Golfeye connects camera hardware, App workflows, media management, content delivery, and partner support. We work with qualified brands, distributors, facilities, and technology partners on OEM, white-label, and custom AI + sports solutions—including projects beyond golf, subject to engineering validation.Capture, manage, and share golf video with Golfeye G20.
The challenge is not capturing one impressive clip. It is creating a repeatable workflow that staff can deploy across daily play, lessons, member events, and tournaments without adding operational friction.
Launch monitors are built for performance data. Facility teams still need a separate filming and editing workflow to create branded content golfers can watch and share.
Fixed platforms work well in dedicated bays, but cannot follow the facility's calendar from the range to a signature hole, coaching area, sponsor activation, or tournament.
Golfeye G20 connects flexible capture modes with App-based media management, editing, sharing, automation, and live or replay delivery.
A connected golf camera and App ecosystem built for automatic capture, content creation, sharing, and live viewing across commercial golf operations.
Golfeye G20 · FeaturedBring capture, media management, editing, sharing, automatic processing, and live rooms into one connected workflow designed for golf facilities.
G20 combines on-device compute, optical imaging, a motorized gimbal, and the Golfeye App. The exact capture, processing, transfer, and delivery workflow should be validated with the current firmware and deployment environment.
Use Automatic mode for the documented G20 capture workflow, then verify framing, target visibility, detection behavior, and results through the App preview during deployment.
The current G20 dossier confirms an 18× optical module and three-axis gimbal. Validate the required framing, distance, movement, and output quality for each course, range, or coaching position.
G20 combines on-device AI processing with its optical and gimbal system. Confirm the available tracer, effects, and processing behavior in the production firmware before defining a customer-facing workflow.
Review captured media in the Golfeye App, apply the available editing and effects tools, export or share selected content, and configure supported highlight or cloud options for the intended use case.
Every system has trade-offs. This table focuses on the operational dimensions facility teams evaluate during deployment: output, portability, infrastructure, staffing, and location flexibility.
| Feature | Golfeye G20 | Traditional Radar | Fixed Range Platform | Fixed-Hole Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Role | Camera + App content workflow | Radar data platform | Fixed range platform | Fixed-hole video system |
| Capture Modes | Automatic · Putter · FreeStyle | Practice modes | Range game modes | Activation-based |
| Media Tools | Download, edit, share | Data-focused | Platform-dependent | Cloud delivery |
| Device Control | App status, preview, recording | App / operator | Operator platform | Platform-dependent |
| Deployment Format | Three-part modular assembly | Portable unit | Permanent range install | Fixed-hole install |
| Quantitative Ball Data | Not stated in G20 dossier | Core capability | Core capability | Not primary |
| Typical Workflow | Connect → capture → manage → deliver | Measure → analyze | Play → range display | Scan → cloud video |
Whether you manage a private country club, a public driving range, or a tournament, Golfeye adapts to the way your team already works. Choose your facility type for a tailored deployment plan.
Member engagement, on-course content, event coverage.
Differentiate selected bays with automatic tracer video and instant sharing.
Visual swing coaching, student progress tracking, lesson video delivery.
Guest experience, social sharing packages, premium amenity upsell.
Signature hole coverage, participant video, sponsor branding integration.
Instead of a wall of isolated specifications, these are the checkpoints that matter when a facility evaluates a new operating system.
Confirm the hole, bay, or coaching station; place the camera; align the target; and begin a pilot without modifying the venue.
Automatic swing detection and ball tracking reduce the need for a dedicated camera operator during normal sessions and events.
Clips move from capture to the mobile app in one connected workflow, supporting member sharing, coaching review, and branded content.
Assemble the modular structure, confirm camera position and power, connect Golfeye in the App, verify device status and preview, then test the required capture and delivery workflow.
Technical evaluators can go deeper into on-device AI, optical ball tracking, hardware specifications, and integration options before planning a pilot.
Follow the on-device pipeline from detection and tracking to tracer rendering and local delivery.
Explore the AI pipeline →02Understand how optics, gimbal movement, and proprietary algorithms keep the shot in frame.
