Video summary
The video features a golfer testing the NeoPace G10 Pro, an AI-powered 3D launch monitor designed to analyze and improve golf swings in real-time. Unlike traditional training methods that rely on static lessons or generic data, this device captures comprehensive footage of the swing, ball flight, and club interaction to provide immediate, actionable feedback. The presenter highlights the system's ability to generate a detailed 3D render of the swing, allowing users to visualize exactly where they are traveling through the motion and understand specific mechanical faults. This visual clarity is presented as a game-changer because it transforms abstract data into understandable pictures, giving golfers a realistic chance to identify and correct issues instantly rather than relying on memory or delayed analysis.
During the testing phase, the NeoPace G10 Pro successfully identified a recurring issue where the golfer's body moved incorrectly from the top of the backswing, causing the club to go over the top before impact. The device provided clear instructions to drop inside slightly during this phase, which immediately resulted in straighter shots and significant improvements in launch data. The presenter notes that while they often struggle to maintain corrections after a lesson because their form slips away quickly, the NeoPace offers continuous, inconspicuous feedback at the driving range. Its compact size allows it to sit just a meter behind the golfer without being obtrusive, enabling them to tailor practice sessions immediately and monitor their progress over time with precise metrics.
The presenter expresses initial skepticism about whether AI could truly diagnose swing faults but ends up being hugely impressed by the accuracy and depth of the analysis. The device not only acts as a high-quality launch monitor but also takes that data a step further by explaining the root causes of poor shots and suggesting specific drills or adjustments. The reviewer finds the immediate feedback loop mind-blowing, noting that they felt such a sense of improvement from a single adjustment that they did not even care about the device's specific metrics at that moment. They conclude that this technology represents the future of golf coaching, combining affordable hardware with advanced AI to democratize high-level instruction and potentially save users money in the long run by accelerating their learning curve.
To make the NeoPace G10 Pro accessible to enthusiasts, the product is currently available for pre-order via a Kickstarter campaign at a discounted price point compared to its future retail cost. The presenter outlines a simple process where users can secure a unit with a small deposit, ensuring they get early access and a significant financial advantage before the official launch. While acknowledging that this is a pre-production model that will receive further tweaks and advancements, the core functionality is already deemed incredible for its price. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their thoughts on whether they would trust AI to analyze their own swings, suggesting that this revolution in golf instruction is just beginning to impact the sport significantly.
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Well, if you're like me, you've probably
spent years trying to improve your
swing, get better at golf, watch YouTube
videos, lessons, practice, launch
monitors, you name it, I've tried it.
And unfortunately, I still keep on
making the same mistakes. So, this
morning, I'm going to try something
very, very different indeed. And what
I've seen so far, this will blow your
mind. I'm actually letting AI take a
look at my golf swing, resolve issues,
and improve it. That can't happen,
really, can it? You see, this device
behind me, the Neopace G10, is going to
video my swing, analyze the data from my
swing, tell me where I'm going wrong,
what is causing the issues that it sees,
and then tells me how to correct it.
Mind-blowing. Wait until you see this.
Because if this works, then the whole
world of golf instruction is about to
change significantly. I managed to get
my hands on a pre-production model,
early release of this Neopace G10 Pro.
It's a 3D launch monitor, AI powered. It
gives you data. We've seen plenty of
data before, but it then takes data,
looks at your swing, looks at where that
ball is, looks at the impact position,
looks at so many different things, and
then analyzes your swing, tells you
what's wrong with it, and comes up with
solutions all in that little thing. Oh,
and did I mention it replays your swing
in a 3D render? So you get to see a
reproduction of your golf swing in real
time in whatever time you want to see it
in and really understand where you're
traveling through the whole golf swing.
I love to see pictures to help me
understand what's going wrong. Then I've
got half a chance of correcting it.
Right. So what we're going to do is
quite simple and straightforward. We're
going to put it to the test. We're going
to let it analyze my swing based on
ball, club, and my swing data. see what
it recognizes, see what the fault it
suggests is causing the predominant
problem, and see if we can make a fix in
the space of this video. So, the first
thing is we fire up the app. We connect
to our unit, which is uh very quick and
simple process. I'm going to hit some
nine irons. Let's see what this thing
tells me. Okay, after hitting a few
shots, we're going to ask Trainer IQ to
explain what happened on each shot using
the body, club, and ball evidence
captured by the NeoPace G10 Pro. Trainer
IQ is going to help explain why a
specific shot produced the result. It
then gives one clear next shot cue or
practice direction that the golfer can
test. I'm looking forward to this bit.
Can it make a difference? So, it's time
to go on the app and replay some of
those shots and get some analysis, some
AI analysis, and can this really tell me
what went wrong with those shots? Now, a
couple of them were okay. One was
particularly good, and the adjustments I
made were based on something that I'd
seen earlier that NeoPace G10 had
already suggested was an issue for me.
