Golf Swing Feedback
A swing video rarely tells the whole story. It can show movement, positions, and tempo, but it usually cannot explain what the golfer is trying to accomplish or what advice is realistic.
Most AI swing analysis sees the swing. SwingIQ helps the AI understand the golfer first.
Missing Context
Golf feedback changes when you know the player's scoring level, miss pattern, physical limitations, practice time, and current swing focus. Without that context, "any tips?" often produces advice that sounds reasonable but does not match the golfer.
Golfer A
25 handicap, driver carry 190, practices once per week, miss is fat shots, limited mobility, and the goal is better contact.
Golfer B
8 handicap, driver carry 260, practices four times per week, miss is a pull draw, recently took lessons, and the goal is more distance.
Generic Advice
Swing positions matter, but they do not answer what the golfer is trying to accomplish. Many golfers do not need a prettier swing first. They need lower scores, fewer penalties, better contact, or one repeatable priority.
Different Levels
A beginner or high-handicap golfer may need simpler setup, balance, low-point control, and contact work. A better golfer may need sequencing, speed, dispersion, rotation, or a specific refinement from a recent lesson.
How SwingIQ Works
SwingIQ does not directly analyze video in the MVP. It collects golfer context first, then generates a personalized AI swing-analysis prompt you can use with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or another assistant.
Not sure what SwingIQ gives you? See a sample report before starting.
See Example ReportWhat Gets Left Out
Better Questions
What is my typical miss?
What is my handicap?
What am I trying to improve?
How often can I practice?
Where do I usually practice?
What am I currently working on?
Keep Learning
Use these guides to connect swing feedback with practice priorities and scoring goals.
What Should I Practice In Golf?
A practical way to choose one scoring priority before your next range session.
See an example SwingIQ report
Preview the focused priority, drill, and practice plan SwingIQ creates from golfer context.
AI golf swing analysis with context
Learn why better AI feedback starts with goals, miss patterns, and practice constraints.
Why “Any Swing Tips?” is the wrong question
See why generic swing tips often miss the player behind the movement.
Want a focused plan for your own game? Take the free SwingIQ assessment, or view a sample report first.