Golf Swing Analysis Now Runs on Deep Learning That Counts 30 Body Points
Bryson DeChambeau uses a Google Cloud system with proprietary 2D and 3D models that track more than 30 key points on the body, club, and ball. The model records top of swing, impact, follow-through, and finish for every shot. Outcomes are stored for later comparison.
Athletes can replace guesswork with frame-by-frame data. Training plans shift from feel-based feedback to measurable joint angles and club paths. The workflow moves from video review to automated metrics that update after each swing.
Bryson DeChambeau runs these models on Google Cloud during practice sessions and reports faster identification of swing faults. Public demos show reduced dispersion on tracked shots after model-guided adjustments.
Step 1: Open Google Cloud Vertex AI and upload swing footage. Step 2: Select the Pose Detection model and enable the 2D/3D keypoint setting for 30+ body points. Step 3: Review the generated timeline that labels top of swing, impact, and finish; export the CSV for your next session. URL: https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai