Golf Swing Correction App
Use SwingSmith to turn a normal phone swing video into one correction priority: score, P10 checkpoints, visual context, written notes, and follow-up questions inside the app.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
Correction starts with evidence
SwingSmith does not promise a magic fix. It reviews the swing video, shows the movement pattern, and helps the golfer leave with one correction priority for the next practice session.
Try one free starter analysis before choosing a plan. Uploads happen inside the iOS and Android app so history and follow-up stay connected.
Step 1
Film the swing you want to understand: slice, hook, shank, contact issue, tempo change, or crowded impact.
Step 2
Keep the video, P10 sequence, written notes, swing history, and Ask Brody follow-up connected in SwingSmith.
Step 3
Use the score, P10 positions, and visual context to see where the pattern starts instead of guessing from one frame.
Step 4
Leave with one practical focus for the next range, home-net, simulator, backyard, or lesson-prep session.
A quick read before the detailed correction context.
Position-by-position context for where the swing pattern starts to separate.
App visuals that keep the written correction tied to your video.
A plain-language explanation of the main movement issue.
A correction target you can take into the next session.
Ask Brody about this swing, older swings, drills, feels, and what to test next.
Coach-safe positioning
A coach still matters. SwingSmith helps a golfer bring clearer video-backed context into practice or a lesson by keeping the uploaded swing, P10 sequence, written priority, history, and Ask Brody follow-up in one app. It is not positioned as a coach replacement.
Review Common ProblemsUse the broader app workflow from phone video to one practice priority.
Start from the recurring miss, then move into the relevant analysis workflow.
See the broader feedback loop from uploaded video to one practice priority.
Choose drills after the app narrows the swing to one priority.
Use the app-first upload flow so video, result, history, and follow-up stay connected.
Review the full score, P10, visual, written, and practice-priority workflow.
Use video checkpoints to understand a recurring slice pattern.
Review heel-contact and crowded-impact patterns with video context.
Film a cleaner swing before asking the app for correction feedback.
Use Ask Brody after analysis for drills, feels, and follow-up context.
Start with your swing
Install SwingSmith, upload a clear swing video in the app, and use the result to decide what to test next.
It is an app that helps turn a swing video into a practical correction focus. SwingSmith reviews normal phone video in the app and returns a score, P10 checkpoints, visual context, written notes, and one priority for the next practice session.
An app cannot hit the balls for you or replace a coach. SwingSmith is useful because it helps identify the visible pattern from your video and gives you one correction priority to test in practice.
Yes. Generic tips start from a common miss. SwingSmith starts from your uploaded swing video, then connects the score, P10 sequence, visuals, written priority, and Ask Brody follow-up inside the app.
No. Uploads happen inside the iOS and Android app so your video, analysis result, history, and follow-up questions stay connected.
Yes. SwingSmith can support practice between lessons and help you 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 correction workflow before deciding whether to upgrade.
