For students who can't make it to the practice in person — or who want a low-commitment first read on their swing — the video-analysis service gives you Will's eye on a single swing for $75. Most reports come back within seventy-two hours and run two to three pages with annotated stills, three findings, and a four-week practice plan.
One-swing review$75
Two angles, both with a tripod or a steady lean. Down-line camera lined up with the toe of the trail foot. Face-on camera at hip height, pointed at the ball. Specs on the next section.
Drop both clips into the form below. Most phones export in the right format. We accept up to 1 GB per clip and any orientation.
Will reviews the clip in batches twice a week — Tuesday and Friday mornings. He scrubs frame-by-frame, draws over the still images, and writes the report in a single sitting.
You receive a two-to-three-page PDF in your inbox: annotated stills, three diagnostic findings, a four-week practice plan, and an optional thirty-minute follow-up call at no extra cost.
If you'd like the diagram as a printable PDF, email video@yourbusiness.com and we'll send it.
Trail-arm folds early on the takeaway, putting the club above the plane at P3.
Lead-wrist cup at the top is opening the face and forcing the over-the-top recovery.
Low-point is two inches behind the ball — the cause of thin contact, not the symptom.
Most golfers find the report worth more than a thirty-minute in-person lesson, because Will gets to watch the swing six times before writing. The cost is the cost: $75 per submission, billed when the report is delivered.
Junior students under sixteen receive a 50% discount on every submission. Eight-pack package students get up to four free submissions per year.