AI Golf Coach App
SwingSmith turns one phone swing video into a scored analysis, P10 frame sequence, visual context, and Ask Brody follow-up so your next practice session has one clear job.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
Video-backed coaching
SwingSmith analyzes the swing video first, then gives the golfer a sequence, priority, and follow-up path. That keeps advice tied to the motion you recorded instead of another broad swing tip.
Start with one free starter analysis. Uploads happen in the mobile app, not on this website.
Step 1
Record the swing pattern you want to understand, then upload it inside the SwingSmith iOS or Android app.
Step 2
Use the score, P1-P10 checkpoints, written priority, and visuals to see where the swing pattern starts.
Step 3
Ask Brody what changed from previous swings, which drill fits the pattern, and what to check next.
Step 4
Take one priority to the range, home net, simulator, or next lesson, then record again from the same angle.
Start from score, P10 positions, visuals, and one written swing priority.
Ask Brody about previous uploads, saved drills, lesson recaps, and what changed.
Use swing-path and position views when a visual explanation beats another paragraph.
Use comparison views to see where your checkpoint separates from a model position.
How to judge it
If the result leaves you with ten disconnected swing thoughts, it is noise. The useful test is whether the analysis gives you one priority, a visible checkpoint, and a way to check progress on the next upload.
Start from an iPhone swing video and keep the analysis connected to Ask Brody follow-up.
Start from an Android swing video and keep the analysis connected to Ask Brody follow-up.
Use one swing video to get a clear practice priority before asking for drills or feels.
Use the app-download path when you are ready to test SwingSmith on your own video.
Start from slice, hook, shank, over-the-top, early extension, or swing-plane problems.
Use analysis and Ask Brody memory before deciding what to practice next.
Keep one checkpoint visible after the lesson ends and before the next practice session.
Use this when a coach, academy, or facility wants to inspect how SwingSmith supports players.
Use the pilot path when a coach or facility wants to test real swings before recommending it.
Try the workflow
Install SwingSmith, upload a clear swing, and use the result to decide whether the AI coach workflow is worth keeping in your practice routine.
An AI golf swing coach app reviews swing video, turns it into feedback, and helps the golfer decide what to practice next. SwingSmith starts from the uploaded swing, then connects the result to P10 checkpoints, priority notes, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up.
No. SwingSmith is best used as a practice and review layer. A coach still matters for instruction, but the app can keep one checkpoint visible between lessons.
Yes. Ask Brody is built for follow-up questions, drills, practice checks, and plain-language next steps based on the current analysis and previous swing history.
No. Uploads and results happen inside the iOS and Android app so analysis history, visuals, and coaching tools stay connected.
SwingSmith includes free starter access so new users can test the workflow on a real swing before deciding whether to upgrade.
