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How to film your swing.

A phone on a bag is enough. This is what you need for a recording the AI analyser can measure well.

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How the golfer is in frame, from the front and from behind
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Phone 3 to 4 metres awayOn a bag or tripod, the camera stays still.
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Your whole body and the club in frameFrom the front or straight from behind. Either is fine.
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Film in daylightPreferably at 60 frames per second. You set that in your phone's camera settings.
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One swing of 5 to 10 secondsA few seconds before and after your swing is enough.
Also at homeIn the garden, in a net or on a mat, even without a ball. The AI analyser measures your movement, not the ball.

The details

Camera, light and format.

Camera position

Put your phone at about hand height, straight in front of you (face-on) or straight behind you (down-the-line). Make sure your whole body is visible, from your feet to the clubhead at the top of your swing.

Light and background

Film in daylight or good lighting. A calm background without busy patterns helps the AI analyser follow your movement.

Format

MP4, MOV or AVI — most phone videos work straight away. Keep the video short: a few seconds before and after your swing is enough. The app trims the video to your swing automatically.

Afterwards

We check your recording first.

First we look at whether your video is usable: its length, the picture quality and whether it holds a full swing with your whole body in frame. If something can be better, you read exactly what to film differently.

How it works Frequently asked questions

Film one swing today and see what to practise.

You already have your phone. The AI analyser does the rest.

Analyse your swing