Your guests just play. The shot they weren't expecting is waiting on their phone afterwards.
Every stroke, on rounds and range sessions alike. It records the simulator screen so you get the ball flight, and any cameras you've mounted so you get the swing and the reaction that followed it.
The clip starts before the swing, so every shot is captured from the address position.
On the range, a tap on the bay screen says who's hitting and with which club, and every ball is logged against them.

Arc, curve, terrain, the water it just cleared — and they can explore it from any angle on their phone.

The ball flight and the swing in one clip, composited automatically on the shots worth keeping.
Someone who isn't at the venue can follow the round shot by shot on their phone. Afterwards, the best shots collect into the venue's own reel without anyone curating it.
Some launch monitors film the strike to measure it. Where yours does, every full swing arrives with those frames attached: the club through the ball from above, the ball leaving the face, and the moment of impact.
The launch monitor films the strike to measure it. Those frames sit beside the screen and camera clips on every shot.
They sit beside the clips on the guest's round and on the public page they send. The loops play as loops on the share page, and each one downloads as a file.
Recognised as they happen, acknowledged on the bay screen, and collected afterwards.

The one everybody in the building hears about — recorded from every angle before anyone reaches for a phone.
Holed from off the green, or a putt that had no business dropping. Flagged on its own, without anyone marking it.
Every stroke is captured, so the shot that went hilariously wrong is there too. That one gets shared just as often.
Scan, tap your name, play. That's the whole interaction, which is why it works on a bay running unstaffed.
Phone in the car? Type an email at the bay. Skip it altogether and the shots are still there to claim afterwards.

Guests share to X, Threads, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp or text in one tap, with your venue's handle attached where the networks allow it.
And every page they open is yours, with a link to book again. Every shared shot is an ad for the venue that made it.
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Every guest who checks in gets a place their rounds live: the shots they hit, the ones worth showing people, and every venue they've played. It opens on a phone and there's still nothing to install.
A clip is a moment. A place their golf accumulates is a reason to book the same bay again.

We'll run it on your own bay configuration and show you the whole path — swing to phone.
One install per bay. Nothing for the guest to install.