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Golf Swing Analysis Tool

Swing Analyzer

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How does it work?How to start to 2D swing analysis?How to start to 3D swing analysis?

How do I record a swing?

To record your golf swing:

  1. Tap Record Swing on the home screen.
  1. Place your phone 5–12 feet away with your whole body in frame.
  1. Record from:
  • Down-the-line (behind you) or
  • Face-on (from front)
  1. Make your swing — the app automatically detects your body and tracks your motion.

Tip: Make sure the lighting is good and your whole body stays visible.

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What are button Actions?

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How do I share my video?

Tap  button to share video outside the app using Messages, Email, WhatsApp, etc. Videos and swing data go with your share link.

What are the key phases of the golf swing?

Our analyzer breaks the swing into 10 biomechanical checkpoints using industry-standard positions.

  1. P1 – Address
  1. P2 – Shaft Parallel (Backswing Start)
  1. P3 – Lead Arm Parallel
  1. P4 – Top of Backswing
  1. P5 – Lead Arm Parallel Downswing
  1. P6 – Shaft Parallel Downswing
  1. P7 – Impact
  1. P8 – Shaft Parallel Post-Impact
  1. P9 – Lead Arm Parallel Follow-Through
  1. P10 – Finish

These checkpoints help you compare your positions to professional movement patterns.

How do I mark these positions in my video?

The app automatically:

  • Detects your body
  • Tracks your joint movement frame-by-frame
  • Identifies P1–P10 positions using body motion and timing

You can scrub through your video to see each position clearly labeled.

How do I know if my swing is good or bad?

We give you color-coded feedback based on biomechanical ranges used by instructors and Tour-level systems.

  • 🟩 Green = Ideal
  • 🟨 Yellow = Functional but could be improved
  • 🟥 Red = Outside the recommended range

The analyzer compares your angles at each swing phase to the target ranges for:

  • Pelvis rotation (Lower Body Turn)
  • Shoulder rotation (Upper Body Turn)
  • Pelvis tilt (How level your hips are)
  • Shoulder tilt (How level your shoulders are)
  • Spine angle (How much you bend forward)
  • Upper and lower leg angles (Stability and Power)
  • Arm angles (Arm Width and Plane)

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Swing Analyzer FAQ

What is wrist tracing?

Wrist Tracing shows the path your hands travel during the swing.

It helps you understand:

  • Your hand path direction
  • How shallow or steep your downswing is
  • Whether you loop the club
  • Your release pattern

Coaches use wrist tracing to analyze your plane, sequencing, and consistency.

What are Guidelines?

Guidelines are optional on-screen overlays that help you visually check your positions.

They include:

  • Spine angle reference
  • Swing plane lines
  • Shaft and arm alignment guides
  • Shoulder and hip orientation markers
  • These help you quickly see whether your motion stays on-plane or drifts off during the swing.
Common Swing Faults & What Causes Them

Here are typical faults your app will flag and what usually causes them:

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Early Extension

  • Spine angle increases too much
  • Hips move toward the ball
  • Caused by:
  • Limited mobility
  • Lack of rotation
  • Poor sequencing

Casting / Early Release

  • Wrist angle drops too early
  • Caused by:
  • Weak grip
  • Poor transition mechanics
  • Lack of wrist hinge strength

Over-the-Top Move

  • Shoulders rotate too open at P5–P6
  • Caused by:
  • Arms starting the downswing
  • Upper body dominating sequence

Not Enough Hip Turn

  • Pelvis rotation stays low at P3–P4
  • Caused by:
  • Flexibility limitations
  • Reverse pivot
  • Weight not shifting properly

Shoulder Tilt Too Low or High

  • Affects low point, swing plane
  • Caused by:
  • Poor posture
  • Loss of side bend
  • Improper rotation sequence

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