Golf Swing Upload
Record a normal phone swing video, upload it inside SwingSmith, and review a score, P10 checkpoints, visual feedback, written notes, and one practice priority.
Analyze My Swing FreeLast updated: May 26, 2026
App upload, connected result
SwingSmith keeps the upload, result, visuals, history, and Ask Brody follow-up together in the app. The point is not another saved swing video. The point is one clear thing to work on next.
Public free-start copy stays numberless: one free starter analysis. Uploads happen in the iOS and Android app, not on this website.
Step 1
Use a stable down-the-line or face-on phone video. Keep the golfer, club, ball, and finish visible.
Step 2
Install the iOS or Android app, then upload the video inside the app. Uploads do not happen on this website.
Step 3
Read the score, P10 sequence, visual context, written analysis, and priority note in one connected result.
Step 4
Use Ask Brody to talk about this upload, older swings, drills, feels, and what to test next.
Website versus app
That app-first flow matters because the analysis is not just a file transfer. Your uploaded swing needs to stay connected to the P10 frames, visual feedback, written priority, history, and Ask Brody follow-up.
Recording ChecklistA fast read on the current swing before you go deeper.
Position checkpoints that make the movement pattern easier to inspect.
Context around what happened in the video, not just a written tip.
One practice focus for the next range, home-net, simulator, or lesson session.
A connected record so repeated patterns are easier to compare later.
Follow-up coaching context after the analysis, including past swings.
Research the online workflow, then upload inside the app so results stay connected.
Set up the phone angle before uploading your swing in the app.
See how SwingSmith turns normal phone video into useful swing feedback.
Get feedback from the uploaded swing and turn it into one practice priority.
Turn the uploaded swing into one correction priority for practice.
Review the full score, P10, written priority, and practice workflow.
Preview the current dark-app result before uploading your own swing.
Use phone video first without buying a launch monitor or sensor.
Install SwingSmith on iPhone or Android and upload inside the app.
Start in the app
Use a clear swing video from your phone, then keep the analysis result, history, and follow-up questions connected inside SwingSmith.
Upload the video inside the SwingSmith iOS or Android app. The website explains the workflow and sends you to the app stores; the actual upload, analysis, result history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up stay in the app.
Use a stable phone video from down-the-line or face-on. Keep the golfer, hands, club, ball, and finish visible, and record the normal swing pattern you want to understand.
SwingSmith returns a score, P10 frame sequence, visual feedback, written analysis, and one practice priority. Ask Brody can then answer follow-up questions about the upload and older swings.
Yes. SwingSmith uses one free starter analysis so you can test the app-based analysis workflow before deciding whether to upgrade.
No. SwingSmith is useful between lessons and for clearer practice decisions, but it is not positioned as a coach replacement.
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