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How to Film Your Golf Swing for Online Lessons
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This week, 90% of golfers are practicing the wrong thing, and I can prove it in five swings or less.

I helped build CoachNow from the ground up.
Ten years later, I still haven’t found a better platform for coaches and athletes. Whether you’re coaching golf, baseball, or Olympic-level athletes, CoachNow simplifies communication, centralizes feedback, and supercharges progress.
Forget scattered texts and missed emails—this is your all-in-one hub for swing videos, voiceovers, annotations, and training plans. Used by world-class coaches and trusted by thousands, CoachNow isn’t just software—it’s a game-changer.

How do I film my golf swing for analysis and review?
Start with two simple angles, Face-On and Down-the-Line. Record from hand height, keep the entire swing in frame, and you’re golden.
Whether you’re a scratch player or a range rat trying to break 90, how you film your swing can make or break your progress. Trust me, I’ve reviewed thousands of swings as a coach. Good angles lead to better feedback, leading to faster improvement.
And here’s the kicker: your first online golf lesson is 100% free.
That’s right. Just send a video of your swing, and I’ll break it down personally, with voiceover, markups, and simple drills to get you back on track.
However, first, let’s ensure your video is helpful.