works best?

Any stable, reasonably lit swing video — phone footage, DSLR, or a launch-monitor camera angle all work. You trace the ball flight yourself with CaddieStudio's editing tools.

When do I get access?

We're inviting testers in small batches starting soon. Join the list and we'll email you directly.

Does it work with handheld or moving-camera footage?

Yes. CaddieStudio compensates for camera movement automatically, so handheld shots track well. A locked-down tripod still gives the cleanest result, but it's not required.

Can I use the export in Premiere, Final Cut, or DaVinci?

Yes. Export a transparent ProRes 4444 file and drop it straight into your existing timeline in any editor that supports the codec.

Do I need editing experience?

No. CaddieStudio is built to make a professional-looking tracer far simpler than doing the same thing by hand in general-purpose video software — no editing background required.

How does tracing work?

Import your golf clip, then click on the golf ball at several points throughout its flight. CaddieStudio uses those points to generate the finished tracer.