- Mar 9, 2005
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I am going to get some golf analysis software. I figured what the hell. I have a digital video camera and computer, those are the expensive parts of the equation.
I downloaded cSwing's free trial last night and was just blown away by it. It comes fully functional, and without reading any help files or anything, I was drawing lines, and drawing conclusions, within minutes. Easy to use.
If you get the full version, with all the extra CD's of pro swings and such, it's $159. At least the package I want is.
The V1 software claims to be the software used by Butch Harmon and Leadbetter and all those guys. Of course, they aren't using the $40 version or the $90. The $90 seems pretty neat. I haven't used it yet, and am kind of planning on testing the free demo sometime tonight or this weekend.
I went and signed up for their "swing locker" or whatever, and it only looks like each pro does like two swings.
I liked the pro lineup of cSwing's better than the pro lineup of V1 from what I saw.
Then again, V1 is $70 cheaper and supposedly used by the best.
Just looking at my wedge swing compared with the free one with a teaching pro in cSwing, I can already see I need a TON of work. If I look at my swing by itself, I can really only see one flaw. Then I put it side-by-side of a good swing, with the PW, and I have like 30 flaws. Hell, I don't even know how I ever hit a green. I need a ton of work. How the hell am I a 6?
Anyway, if anyone has used both, or either, I'd like to know your impressions of each, or either. At this time I am kind of leaning toward the cSwing, because it was so easy and it seems like you will get more "pro swings" with it. But $70 is $70, my new hybrid or gap wedge. If the software and pro swings are comparable, I'd just as soon save money.
Thanks for your time in reading this unbelievably wordy post.
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I downloaded cSwing's free trial last night and was just blown away by it. It comes fully functional, and without reading any help files or anything, I was drawing lines, and drawing conclusions, within minutes. Easy to use.
If you get the full version, with all the extra CD's of pro swings and such, it's $159. At least the package I want is.
The V1 software claims to be the software used by Butch Harmon and Leadbetter and all those guys. Of course, they aren't using the $40 version or the $90. The $90 seems pretty neat. I haven't used it yet, and am kind of planning on testing the free demo sometime tonight or this weekend.
I went and signed up for their "swing locker" or whatever, and it only looks like each pro does like two swings.
I liked the pro lineup of cSwing's better than the pro lineup of V1 from what I saw.
Then again, V1 is $70 cheaper and supposedly used by the best.
Just looking at my wedge swing compared with the free one with a teaching pro in cSwing, I can already see I need a TON of work. If I look at my swing by itself, I can really only see one flaw. Then I put it side-by-side of a good swing, with the PW, and I have like 30 flaws. Hell, I don't even know how I ever hit a green. I need a ton of work. How the hell am I a 6?
Anyway, if anyone has used both, or either, I'd like to know your impressions of each, or either. At this time I am kind of leaning toward the cSwing, because it was so easy and it seems like you will get more "pro swings" with it. But $70 is $70, my new hybrid or gap wedge. If the software and pro swings are comparable, I'd just as soon save money.
Thanks for your time in reading this unbelievably wordy post.
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