Evidence-based, not AI guesswork
You've had fifteen swing tips this year.None of them stuck.
Most golf advice isn't checked against what actually happened. ShotFocus is. It builds a memory of your game from whatever you give it, and tells you the one thing worth fixing next - only when the evidence backs it up.
Works with a launch monitor. Works just as well with video, range notes, or a quick reflection after a round.
Example, after a few sessions
You've mentioned working on tempo three sessions running. Your last two round reflections both called out a pull with the 7 iron. Those don't quite line up - worth a second look.
This is the kind of check ShotFocus is built to make once it has a few sessions of your history - however you choose to log it.
Day 1
We check what you bring
Launch monitor, video, or your own notes - we confirm it's trustworthy before drawing conclusions.
Day 5 to 10
Patterns start to form
Enough sessions to compare what you're practicing against what's actually changing.
Day 20+
We start catching conflicts
Belief-versus-evidence checks like the example above, built from your own history over time.
Why ShotFocusGolf
AI gives answers.
ShotFocusGolf builds a memory of your golf.
Every question you ask, every session you log, every round you reflect on - it remembers. And it uses that memory to give you one specific thing to work on next. Not fifteen tips. Not a generic drill library. The one thing that matters for your game right now.
Start with whatever you have.
A question
Tell us about your game in plain language.
Range sessions
Log a few shots. No launch monitor needed.
A recent round
Reflect on what went wrong and what clicked.
Launch monitor data
Connect your launch monitor when ready.
One focus. One cue. One next step.
Not an overwhelming analysis dashboard. Not fifteen things to fix. ShotFocusGolf surfaces the single highest-priority thing to work on based on everything it knows about your game.
Tell us what is happening in your golf