Golfers
See your swing.
Fix your swing.
Guides for golfers who want to film their own swing: where to put the phone, the two angles coaches use, and slow motion without a friend holding the camera.
- 5 free guides
- Written by the founder
- Updated October 2026
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Guides
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How to film your golf swing on your own
Phone placement for down-the-line and face-on swing videos.
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02Hating what you see when you film your swing
Why the video feels worse than the swing felt, and how to use it.
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03Phone stands at the driving range
Keeping the phone steady and safe on the mat.
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04Slow motion for your golf swing
Which frame rate shows the club clearly.
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05Sending your swing to a coach
Clips a coach can actually use.
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In the app
Features built for this
Wide Selfie
Fit more people and more background into front-camera shots.
Countdown timer
Set 3 to 30 seconds so you can step back and get ready.
Hand Signal
Open your hand to start.
Clap to start
A hands-free way to begin recording.
Remote Director
Run the shoot from a second iPhone.
Apple Watch Director
Control recording from your Apple Watch.
Music Wide Selfie is an iPhone camera app, coming soon to the App Store. Features vary by iPhone model and iOS version.
Written by the person building the app
Con started building Music Wide Selfie in 2026 after losing the camera he filmed with every day. Read his story.