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Film a swing on your phone. NetSnap finds it, trims it, traces the club path and the ball flight, and builds a clean recruiting reel.
Free · no sign-up · your video never leaves your device
What it does
Everything a college coach looks for in a swing video, worked out from your clip. You can still adjust any of it by hand.
Drop in a long clip. The swing is found and cut around takeaway, top and impact, with tempo worked out.
A yellow trace of the club head and yellow markers on your joints, frame by frame.
A thin white line follows the ball off the face, and ignores the divot.
Clean, light overlays for coaches. A bolder version for TikTok and Instagram.
How it works
Bring a friend or a phone tripod. Real-speed swings from two angles are what coaches ask for.
Down the line or face on, phone at about hip height, your whole body and the ball in frame.
Pick the club and the angle for each clip. Add your name, grad year and scores for the intro card.
Press Make my reel and keep the page open while it works. Then save the video and send it.
Add your swings, label each one, and choose a coach cut or a social cut. Everything runs on this device, so nothing is uploaded. It can take a few minutes per swing, longer on older phones.
Add a swing clip, pick its club and angle, then press Make my reel.
Add each swing, then pick its club and angle. The swing is found, trimmed and traced for you. Coaches' guides ask for each club from two angles, in a reel of roughly 1 to 5 minutes.
Shot list
Used for the intro card, the end card and the on-screen name. Empty boxes are left out.
Step to each moment, then mark it. Tempo is worked out from these, and the tracer fires at impact.
Finds shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles automatically and marks them with yellow circles. Trim the clip to one swing first; it works through every frame.
Draws the route the club head takes, in yellow. Go to address, press Trace, then tap the club head. The video steps forward after each tap, so keep tapping to the finish.
A reference line along the club shaft at address, so a viewer can compare how the club comes back down. Off in the coach cut unless you turn it on. Tap the ball, then your hands; drag the dots to adjust.
Tap the ball, then 2 to 5 points along its flight. The ball leaves fast and looks like a faint white streak; a slower dark dot is usually the divot. Light overlays always use a thin white line that starts a beat after impact.
Rendering goes through every clip frame by frame, so keep this page open until it finishes. The reel has no sound yet.
Why two styles: published advice from college golf coaches asks for real-speed swings with clear labels and warns against slow motion and special effects. The coach cut therefore keeps overlays light, and you can set them to None for the strictest reading. The social cut is bolder, for TikTok and Instagram. Tempo and plane angle come from the frames and points you mark; scores, speed and height are whatever you type. Nothing is pulled from Junior Golf Scoreboard or WAGR yet.
For recruiting
Coaches watch a lot of swing videos. The ones that get a reply are short, honest and easy to read.
Questions
Yes. Make and save as many swing reels as you like. No card and no sign-up.
No. The swing is analysed and the reel is built in your browser, on your own phone or computer. Your clips never leave your device.
A recent version of Chrome, Safari or Edge. Very old browsers can't build the video file and fall back to a simpler recording.
Usually a few minutes per swing. Older phones take longer. Keep the page open until your reel is ready.
Not yet. The reel is video only for now.
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