AI Golf Coaching Apps: What They Can and Can't Do
Artificial intelligence has arrived in golf coaching. Using just your phone's camera, AI apps can detect your body positions, measure angles, compare your swing with models and suggest drills…
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Artificial intelligence has arrived in golf coaching. Using just your phone's camera, AI apps can detect your body positions, measure angles, compare your swing with models and suggest drills…
Parents play a huge role in whether children love golf and stick with it. The best golf parents support, encourage and keep perspective; the worst add pressure that drives children away. Here's a…
Golf can suit many neurodivergent children, including autistic children and those with ADHD, dyspraxia or other differences. Its clear routines, individual pace and outdoor setting appeal to many…
Booking a first golf lesson is one of the best decisions a new golfer can make. A good coach builds solid foundations from the start, saving years of frustration. If you're nervous, don't be: coaches…
Coaches often divide the golf swing into a series of positions, sometimes labelled P1 to P10. Breaking the swing down this way makes it easier to understand, analyse on video and improve one part at…
Golf can be an expensive hobby. Between green fees, equipment, lessons and trips, many keen golfers spend a significant amount on the game every year. So it is natural to wonder: could golf pay for…
Imagine spending several days doing nothing but working on your golf: expert coaching every morning, focused practice in the afternoon, rounds on good courses and evenings talking golf with…
For many golfers, the dream is not just to play more golf but to work in golf. The good news is that the golf industry is large and varied, and only a tiny fraction of its jobs involve playing…
Golf can be a wonderful sport for children. It teaches patience, honesty, respect and resilience; it can be played with parents, grandparents and friends; and it can last a lifetime. But golf can…
Almost every golfer reaches a point where practice alone stops working. You hit bucket after bucket at the range, watch videos and read tips, yet the same slice or the same thin chip keeps appearing…