Impact Position Analysis
Use SwingSmith to review impact position, low point, spacing, P10 checkpoints, and swing history from normal phone video.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
Contact pattern, full sequence
Impact gets blamed for every miss, but the useful evidence usually starts earlier. SwingSmith turns a normal swing video into a score, P10 frame sequence, written priority, and Ask Brody follow-up so impact work stays tied to the whole motion.
Start with one free starter analysis. Uploads and impact-position analysis happen inside the mobile app, not on this website.
Step 1
Capture the swing that produces the fat, thin, heel, toe, shank, or crowded-impact strike so the review starts from the real miss.
Step 2
Use the score, frame sequence, written priority, and visual context to see what changes before the club reaches impact.
Step 3
Look for posture, hand path, body spacing, and low-point clues instead of judging impact from one frozen frame.
Step 4
Upload a follow-up swing and ask Brody what changed so contact work stays connected to your own swing history.
Review fat, thin, and turf-contact patterns beside the swing positions that produced them.
Check whether the delivery position matches the contact pattern you are seeing.
See whether crowding, standing up, or drifting changes the room your arms have through impact.
Use the surrounding sequence to connect starting direction and curve to visible movement checkpoints.
Look at setup, takeaway, top, and transition so impact is not treated as an isolated picture.
Ask Brody about earlier uploads, saved drills, and whether the same contact pattern is repeating.
Why sequence matters
A single impact screenshot can show contact position. The full sequence shows whether the setup, backswing, transition, or spacing pattern is creating it. Ask Brody can then compare future uploads against the same contact priority.
See Ask Brody MemoryUse this when impact keeps moving toward the heel or hosel-adjacent contact.
Use this when posture or spacing changes make impact feel crowded.
Review head stability, posture loss, and spacing before choosing a contact drill.
Connect iron contact, low point, and strike quality to the swing sequence.
Use short-game video to review strike, distance control, and impact consistency.
Film a stable, repeatable angle so impact and the frames before it are easier to read.
Start with the swing that misses
Install SwingSmith, upload a clear swing, and use the result to decide what to test at the next range, net, or simulator session.
SwingSmith reviews normal phone-video swings and shows a score, P10 frame sequence, written priority, visual context, and swing history. That can make impact-position patterns easier to review before the next practice session.
No. Impact matters, but the causes usually show up earlier. The better workflow is to review setup, takeaway, top, transition, and delivery so the impact position has context.
Face-on helps with low point, pressure shift, rotation, release, and impact position. Down-the-line helps with posture, spacing, plane, and path. Use a stable phone and repeat the same angle for follow-up comparisons.
It can help you connect those contact patterns to visible swing checkpoints and one practice priority. A coach still matters, but the video-backed result makes the next test clearer.
No. Uploads and analysis happen inside the iOS and Android app so video, results, swing history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up stay connected.
Yes. SwingSmith uses one free starter analysis so you can test the impact-position workflow on a real swing before deciding whether to upgrade.
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