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Shot Tracer Pro (for Mac and PC) is a video-editing software used mainly by golfers and golf content creators to add those TV-style ball-flight lines and swing tracers to videos. It’s the tool that lets viewers see exactly where a golf ball travels after impact.

What it does

Shot Tracer Pro lets you:

• Track ball flight and draw the tracer line automatically or manually
• Trace the swing path to analyse technique
• Trace putts, chips, and pitch shots
• Add graphics like distance, speed, logos, or pop-ups
• Stabilise and track the camera so the tracer stays aligned even if the camera pans or zooms
• Batch-process multiple videos and export finished clips in high quality (Shot Tracer)

The software uses technology similar to what TV golf broadcasts use to show ball flight, but packaged for creators and coaches. (Shot Tracer)

Platforms

• Works on Windows 10/11 PCs (Shot Tracer)
• Works on Intel and Apple-silicon Macs (M-series) (App Store)
• The Mac and PC versions have almost identical features and interface (Shot Tracer)

Who typically uses it

• Golf YouTubers and social-media creators
• Coaches analysing swings
• Golfers wanting to review their shots
• People making training or course-vlog videos

Given you’ve shared golf videos with me before and you run a YouTube channel, this is exactly the sort of tool many golf creators use to make their footage look professional.

Rough cost

Typical personal licences (varies by plan) are around:

• Monthly or yearly subscriptions (for example roughly $24/month or about $89/year quoted on the PC site) (Shot Tracer)

Simple explanation

Think of Shot Tracer Pro as:

Video-editing software specifically designed to show the flight of a golf ball and analyse swings.

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If you’re considering it, I can help you with something useful:
Are you thinking about using Shot Tracer Pro to analyse your swing, or to make golf videos (for YouTube or social media)?
That affects whether it’s worth it and how you’d set it up. Comment below:

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