Swing ID
Get swing stats and visual analysis on every shot you take with Auto Shot Tracking.
Review Swing ID During or After Your Round
While playing a round of Golf using Auto Shot Tracking and Swing ID, simply scroll to the left on the Apple Watch to view swings in real time. After your round, view swings from the main Swing ID cell on the home screen.
Adjust Swing ID Targets
Every swing is unique. There is no perfect metric for every Swing ID KPI, but you can adjust your personal targets to keep track of your own progress and work on improving your swing.
Review Swings By Club
Review all of your Swings, broken down by club on the Swing ID Dashboard. Choose filter options to break the data down further by choosing date ranges, facilities or number of recent rounds.
Review Swing ID During or After Your Round
While playing a round of Golf using Auto Shot Tracking and Swing ID, simply scroll to the left on the Apple Watch to view swings in real time. After your round, view swings from the main Swing ID cell on the home screen.
Adjust Swing ID Targets
Every swing is unique. There is no perfect metric for every Swing ID KPI, but you can adjust your personal targets to keep track of your own progress and work on improving your swing.
Review Swings By Club
Review all of your Swings, broken down by club on the Swing ID Dashboard. Choose filter options to break the data down further by choosing date ranges, facilities or number of recent rounds.
Key Performance Indicators
Each KPI(Key Performance Indicator) is one tiny part of your swing that determines where the ball goes after you hit it. Swing ID measures these metrics individually to help you identify any weak points in your swing.
Hand Speed
The speed of the wrist at the point of impact. Useful for developing a good swing habit.
Rhythm
The speed of the wrist at the point of impact. Useful for developing a good swing habit.
Transition
Transition is the comparison of the backswing plane versus the downswing plane near the point of transitioning to downswing. Useful for developing a good swing habit. Most instructors recommend a small under-the-top transition.
Tempo
The time from the start of the take-away to ball impact. Useful for developing a good swing habit.
Backswing
The angle of the arc the wrist takes from the start of take-away to the top of the backswing.
Swing Path
Swing Plane is the comparison of the backswing plane versus the downswing plane near the point of impact. Useful for developing a good swing habit. Most instructors recommend a small inside-to-out swing.
How to Use Swing ID
Step 1
Navigate to the Swing ID page from the Golfshot Home Screen and press the “Turn On Swing ID” Button. Make sure your apple watch is connected to your phone prior to this step.
Step 2
Navigate to the “Auto Shot Tracking” section of your settings. There you will turn the toggle on AST on and press “download Swing ML data”. This data may take a moment to fully download.
Step 3
Once you have turned on Auto Shot Tracking, a Swing ID section will appear below it. Toggle Swing ID to the “on” position. “Swing Data View” and Analyze Auto Shot Detections” can also be turned on based on your preference.
Step 4
If your watch has the above screen, then now all you have to do is play a round! Swing ID will only count real shots for each hole, so take as many practice shots as you need during your game.
Questions?
Get in contact with our Support Team for any questions, concerns or comments and we’ll get right back to you!
Questions?
Get in contact with our Support Team for any questions, concerns or comments and we’ll get right back to you!