Mustard Golf: Swing Analysis

Compared to other apps the swing analyzer is slow. Also The beginning of the video immediately after the analysis is annoyingly repetitive. I would prefer leaving out the first one or two comments that are not specific to the swing being analyzed. Also you have to pay for a whole year. It would be reasonable to make the minimum payment period 1-3 months instead of a whole year.

I have uploaded several swing videos following the best practices (DTL, not too far, not too close, club in frame, good lighting, etc) and every single video has failed to process. I really want to try this app out, but I haven’t had any success.

I’ve uploaded 5 clear high quality videos, and they do not work. The video analysis does not work.

Absolutely changed my game. Would recommend to anyone

Why do I need to pay for a subscription for this??

I'm a Jr golfer who constantly needs feedback and this app does a great job at it, and the drills are effective too. But I wishthere was a front angle analysis, as well as a club face analysis instead of the angle at which your hands are. Also what you should be looking like from the front can offer some valuable feedback. Overall this app has really great potential and its almost there.

I used it to mold a swing of my own. I’ll have days where I’m slumped and it feels like AI Blackburn gets me right back ONLINE with the drills. It JUST knows!!!

Analysis is slow compared to other apps. Would like the ability to record multiple swings in a row. Repetitive popups throughout app usage is distracting. The drills and tutorials are very good. Seems like it should also have a face on analysis. A good app but not worth $24 per month, at this point. With improvements it might be.

My buddies and I used this app for 2 months leading up to a Ryder cup bachelor party and our team destroyed the other team. It’s crazy how much better we got even within a few sessions. We didn’t even know what we were supposed to look at in our swing, so the app was HUGE for helping us know what our flaws were and more importantly how to address those flaws and improve.

Asking for a subscription commitment before providing any useful information is a big ask.