Understanding swing path

Transcript & step-by-step

1. 1Swing path is the direction your club or bat is travelling through impact — and it is one of the biggest reasons the ball curves.
2. 2In SwingVantage you will see your path described as in-to-out, out-to-in, or down-the-line.
3. 3Out-to-in tends to start the ball left or produce a slice; in-to-out tends to go right or draw. Your path together with the face direction explains the shape.
4. 4Open Diagnose to see your path read for a session, with a confidence level so you know how much to trust it.
5. 5For a visual, Motion Lab traces your body and club through the swing in 3D, so you can actually see the path, not just read it.
6. 6Remember: a visual path read is a smart estimate, not a launch-monitor measurement — use it to spot the pattern.
7. 7Once you know your path, the Drill Library filters to path-focused drills that nudge it back toward neutral.
8. 8Re-check after a few sessions to confirm the change is sticking — that is the honest way to know it worked.

FAQ

What does the "Understanding swing path" video cover?

How to read your swing path — in-to-out vs. out-to-in — and use it to fix your ball flight.

How do I get started?

Swing path is the direction your club or bat is travelling through impact — and it is one of the biggest reasons the ball curves.

What's the key thing to remember?

Re-check after a few sessions to confirm the change is sticking — that is the honest way to know it worked.