Golf Swing App
Use SwingSmith to turn normal phone swing video into a score, P10 checkpoints, visual feedback, written notes, and one practice priority inside the iOS and Android app.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
Phone video to practice priority
SwingSmith is not a GPS app or another replay folder. It is a swing-analysis app built around one loop: record a normal swing, review the P10 sequence, then practice one priority.
Current App Store proof: 4.3 stars from 12 public ratings (checked Sep 8, 2026). Try one free starter analysis before choosing a plan.
Step 1
Use a phone video from down-the-line or face-on. No launch monitor, sensor, or special camera is required for the video-analysis workflow.
Step 2
Uploads happen inside the iOS and Android app so the swing, result, history, and Ask Brody follow-up stay connected.
Step 3
Use score, checkpoints, visual context, and written notes to see what the swing video is actually showing.
Step 4
Take one clear focus into the next range, home-net, simulator, backyard, or between-lesson session.
A quick read before the deeper breakdown.
A frame sequence for address, backswing, transition, downswing, and finish context.
Product proof tied to what happened in the uploaded swing video.
Plain-language notes that reduce the next practice decision.
Follow-up questions about the current result, older swings, drills, feels, and next tests.
A connected record so repeated movement patterns do not get lost.
Not a generic golf app
Many golf apps handle GPS, scorecards, stats, or lesson libraries. SwingSmith focuses on the uploaded swing: P10 checkpoints, written priority, visual context, history, and Ask Brody follow-up. It can support practice between lessons, but it is not positioned as a coach replacement.
See Example ResultGo straight to the iOS and Android download page with store links.
Review driver slice, hook, tempo, contact, and tee-shot patterns from phone video.
Review P1-P10 checkpoints, written priority, and Ask Brody swing-memory follow-up.
Review fat, thin, low-point, strike, tempo, and iron contact patterns from phone video.
Review wedge contact, low point, tempo, and scoring-club patterns from phone video.
Use phone video to get AI feedback, P10 checkpoints, and one priority.
Review the full score, P10, visual, written, and practice-priority workflow.
See why uploads happen inside the app and how that keeps results connected.
Focus on the app feedback loop from video to one practice priority.
Use video feedback to choose one correction priority for practice.
Preview the current dark-app score, P10 sequence, written priority, and notes.
Compare app, coaching, video, and hardware analyzer options.
Start with your swing
Install SwingSmith, upload a clear swing video inside the app, and leave with one practical next step.
A golf swing app should help a golfer understand video, not just replay it. SwingSmith turns normal phone swing video into a score, P10 checkpoints, visual feedback, written notes, and one practice priority.
No. SwingSmith is focused on swing analysis and practice decisions from phone video. It is not a GPS yardage app or a scorecard tracker.
No. Uploads happen inside the iOS and Android app so your swing video, result, history, and Ask Brody follow-up stay connected.
No. SwingSmith is built around normal phone video. Launch monitors and sensors can still help with ball-flight questions, but they are not required for the app-based video-analysis workflow.
No. SwingSmith can support practice between lessons and help golfers bring clearer video context to a coach, but it is not positioned as a coach replacement.
Yes. SwingSmith uses one free starter analysis so you can test the app-based swing-analysis workflow before deciding whether to upgrade.
