See the move
Side and rear views keep the analysis honest. Tempo, posture, turn and club checkpoints change with the angle.
GolfDaddy is the app-first AI golf trainer that turns the camera already in your pocket into a smarter practice partner—then grows with optional hardware.
Use your phone as a golf swing analyzer: record a swing, see the checkpoints the camera can actually measure, and leave with one useful next move—not a wall of invented numbers.
Measured against the visible side-view checkpoints only.
Illustrative session values. GolfDaddy reports unavailable data as unavailable—it does not fill gaps with guesses.
Side and rear views keep the analysis honest. Tempo, posture, turn and club checkpoints change with the angle.
Practice full and short swings against a clean 3:1 or 2:1 tempo without turning a range session into screen time.
Native high-speed capture adds dense impact frames on compatible Android hardware, with a graceful fallback elsewhere.
* High-speed modes depend on Android camera hardware. Final supported-device list will be published before launch.
HD Putting is our in-development putting trainer: high-frame-rate capture designed to bring the stroke and the first moments of roll into view—so a practice session has a focus.
Product direction, not a performance claim. Final metrics, accuracy and device requirements are still being validated.
Metrics unlock after validation.
The planned foundation connects quick round entry and a simple golf shot tracker with the work you do between rounds.
Connect swing sessions, putting work and round notes without drowning in dashboards.
Current analysis and clip storage run on the device. Public data and deletion policies arrive before release.
One training system, built in deliberate layers. No pretend launch-monitor numbers from a phone camera. More hardware only when it can add real measurement.
Swing analysis, high-speed capture, tempo practice and a growing training history—built around the phone you already carry.
A purpose-built practice mode for the part of golf where millimeters matter and generic score tracking stops helping.
Optional connected training hardware designed to give the app measurements a camera cannot reliably see.
The full expression of the system: dedicated club-and-ball measurement, built only when the data earns the name.
A phone camera can reveal useful movement, timing and repeatability. It cannot directly measure every force, spin axis or launch condition. GolfDaddy keeps that line visible—and uses purpose-built hardware when the answer needs more signal.
Read the straight answersIf it is not built, tested or scheduled, we will say so.
GolfDaddy is an app-first golf training system. Its private Android alpha analyzes swing video and tempo today, with round tracking, HD putting and connected hardware planned as the product develops.
The current alpha uses a compatible Android phone for side and rear swing analysis, tempo practice, high-speed capture and club-speed estimation. Planned sensors and monitors will be optional additions.
HD Putting is our in-development putting practice experience. The goal is to turn high-frame-rate video into focused feedback on the stroke and early roll. Final metrics and device requirements will be published after validation.
No. The current app is a camera-based training tool, not a launch monitor. Sensor-assisted products and a full monitor are future roadmap concepts without announced specifications or release dates.
In the current alpha, pose analysis, video processing and clip storage happen on the device. We will publish a complete public privacy policy—including data and deletion details—before release.
No. GolfDaddy.ai is an independent product and is not affiliated with GolfDaddy.com or Golf Daddy: Golf At Home.
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