Golf Analysis Software

[Parker0065]

This may have been started before but I couldn't find it?
Anyway's I'm looking for any advice or suggestions you guy's might have on what golf analysis programs are best/ user friendly?

I want to keep it around $100 or less and I have narrowed it down to a couple so far:

Isogolf, or V1 Golf

I'm leaning towards the V1 Golf software for $89. It's twice the price of Isogolf but looks like it has a few more options and a whole lot better support.

I've also seen on here some use www.swingacademy.com . I haven't checked it out yet but may do so. Basically I'm just looking for something I can draw straight angles on top of my swing and also put a Tour Player side by side for comparison.

Thanks!

[zenchili]

This may have been started before but I couldn't find it?

I like v1 home.

[jdjanda]

I like v1 home.

Another vote for V1

[Gordon McTavish]

Have you tried the "Home" version of V1? It's free, so you can get a feel for the software without spending any cash.

Personally, I think it's a good application with a simple UI (but the Home version doesn't support side-by-side video comparisons).

http://www.v1golfacademy.com/v1home.asp

[madcityscott]

Ditto for V1 Home. It's a little buggy but free and gets the job done.

[Andrew Rice]

V1 is the way to go - they have a premier version that is great!

[Parker0065]

Thanks Guy's I went with the V1 Home 2.0 version.

It was basically all I was looking for and only $40. It's really more for my son than me as were working on a couple moves in his swing over the winter. In the Spring he will take his usaul 2-3 lessons from our Pro before the tournament season starts.

Thanks Again!