Do I need to be in a round to use Shot Tracer?
No. Shot Tracer works on its own, and FootWedge Range is now handled as a separate signed-in practice feature.
Shot Tracer
Turn a practice shot into a replay worth keeping.
FootWedge pairs a golf swing clip with a mapped ball-flight replay so golfers can export a finished side-by-side range video.
What you can do
- Upload a clip, trim the action window, and control shot start and landing.
- Set start point, end point, height, and curve over a real map.
- Keep Shot Tracer separate from Range so the export tool stays focused.
Shot Tracer
Shot tracing without the clutter
Shot Tracer is built for golfers who want more than a raw swing clip. It combines video with a mapped ball-flight view so a single practice shot can be exported cleanly and shared later.
Shot Tracer
Separate from Range sessions
Range now has its own signed-in practice journal. Shot Tracer stays focused on building the side-by-side export instead of trying to manage the whole practice session.
FAQ
Golf Shot Tracer questions
Can I download the final replay?
Yes. The finished replay is designed to be exported and kept by the user.
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