Technique Golf by OnForm

If you’re “working” on your game and aren’t recording yourself you WON’T accomplish much. This app has shaved 8 strokes off my handicap in one year....you won’t believe what’s going on in your golf swing until you see it but I can assure you high handicappers like myself, it’s nothing like what you think. The app works great on the free version, you can record your swing, diagram with cool easy to use tools certain key points in alignment, set up, backswing, impact & follow through. I can’t emphasize enough the importance of seeing what you’re doing wrong in order to make the correct changes. I pay the extra $7.99 a month for the other cool features now but didn’t the first year, just used the free app and compared my swings throughout the year. It’s awesome and functions very smoothly, can also email, sms, save to camera roll your vids and the people you send em to can play them in slow mo. 4 different speeds, easy to use trim tool, this app literally has it all. Good luck everyone, the first step to better golf is to become aware of what you’re doing wrong and this app definitely shows you that.

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This is my go to app for my golf swing! One time fees to save lines etc would be nice as I don't need the video backup option. I used to give this app 5 stars but I've been making one request for years now and it's just been ignored. Update this one thing, which I'm sure everyone will love and really appreciate once you explain its benefits, and I'll give the five stars back. FEATURE REQUEST: Please give us the ability to move all the lines together, separate from the background video, for those shakey hands while recording. Especially for golf; the ball is in a fixed location for almost the entire video but unfortunately people's hands aren't. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give us the option to move ALL the lines AT ONCE, TOGETHER! I typically start but setting up all my lines, including the location of the golf ball by making a simple X through it with two lines. Sure enough I start the slider and the camera man moves just slightly. If we could move all the lines at once we could align them back with the golf ball. This really can't be that hard to add, maybe just a lock button on the lines and then they move together. I'm sure there's going to be some problems with the video boundary as for some reason you also still don't let us draw in the black areaa of the video but I'm sure your expert team can figure it out. Thanks!

A famous line used by golf swing coaches. What you think you are doing doesn’t correlate with reality. It’s one of the main reasons golf can be a difficult game to improve. With this app and an on-line swing coach, (Thanks Clay and Quentin at Top Speed Golf!), my GHIN has gone from a 12 to a 2.6 in 18 months! One tip though: be sure the down the line view is exactly down the toe line straight at the target, and face-on is exactly square. Otherwise your angles won’t be accurate. And I’d go check out Clay Ballard’s website, too. It’s great to have the video of your swing, but when you know what to do about the swing flaws you’ve identified, that’s when the magic happens! Hit‘me Straight!

Nice features for a free app. You can learn 100 times more about your own golf swing by seeng it in slow motion than just trying to feel what you are doing. Now I have to find a tripod for my iPad. Won't go to the driving range again without it. The funny thing is that you see other people's swings and can spot swing flaws that need to be fixed, but you think yours is fine . . . Until you see it in slow motion. Thanks guys, nice app.

Aside from all the good things this app does, here's a suggestion: With line drawing, there should be a way to make perfectly perpendicular lines to measure relation points. Additionally, you should be able to drag a line around the frame in tact without having to adjust the endpoints individually so you don't affect the slope. This should also include the option to copy a line so you can maintain parallel lines. Currently, it's difficult to maintain straight lines in analysis.