AI Golf Swing Analysis
— Powered by Launch Monitor Data

How Golf Swing Analysis Works

1. 1

   Upload Your Data

   Import a CSV from your launch monitor, upload a screenshot, or manually enter key metrics.

2. 2

   AI Diagnoses Your Faults

   Our rules engine cross-references 20+ biomechanical benchmarks to identify your top swing pattern issues.

3. 3

   Get Your Practice Plan

   Receive drill recommendations, a weekly training schedule, and benchmarks to track improvement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What launch monitor data does SwingIQ accept?

SwingIQ accepts CSV exports from FlightScope, TrackMan, Foresight GCQuad, Garmin Approach, Rapsodo, and SkyTrak. You can also upload a screenshot and enter data manually.

How does the AI golf swing analysis work?

SwingIQ uses a hybrid approach: a deterministic rules engine identifies swing faults based on proven biomechanical benchmarks, then an AI layer generates personalized drill recommendations and practice plans based on your specific pattern.

What golf metrics does SwingIQ analyze?

SwingIQ analyzes ball speed, club speed, launch angle, spin rate, club path, face angle, face-to-path, attack angle, dynamic loft, smash factor, carry distance, and impact location.

Is my swing data private?

Yes. SwingIQ is privacy-first. Your data is processed locally in your browser when possible. We never sell your data, and you can delete your account and all associated data at any time.

Do I need a launch monitor to use SwingIQ?

No. You can upload a swing video for video-based analysis, or use the manual entry tools to log sessions from any source — even a simple radar gun or range session.

Guides for your game

• How to Fix a Golf Slice (Beginner-Safe Guide)A slice is almost always an out-to-in club path with an open face. Here is how to diagnose it, three beginner-safe drills to fix it, and a 7-day practice plan.
• Why Do I Slice My Driver? (And How to Stop)You slice the driver more than your irons because its length and low loft magnify an open-face, out-to-in strike. Here is the real cause and how to fix it.
• Launch Monitor Analysis: What Your Numbers Actually MeanConfused by your launch monitor data? Learn what club speed, smash factor, spin, launch angle, and club path tell you — and how to turn them into a practice plan.
• How to Practice Golf at Home (No Range Required)You can make real progress at home with mirror work, slow-motion reps, and short-game touch drills. Here is a safe, equipment-light home practice plan.
• High-Handicap Swing Analysis: Where to Actually StartHigh handicappers improve fastest by fixing contact and the big miss first — not by chasing tour positions. Here is how to diagnose your one priority and a plan.
• How to Stop Topping the Golf BallTopping the ball comes from your low point being behind the ball or your body rising through impact. Here is how to diagnose it and three drills to fix it.
• How to Stop Coming Over the Top (Beginner-Safe Guide)Coming over the top means the club swings out and across the ball from the top of the backswing — the root cause behind most slices and pulls. Here is how to diagnose it, three drills to fix it, and a practice plan.
• How to Fix a Hook in Golf (Beginner-Safe Guide)A hook happens when the club face is closed relative to your swing path at impact, so the ball curves hard left. Here is how to diagnose it, three drills to fix it, and a practice plan.
• How to Stop Hitting It Fat (Chunked Irons) in GolfA fat shot happens when the club hits the ground before the ball, usually because your low point is behind the ball. Here is how to diagnose it, three drills, and a practice plan.