AI Golf Coach that watches your swing and tells you what's broken

The YouTube videos didn't fix it. Neither did the training aids. Or the lessons you couldn't really afford. Somewhere between the range and the first tee, your swing still falls apart. Something's off. You just can't see it. Your phone can. Ghost Caddie watches every swing and tells you exactly what's broken. Within seconds, the problem is obvious. Grip rotating too early. Hips stalling. Follow-through collapsing at the same spot every time. This isn't vague advice. It's the kind of specific, frame-by-frame feedback that used to require a $200/hour pro and a $15,000 launch monitor. Price it at $15/month. One skipped lesson pays for a year. First users come from where they're already obsessing: YouTube comments, Reddit's r/golf, Facebook groups full of 15-handicappers who've tried everything. Start with the 2.5 million golfers already searching "how to improve my swing" on YouTube every month. Partner with driving ranges who want a premium amenity. Work with teaching pros who need something for students between sessions. The wedge is swing analysis. Expansion is putting, course strategy, practice tracking, virtual tournaments. A progress graph that shows improvement over months. The goal isn't an app. It's becoming the way serious amateurs get better. Launch monitors cost $15,000. Lessons run $100/hour. Ghost Caddie is 80% of the insight for $15/month. That math speaks for itself.

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