Updated- Ok. The iPad version seems more buggy than the iPhone. It works. Does what it says and other than the odd crash, iPhone version is stable. What would make me give it 5 stars? If the app was able to auto record swings or at least be able to press record from a Apple Watch (like you do with apple photos already) it would make this very very useful on the range. I’d use it every session. I’d give it 7 stars if it would WIFI sync with another device that auto plays your swing. So each time you hit, you get a slow motion review. I see this when having lessons with TrackMan and its an awesome capability. ——-Maybe this is good. I’ve used it before and it was ok. Was trying to go back to it to see if it had an auto record feature while I’m swinging....the import process makes using apps like this a pain while on the range. I was hoping someone had figured it out...I don’t know as the software on the iPad can’t even render the keyboard correctly and mixes portrait with landscape while cutting off parts of the keyboard. Guess I’ll move on. BTW, my coach has dropped using the pro version too.

I have been using the V1 app for several years after having had it recommended by my former pro. I also used it for online swing reviews with Q at Top Speed Golf, and my current local club pro frequently sends me video feedback via the app after each lesson. Most useful of all is the ability to video one’s own practice sessions and get an instant view of what you are doing wrong (or right!)I wouldn’t be without it - it’s worth every penny of the modest annual sub.

You only have 7 days after your app purchase to get a refund. So, if you’re traveling without golf clubs (like I did) you won’t be able to get your money back.You are unable to save your videos after analysis. Lines, overlays etc are lost as soon as you close the video. This means that you cannot record and compare progression of your swings over time.You are unable to overlay your own swings on-top of one-another and save them. The ‘save’ aspect is crucial. If you read the app description, they avoid any reference to being unable to do so. The app is also very glitchy. If you overlay a pro’s swing over yours, leave the app (open) to do something else on your phone, then come back to it, the overlay video defaults back to its original size and it’s then unable to be resized. One has to start again. In overlay ‘mode’, it’s very unclear as to how to switch between each video. I accidentally found the function by tapping on the timer at the top of the screen. You can also not play yours and the pro’s overlay’d video simultaneously. If that function is available, the UX is so poor that I cannot find it (and I’m in the UX industry).The pro’s videos are great. The primary issues are not content related. It’s about: poor usability, inability to save videos and no refunds after 7 days.

V1 has been the market leader for golf analysis. Until your last update. Why make users log onto your cloud using their mobile data before we can even record a swing? Did you consider that golf is sometimes played in the countryside outside 4G mobile areas? The log in times before I can even record a swing and the upload times as your app now forces me to upload every swing I record is too slow and uses massive amounts of my data. Some times I just want to take my phone out and quickly record a swing. Not wait until I can log into your cloud or wait until the app uploads the previous swing into your cloud until I can record another one. I’ve used V1 since it was on the market but sorry, I’m not understanding what you’re trying to achieve in this update.