New features, improvements, fixes, and security updates we shipped to Up Your Club.
The Pro AI analysis allowance has increased from 10 per week to 70 per week. You can run an analysis after every session instead of rationing them across the week.
Add the clubs you actually play, with your own names. Pick the standard club each one is closest to, then add as much or as little detail as you want. Your clubs show up everywhere the standard ones do: in the club filter, on club analysis, in your sessions, and when you map a CSV. Nothing changes for anyone who sticks with the standard set.
Enter a loft and the club is measured against the nearest standard club of the same type, so a 21 degree fairway wood is no longer graded as a 3 wood. Mark a head as higher or lower spinning and the spin window moves with it, so a spinny mini driver is not flagged for spinning. Record a shaft length and the speed and carry windows shift to match the build. Leave a field empty and it falls back to the club you picked as closest, so a half filled club still reads correctly.
Two 7 irons, two mini drivers, a gamer and a backup. Record the shaft, flex, weight, length and lie for each and they stay separate clubs with separate numbers, instead of collapsing into one row.
Give a club the names your launch monitor writes into its export, and uploads map to it without you touching the dropdown. Your own names win over the standard matching, so “Mini Spinner” lands on your club and not on a generic wood.
Your analysis now tells the coach what you call the club, its loft, the standard club it is closest to, and how it is built. It is told when a head is designed to spin more, so extra spin is read as the club doing its job. If you record a flex, your measured clubhead speed is checked against the usual range for that flex and raised as something to consider, never as a diagnosis.
Retired clubs move to an Archived tab. They stay out of your pickers but keep their name and their targets on every past session, so your history still reads the way it did when you played them. You can restore one at any time.
Until now every fairway wood from 2 through 9 was compared against a single generic “fairway wood” target, and the same was true across hybrids, irons and wedges. A 7 wood spinning perfectly normally could be reported as spinning too much. Each club is now measured against its own loft-appropriate targets. You may see some readings change colour: that is the correction, not a new problem.
Also added: 10 and 11 wood, benchmarks for 8 and 9 hybrid, nine missing clubs in the women’s table, and outlier detection for degree-named wedges.
Your AI analysis now receives the ideal launch, spin, attack angle, smash and apex windows for the specific club you selected, so it can tell a genuine fault from a number that is simply correct for that club.
Pro users can send a full AI Training breakdown to their coach with a private, copyable link. The coach sees findings, recommended drills, statistics and personalised benchmarks without needing an account.
Generate a coach-ready link from the Club Analysis page. Pick the clubs you want to share and the coach sees averages, ranges and benchmark comparisons per club.
Manage every share link from one dialog with inline copy, edit and delete controls. Edit updates the note or extends the expiry without changing the URL. Delete revokes the link instantly. Up to 10 active links at a time, 5 new links per day.
The coach view supports dark mode and one-click print to PDF formatted for A4. No account required, no tracking.
Set your handedness in settings and the entire dashboard adjusts. Pattern detection, shot terminology and exercise instructions are presented in the player's swing frame, rather than mirrored from a right-handed default.
Shot direction (left/right, fade/draw, push/pull) is now described from the left-handed perspective throughout training advice and the AI Coach.
Range and dispersion charts respect handedness, matching the player's view from the bay.
New metrics-at-a-glance strip shows colour-coded benchmark chips for every metric in your AI analysis.
The AI Coach now reads your data through a correlation engine that links the strongest patterns in your shots, so advice points to root causes rather than generic tips.
Overlapping issues are grouped by root cause, eliminating repeated advice covering the same underlying pattern.
Personalised benchmarks now feed into the AI prompt, so coaching adapts to your handicap and age.
Severity and confidence scale continuously with the strength of the signal in your data, rather than stepping in fixed thresholds.
Tightened detection thresholds for face inconsistency, path inconsistency, smash variance and wedge spin reduce false positives.
Benchmark chips now render correctly on the AI training page.
Club Path, Face Angle, Face to Path and Launch Direction chips now evaluate against the correct benchmark specification.
Personalised benchmark section now appears in the AI prompt when handicap-based benchmarks are enabled.
Dark mode added across the entire dashboard, with light, dark and auto (follows device setting) options.
Charts, dispersion maps and benchmark chips retuned for dark mode to maintain contrast and consistent colour coding in both themes.
AI Training Coach analyses your launch monitor data and produces a personalised coaching plan based on your specific patterns.
10 AI analyses per day, allowing multiple re-runs across practice sessions.
Per-shot 3D ball-flight visualisation with side-view and top-down trajectories.
Advanced gapping with quartile bands, range-overlap detection and carry consistency strips per club.
Carry confidence bands with 10th to 90th percentile statistics for every club.
Side-by-side comparison of any two practice sessions to track improvement and regression.
Progression tracking with time-series charts across every metric.
Handicap-based benchmarks. Enter your WHS Handicap Index to see realistic targets for your skill level.
Tour selector for benchmarks: PGA Tour for men, LPGA Tour for women.
Age-adjusted benchmarks apply realistic speed and distance penalties from age 40 onward.
Combined handicap and age benchmarks blend both factors automatically.
2,000-shot quota for Pro accounts (Free remains at 200).
7-day free trial included with every upgrade.
Foresight CSV support added: GC2, GCQuad and GC3 / Launch Pro.
Bushnell Launch Pro CSV support added.
SkyTrak+ CSV support added.
Uneekor CSV support added: EYE XO, EYE XO2, QED and View.
TrackMan CSV support added.
Rapsodo CSV support added: MLM and MLM2PRO.
Golfboy CSV support added.
InRange CSV support added.
Printable per-club reports introduced.
Session picker updated with search and multi-select, making it easier to work with large session libraries.
Improved handling of formats, languages, units and device-specific quirks during CSV import, reducing failed imports across launch monitor brands.
GSPro CSV support added.
SkyTrak CSV support added.
Top-view cluster mapping automatically detects shot clusters and surfaces dominant shot patterns within a session.
Up Your Club is now installable as a Progressive Web App on phone, tablet, PC and Mac, fully synced with the website.
Offline mode allows previously uploaded CSVs to be browsed without an internet connection.
Outlier detection rebuilt as a multi-pattern engine. Misreads, mishits and data anomalies are identified more accurately, while genuinely poor shots that matter for training are retained.
Initial public release of the Up Your Club dashboard. Upload launch monitor CSV data and view it as session metrics, dispersion patterns and per-club analysis.
Pattern detection engine identifies 30+ swing and ball-flight tendencies across driver, woods, irons and wedges, including fade and slice tendencies, hook tendencies, attack-angle issues, spin-launch mismatches and face-to-path patterns.
Detected patterns generate printable practice exercises with concrete target numbers.
Club-by-club analysis covering consistency, dispersion, trends and progression over time.
Club comparison view to evaluate gapping and identify performance differences between clubs.
Full shot history with backups and CSV management.
Outlier detection removes obvious misreads from session averages.
Initial launch monitor CSV support: Garmin R10 and R50, FlightScope X3C and Mevo, and Awesome Golf.
Mini Driver supported as a dedicated club, with its own benchmarks and slot in the club picker.
Driving Iron and Utility Iron treated as first-class clubs, separated from regular long irons for accurate comparison.
Hybrids 2 through 7 individually supported, rather than grouped under a single hybrid category.
Approach Wedge (AW) included alongside PW, GW, SW and LW with dedicated benchmarks.
Degree-based wedge labels (46° through 62°) auto-recognised on import.
Club name detection on import recognises abbreviations and alternative spellings, including Dutch (ijzer, hout, hybride), Italian and Spanish (ibrido, íbrido), and compact forms such as "7I" and "9i".