Ever since I was a young kid I’ve been hanging around our country club playing golf with my dad. The sport grew on me very quickly and I soon found myself on the course everyday. I practiced and practiced to get my game in good enough shape to get a golf scholarship. When I was fourteen I started taking swinging lessons at an indoor studio that had a video analysis system, called V1 Pro. This video analysis system ultimately changed the way I have practiced and played golf ever since.
The V1 is a motion-analysis system that is arguably the top product in its field, used by some of the world’s top golf instructors, including the PGA Learning Center and the David Leadbetter Golf Academy. The V1 Pro system records a real time video of your golf swing from up five different views depending on where you place your recording cameras. The video is then shown on a computer screen and can be played in full speed, slow motion, or you can move it at any rate you chose with the cursor. This allows the instructor to play it back in slow motion, which allows you to compare new video to old video in order to see what progress has been made. The instructor is also able to make the video play in split screen, which allows you to compare new video to old video and be able to tell what progress has been made. It also comes with hundreds of video recordings of almost every PGA tour player in order for the user to compare their swings to the pros. The V1 Pro is sold with a one, two, four, or eight camera set up and the price rages from $1,295 to $6,995.
If you are an aspiring golf instructor this is the ultimate teaching system to buy due to it’s success at all levels of playing ability. As soon I started working with the V1 Pro system I immediately noticed a complete improvement not only in swing mechanics but my results during amateur tournaments.










