THREE SIMPLE STEPS
A better plan begins with a clearer picture.
No swing theory exam. No new equipment. Start by describing what your golf ball actually does.
Step 1 — Describe your game
The questionnaire asks about what you want to improve, your typical driver and iron ball flights, scoring challenges, and other observations you already notice during a round.
Step 2 — Add launch-monitor data if available
You don’t need a launch monitor. If you have reliable measurements, you can provide them. If not, the evaluation can still organize your self-reported tendencies. An observation or estimate is not a substitute for a measured ball flight.
Step 3 — Get a personalized starting point
Your report gives you language for the patterns you’ve described and identifies areas worth addressing first. It’s intended to help you ask better questions, make informed choices, and approach practice with purpose.
What happens after the free evaluation?
Learn for free
Use our educational content to understand start direction and curve, contact, wedge play, putting, and other performance concepts.
Practice with purpose
Golf Locker is planned to translate evaluation priorities into personalized drills, schedules, and progress tracking.
What this is — and isn’t
Swing Evaluation is an educational starting point, not an in-person diagnostic, a guaranteed fix, or a replacement for a qualified instructor. A ball flight can have more than one underlying cause; verify important swing changes through actual shots, good measurements, and coaching when useful.