Explore ball tracking →03Review hardware, connectivity, environmental requirements, and partner integration paths.
Review technical details →Golfeye supports golf-camera OEM and white-label programs and can discuss qualified sports projects beyond golf, combining capture hardware, App workflows, AI imaging requirements, packaging, and integration planning.
Watch how Golfeye automatically detects a swing, tracks the ball across 300 yards, and generates a broadcast-quality shot tracer video — all in real time, with no operator.
Connect and prepare G20, choose a capture mode, manage recordings, edit and share clips, automate routine processing, or create a live or replay room from the Golfeye App.
Connect to G20 inside the App, review battery and storage, select Automatic, Putter, or FreeStyle mode, and use the live preview.
Browse the device library, batch-download clips, add tags, effects, filters, music and trims, then save or share.
Enable automatic download, highlight creation and cloud upload, or create shareable rooms with Live and Replay viewing modes.
From club managers to coaches — real feedback from golf professionals using Golfeye at their facilities.
"We've been using Golfeye at the club for our members, and the response has been amazing. It's so simple to set up, and the quality of the videos is fantastic. Members are sharing clips on social media and it's become free marketing for us."
"As a coach, I'm always looking for ways to improve my students' games. Golfeye automatically records their swings, tracks the trajectory, and lets them see their shot in real-time. It's replaced my old camera setup entirely."
"The automatic tracking is unreal. I swing, it films, and I get a perfect highlight instantly. No one has to hold a camera for me. I can practice alone and still get broadcast-quality video of every shot."
"I shared my first hole-in-one video thanks to Golfeye. My friends couldn't believe how good the footage was. The shot tracer overlay made it look like a professional broadcast. This is the future of golf filming."
Procurement teams should not have to search through collapsed answers to understand the basic support framework.
Hardware-defect coverage with a defined support path for approved deployments.
Validate the product and operating workflow under the applicable regional program.
Camera placement, operating-mode setup, workflow review, and remote team orientation.
Commercial inquiries are typically acknowledged within one business day.
Review the practical issues behind facility deployment, regional distribution, OEM branding, channel support, and after-sales coordination.
Yes. We review channel opportunities based on the partner's target market, active customer network, golf or sports-technology experience, ability to demonstrate the product, and capacity to support customers after the sale. Share your region, sales channels, and customer profile through the inquiry form so our team can assess the fit.
Defined territories or protected customer segments may be discussed with qualified partners. The structure depends on market coverage, launch plan, sales targets, service capability, and the final partnership agreement. Territory protection is evaluated case by case rather than granted automatically.
The support plan can include product training, demonstration workflows, deployment guidance, technical documentation, sales content, co-branded materials, opportunity coordination, and an escalation path for technical issues. The exact package is confirmed according to the partner type and market plan.
Qualified OEM and white-label partners can discuss hardware identity, branded App interfaces, packaging, accessories, and selected integration requirements. Golfeye can also review custom AI + sports solution projects beyond golf, including capture hardware, App workflows, imaging requirements, and integration direction. Feasibility, development scope, validation, minimum quantities, and timing are confirmed during OEM discovery.
The typical path is: introduce your company and market, align on customer segments and cooperation model, review a product sample or demonstration workflow, confirm commercial and technical requirements, then prepare training and rollout. OEM projects add branding, packaging, App, and integration approval stages where applicable.
We first clarify the target use case and the people who will evaluate the product. The team can then coordinate the applicable sample or demonstration path, define success criteria, review feedback, and plan an initial order or pilot rollout. Availability and commercial terms are confirmed for the relevant region and partner program.
The support model is agreed before launch. A distributor or agent may provide local onboarding and first-line customer communication, while Golfeye supports product documentation, manufacturing-related warranty review, and technical escalation. Responsibilities, spare parts, return handling, and service expectations should be confirmed in the final agreement.
G20 includes Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth for connection and control through the Golfeye App. Live rooms and relevant cloud workflows require the phone to remain connected, nearby and awake, with mobile data and the required automatic settings enabled. Fully offline operation for every feature is not stated in the current technical dossier and should be validated with the production firmware.