See What Your Swing Is Actually Doing

You can feel when your swing is off, but knowing exactly what is wrong requires more than guesswork or advice from someone watching from behind. Swing analysis at Garage Golf Club in Levelland uses simulator data to break down your mechanics with measurable feedback, so you can see what your club path, face angle, and swing speed are doing at the moment of impact. This service helps identify inconsistencies and performance limitations that are hard to spot without technology, and it gives you actionable insights you can apply immediately during your next practice session or round.

The analysis can be used as a standalone service or paired with lessons, depending on whether you want to diagnose the problem yourself or work with a coach to fix it. Either way, the data makes improvement easier to understand because you are not relying on feel alone. You leave the session knowing what caused the slice, why your contact feels weak, or how much your tempo is affecting distance, and you get specific numbers to track as you work on making changes.

If you want to see what the data reveals about your swing in Levelland, reach out to schedule a swing analysis session.

You hit a series of shots with different clubs while the simulator in Levelland tracks every swing. The system records data on club speed, ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, swing path, and face angle at impact, then displays the results on screen after each shot. You can compare swings side by side to see what changed when you adjusted your grip, shifted your weight, or altered your tempo.

Visual data makes improvement easier to understand because you can watch your ball flight change in real time as you make corrections. If your driver consistently slices, the analysis shows whether the problem is an open face, an outside-in path, or both. If your irons lose distance, the data reveals whether you are launching too high, spinning too much, or not transferring speed efficiently. This kind of feedback removes the guesswork and lets you focus on the one or two things that will have the biggest impact on your performance.

The session typically lasts between thirty and sixty minutes depending on how many clubs you want to analyze and how deep you want to go into the numbers. You can bring your own clubs or use house equipment, and the system works for both right- and left-handed golfers. The analysis does not automatically fix your swing, but it does give you a clear starting point for what needs to change and how to measure progress as you practice.