Swing Changes
Track and journal swing modifications over time
Overview
Swing Changes is a journal for tracking modifications to your golf swing. Document what you're working on, categorize changes by type, add detailed notes, and mark changes as complete when they've been integrated into your natural swing. It's the perfect companion to lessons and self-directed improvement.
How to Use Swing Changes
Create a Swing Change
Tap 'New Change' and describe what you're working on - for example, 'Shallowing the club on the downswing'.
Add Details
Assign a category (full swing, short game, putting, etc.), set a start date, and add detailed notes about drills, feels, or instructor feedback.
Track Progress
View your active changes and update notes as you practice. Add observations about what's working and what needs adjustment.
Mark Complete
When a change feels natural and consistent, mark it as complete. It moves to your history as a record of improvement.
💡 Pro Tips
- Keep descriptions specific - 'stronger left hand grip' is better than 'fix grip'
- Add notes after each practice session while the feel is fresh
- Focus on one or two changes at a time for best results
- Review completed changes to see how far you've come
- Pair with Swing Analysis videos to visually track before/after
Frequently Asked Questions
How many changes should I work on at once?
Most coaches recommend focusing on one major change at a time. You might have a secondary 'maintenance' change, but avoid working on more than two simultaneously.
How long does a swing change take?
It varies widely. Simple setup changes might take a few sessions, while fundamental swing changes can take weeks or months of deliberate practice.
Can I reactivate a completed change?
Yes. If a change regresses, you can reopen it and continue tracking.