Online Golf Swing Analysis
Research the workflow online, then upload your phone swing inside SwingSmith to get a score, P10 checkpoints, visual feedback, written notes, and Ask Brody follow-up tied to your swing history.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
App-based analysis, found online
A browser upload can become a one-off file. SwingSmith keeps the swing video, result, history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up together so the next upload can answer what changed.
Try one free starter analysis before choosing a plan. Uploads happen in the iOS and Android app, not on this website.
Step 1
This page explains what SwingSmith checks and what you get back. It does not run a browser upload.
Step 2
Use a stable down-the-line or face-on angle. Keep the golfer, ball, club, and finish visible.
Step 3
The iOS and Android app keeps the video, result, swing history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up connected.
Step 4
Use the score, P10 checkpoints, written notes, and follow-up questions to choose what to test next.
A fast read on the current upload before you go into the notes and visuals.
A frame-by-frame checkpoint view across setup, backswing, transition, impact, and finish.
Product proof tied to the uploaded swing, not a generic tip article.
One practice focus for the next range, simulator, home-net, backyard, or lesson session.
A connected record so later uploads can be compared against older swings.
Follow-up questions about the current result, previous swings, drills, and practice feels.
Good fit
Important distinction
Searchers often type “online golf swing analysis” when they want a way to understand a video. SwingSmith serves that need with an app-first workflow: learn online, download the app, upload the swing, and keep the result connected to history and follow-up.
See the exact app-first upload workflow and recording expectations.
Turn phone swing video into checkpoints, visuals, and one practice priority.
Use normal phone video for AI-backed swing feedback inside the app.
Preview the current dark-app score, P10 sequence, written priority, and notes.
See how P1-P10 checkpoints turn a swing video into a movement sequence.
Ask follow-up questions about current and previous swings after analysis.
Start with phone video before buying a launch monitor, sensor, or wearable.
Film a clearer down-the-line or face-on swing before the first upload.
Start in the app
Use a normal phone swing video, then keep the score, P10 sequence, written priority, swing history, and Ask Brody follow-up connected inside SwingSmith. Current App Store evidence: 4.3 from 12 public ratings (checked Sep 8, 2026).
This website explains the workflow and sends you to the app stores. The actual upload, analysis, result history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up happen inside the SwingSmith iOS and Android app.
SwingSmith keeps the swing video, score, P10 frames, visual feedback, written priority, and follow-up chat connected in the app. That matters when you compare later swings or ask Brody what changed.
SwingSmith returns a swing score, P10 frame sequence, visual context, written analysis, and one practice priority. Ask Brody can then help with drills, feels, and questions about older swings.
No. SwingSmith is built around normal phone swing video. Launch monitors and sensors can add extra data, but they are not required for app-based video analysis.
Yes. SwingSmith uses one free starter analysis so you can test the app-based analysis workflow before deciding whether to upgrade.
