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Retest
A retest is a short follow-up protocol attached to each recommendation — how many shots, which metrics, and what counts as success — that confirms whether a fix actually worked.
Rather than piling on new tips, SwingVantage closes the loop: you make one change, run a defined retest, and the outcome confirms or rejects the fix. Retest results also feed back into future, more confident recommendations. It is the "one retest" in the "one fix, one plan, one retest" promise.
Example
After a grip change, the retest asks for ten drives and counts success as the slice curve dropping below a set threshold.
Related terms
- Recommendation EngineThe recommendation engine ranks possible fixes by impact and confidence so you get one high-leverage priority fix — not twenty competing tips.
- Confidence ScoreA confidence score is a 0–100 calibration of how much to trust a finding, scaled by sample size, shot-to-shot consistency, and how complete your inputs were.
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