The driver swing is its own discipline: a wider arc, a tee-height ball position, an upward attack angle and maximum speed. DeepSwing applies driver-specific ideal ranges to every check, estimates your clubhead and ball speed, and shows whether your setup actually matches the launch you're trying to create.
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Driver phases checked
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Fitting recommendations
01 · Speed
DeepSwing 3.1.0 estimates impact clubhead speed and ball speed straight from your swing video — no radar needed. Speeds feed into replay, your history and equipment fitting, so distance context follows every technical change you make.
02 · Driver Checks
A perfect 7-iron position can be a driver fault. Select driver and every check re-tunes: wider stance expectations, more spine tilt away from target, ball forward, and a shallower attack expectation through impact. Your scores finally match the club in hand.
03 · Distance Pipeline
Your measured speed and tendencies flow into DeepSwing's equipment fitting: shaft flex bands, loft suggestions and specific driver models with fit scores. Technique and equipment stop being separate conversations.
Checks, ideal ranges and speed context switch to driver-specific values.
Multi-shot capture handles a whole bucket; each swing is detected automatically.
See mph, path tendency and phase scores together — then let fitting translate it into equipment.
The app estimates speed from video by tracking club and body motion across calibrated frames. It's an estimate designed for trend tracking and fitting context — perfect for seeing whether changes add or cost you speed.
Average male amateurs swing around 93 mph; low-handicappers around 100+; tour players 113+. More useful than the absolute number is your trend — DeepSwing's history shows whether technique work is buying you speed.
Driver's length and low loft amplify path and face errors, and many players use iron setup positions with driver. Driver-specific checks catch exactly those setup mismatches — ball position, spine tilt, stance width.
Yes — path analysis and outcome tendencies identify the out-to-in pattern behind most driver slices, and the slice-fix workflow prescribes matched drills. See our dedicated slice-fixing page for the full approach.
It's a video-based estimate, not doppler radar — but it costs nothing, lives in your pocket, and correlates well enough to track progress and drive fitting recommendations.
Speed Analysis
Measure clubhead and ball speed from video — no radar needed. Track speed history, switch mph/km/h, and turn s…
Slice Diagnosis
Slicing the ball? DeepSwing detects the real cause — over-the-top path, open face, setup faults — and gives yo…
Equipment Fitting
Get club and ball recommendations from your real swing data: speed, tendencies and profile create fit scores w…
DTL Perspective
Master the down-the-line view: swing plane, shaft angle, trail elbow and path analysis with automatic DTL dete…
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Analyze your driver swing free — speed, path and setup in one three-minute session.
60s setup • 3m feedback
