Swing Report — P1–P9
Date: • Mode: Full Swing
Swings: 1
P1–P9
Info
Nine checkpoints from setup to finish. Click “Video” to view inside this page.
Info
Nine checkpoints from setup to finish. Click “Video” to view inside this page.
Position Consistency
Position Consistency
How reliably each swing matches the target window at the nine P-positions (P1–P9).
- Source: pose landmarks vs. reference “windows.”
- Weighting: P2, P4, P6, P7 count the most (setup, top, shaft-parallel down, impact).
- Score: 0–100. 100 = you’re in-window nearly every swing.
Position Consistency
How reliably each swing matches the target window at the nine P-positions (P1–P9).
- Source: pose landmarks vs. reference “windows.”
- Weighting: P2, P4, P6, P7 count the most (setup, top, shaft-parallel down, impact).
- Score: 0–100. 100 = you’re in-window nearly every swing.
Swing Consistency
Swing Consistency
How repeatable your swings are across the session.
- Tempo ratio stability (backswing : downswing ≈ 3:1).
- Club path & face variance (lower spread is better).
- Release timing variance (how consistently you time speed).
Swing Consistency
How repeatable your swings are across the session.
- Tempo ratio stability (backswing : downswing ≈ 3:1).
- Club path & face variance (lower spread is better).
- Release timing variance (how consistently you time speed).
Power Score Summary
Power Score
Composite of speed proxies and sequencing (scaled 0–100).
- Kinematic sequence: pelvis → thorax → arm → club.
- Speed curve: build → peak near P7 (impact) without dumping early.
- Release timing: later (but controlled) is typically better.
Power Score
Composite of speed proxies and sequencing (scaled 0–100).
- Kinematic sequence: pelvis → thorax → arm → club.
- Speed curve: build → peak near P7 (impact) without dumping early.
- Release timing: later (but controlled) is typically better.
Tour-Player Delta — Top 3 Fundamentals
What this means
We compare your fundamentals to a tour cohort that matches your traits (hand, eye, gender, height, build). The biggest gaps surface first. Close these for the fastest gains.
- Delta: You − Tour average (units vary, % or °).
- Method: Prefer your priority fundamentals; fall back to any available metrics.
What this means
We compare your fundamentals to a tour cohort that matches your traits (hand, eye, gender, height, build). The biggest gaps surface first. Close these for the fastest gains.
- Delta: You − Tour average (units vary, % or °).
- Method: Prefer your priority fundamentals; fall back to any available metrics.
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Definitions & Key Terms
Key Terms
- Grip: relative hand placement & strength.
- Posture: spine angle & hip hinge at setup.
- Club-head in/out: takeaway path vs. target line (often at P2).
- Shaft plane/pitch: club angle vs. reference plane (P4–P7 checkpoints).
- P2/P4/P5/P6/P7/P8: standard swing checkpoints (takeaway, top, mid-down, shaft-parallel down, impact, early finish).
- Leg movement: knees/pelvis sway & rotation control.
- Arm bend: right/left elbow flexion control through the swing.
- Head movement: vertical/horizontal drift vs. setup.
Key Terms
- Grip: relative hand placement & strength.
- Posture: spine angle & hip hinge at setup.
- Club-head in/out: takeaway path vs. target line (often at P2).
- Shaft plane/pitch: club angle vs. reference plane (P4–P7 checkpoints).
- P2/P4/P5/P6/P7/P8: standard swing checkpoints (takeaway, top, mid-down, shaft-parallel down, impact, early finish).
- Leg movement: knees/pelvis sway & rotation control.
- Arm bend: right/left elbow flexion control through the swing.
- Head movement: vertical/horizontal drift vs. setup.
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