Face-on
Phone in front of you, not down the line. That's the only view Llyr has rules for, and it will fix your framing before you swing.
Turn your phone into an AI biomechanics lab.
Set the phone in front of you and swing. Llyr reads the shape your body makes through the backswing and tells you what to change, in plain words. It never sees the ball, so it will never tell you what the ball did.
Filmed from the front, the ball isn't even in shot. Any app that watches your body and then tells you why you sliced it is guessing at the bit you already know, from the bit it can barely see.
You already know where your ball went. What you can't see is the shape you made to send it there. That is the only thing Llyr talks about.
Sway, reverse spine and slide Three faults a camera in front of you can actually see. Llyr raises them in that order.
One swing at a time Llyr finds each swing and cuts it out on its own, so you get a correction for each one instead of an average of all of them.
The recap, after the swing Nothing is called out mid-swing. You get the read once you've stopped, with a photo of each thing it flagged.
What the ball did Slice, hook, fat, thin. The ball is out of shot, and guessing at it is the fastest way to lose a golfer who just watched it land.
Tempo, clubhead speed, and anything at impact A swing takes about a quarter of a second. The camera only looks fifteen times a second, so the moment you hit the ball falls in a gap. The read stops at hip height on purpose.
Shoulder-to-hip turn, swing order, and weight through your feet How far your shoulders turn past your hips needs depth one camera hasn't got. Pressure under your feet needs a force plate, not a lens.
Phone in front of you, not down the line. That's the only view Llyr has rules for, and it will fix your framing before you swing.
Hit a few. Llyr picks out each swing by itself, so you don't have to start and stop for it.
What your body did on each swing, with the correction drawn on the frame it came from.
No golfer has used this long enough to quote, so there are no reviews here. When there are real ones, they'll carry real names.
Llyr talks about how you moved. Not the ball, not the strike, not what it meant for the hole.
Llyr has no rules for a down-the-line view, so it asks for the one it can actually use instead of taking one it can do nothing with.
Join the list, film a few swings, and check the read against what your coach has been telling you.
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That is the whole of it. We would rather have a hundred people actually filming and telling us what broke than a list of ten thousand who never open it.
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