So, it's really interesting. And so
watching this footage back now, what it
highlights for me is that sort of
movement that I make from the top of the
back swing sort of um into out. Is that
the right way around? And I start to
come across the ball. It's a real
problem of mine. So when I hit the last
ball, then I started to drop inside a
little bit. It made a huge difference to
the straightness of the shot, the
launch, the every aspect of the
performance in terms of data and
obviously what it does down range was
significantly different. The thing is
with training something with training
with something or practicing with
something such as the the NeoPace G10 is
that you're getting real time feedback
as to what's happening. And what I tend
to do after a lesson or after I make a
change, I'm great for a while, but then
it starts to just drip off a little bit.
Taking this down the range and it's so
inconspicuous in its size, you can I'm
not really one for, you know, want a big
machine stuck at the back of me and
everybody taking note. This thing sits
behind you at the driving range. it only
has to be just a meter away and you're
starting to get some real time uh
information and feedback so you can
start to tailor your practice session
immediately make immediate changes every
time you go to that driving range and
then hopefully what you can also do is
monitor progress and see how your swing
has changed over time. It's an
incredible move forward. Like I think I
did say this is a pre-production model,
so there are going to be further
advancements made and little tweaks and
changes along the way, but what it's
giving me right now, it's certainly it's
the future of golf coaching linked up
with a launch monitor at the same time.
Now, ultimately, what I want to know is,
can this device really help me make
those improvements? So, having watched
back some of these videos, I'm going to
try and implement some of those changes.
And uh let's see if I can concentrate
for me mainly on keeping this left arm
tight to the chest and see if I can keep
it uh from making that movement over the
top.
Can we see the device telling me that
I've done some things a little bit
better?
Well, I mean,
in a way, I don't really care what the
device tells me because that was a huge
improvement.
Um, and I'll watch back later because
I'm going to hit a couple because that
felt so good. Right now, before I go on
to hit my next shot and see if I can
make that improvement, I just want to
run you through how you can get your
hands on one of these. Uh, this is all
being launched on a Kickstarter program.
And as I understand, with a very small
deposit, you can get your name on one at
a huge discount compared to what it's
going to be uh in the future. So, quick
read out to give you the details because
quite honestly, my brain ain't got the
capacity for it. Right on screen for
you. Now, I'm going to put up the three
simple steps if you want to secure one
of these on uh on a kind of pre-order.
Um, dead simple, reserve now with a $30
deposit and that'll also get you access
to this reduced price which is $799.
If you fancy it, then the link is on
screen for you. Now, I think you're
getting a heck of a lot of kit for that
kind of money.
Change is unbelievable.
Yeah, that's a really good shot. right
side of the green there's water in
trouble on the left we always talk about
man management really good iron it's in
there eight iron what's that say 156
carrier something like that I can see
I'll have a closer analysis of these
before I finish off the one overriding
uh feeling
is disbelief really as to the feedback
this gives you immediately that's the
that's the thing I Can't quite get me
head round. Picks up the ball as soon as
you put it there. A little bit of a
beep. So, that tells you you're ready to
go. I can see myself on the camera in
front of uh what I'm looking at right
now. You hit the ball and straight away
you're getting feedback. Now, you can
stop after each shot and just have a
little bit of a replay back or you can
hit a few and do a broader analysis and
then come back to it. But obviously at
the driving range, this is
This is it's mind-blowing, is it? Am I
going over the top here or not? Because
I did not expect this to be happening
quite so soon in terms of this uh AI
revolution that's going on in every
aspect of our lives. It's truly
impacting on our golf instruction by the
looks of things. When I was first asked,
do I want some early access to this
product and test it out and give some
real feedback then? Yeah, I was quite
excited. As you know on this channel,
I'm very much open to looking at
anything with a very much an open view.
However, I must caveat that by saying I
was dubious. I was dubious at the idea
that AI can look at my golf swing and
make changes or suggest changes rather.
Now, first of all, this is a launch
monitor. So, we've got a nice piece of
kit at a real good price point. Well put
together, well made, well packaged, all
the rest of it. We've got a good launch
monitor that's given me some real data.
But then we've got a step forward again,
haven't we? That 3D imagery again is
incredible. To be able to see your club
path,
club at impact,
and then to see a 3D render of your
swing, and then to see AI suggest what
you need, what's going wrong. And trust
me, when I read through the notes of
what is going wrong, you start to go,
"Oh, yeah, okay. I get that. I
understand that. I can now make some
changes that could impact my own
personal swing." So, overall, hugely
impressed. At the price point, it's
hideous,
and I think if you get on this one
early, it suggests you're going to save
yourself a whole lot of money in the
long term. So, we've had a glimpse of
what is definitely the future of uh of
AI's impact on golf and it's only going
to be ever more increasing in terms of
its involvement. So, I'll leave it at
that. I hope you like that. I enjoy
testing it. Come at the end. A little
bit shocked by it all anyway. So, uh let
me know what you think. Comment section
down below. Are you going to let AI have
a look at your swing and make some
suggestions? I don't know. Maybe you
will. I'll see you soon.