Build a repeatable golf swing.
The complete 3-in-1 golf training system.
- 3 Tools
- One integrated
training system - 11 Fundamentals
- Develop the building
blocks that connect - Protected by patent
- Protects the original design
with three connected parts
Three phases.
One swing.
Build the motion progressively. Start with tempo, add the hinge checkpoint, then connect both to the pivot and transition.
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Retractable Club
Start the downswing and listen for the snap at impact—not before—then continue through to a balanced, controlled finish.
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Hinge
Meet the guide at the “L” checkpoint to confirm the lead wrist and club position, then carry that structure into the downswing.
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Swing Plane/ Pivot
Use the attachable alignment stick to track from hip to thigh, then cue the trail elbow forward through the transition.
See the system
in motion.
Practice one phase at a time, then connect all three with one rhythm you can remember.
Coaching cue for this phase
1 · 2 · 3- Set up
- Use the Retractable Club by itself.
- Move
- Make a balanced takeaway while slowly counting to three.
- Feel
- Smooth tempo without rushing the transition.
- Correct
- Reset when the count speeds up or balance changes.
11 fundamentals.
One repeatable swing.
Swivot connects the building blocks of the swing so you can train the complete movement instead of chasing isolated fixes.
01Grip
Build a secure, repeatable connection to the club from the start.
02Sequencing
Train the order of motion that lets the swing flow instead of fight itself.
03Tempo
Develop a smooth pace you can carry from practice to the course.
04Timing
Coordinate the moving parts so the club arrives when and where it should.
05Wrist Hinge
Feel the hinge that stores energy without forcing the club out of position.
06Club Positioning
Recognize where the club belongs throughout the motion.
07Connected Release
Reinforce a connected release that transfers speed through the ball.
08Proper Swing Plane
Keep the club traveling on a dependable path from takeaway through impact.
09Precise Takeaway
Start the swing with precision so the movements that follow have a reliable foundation.
10A Balanced Follow Through
Complete the motion in balance instead of steering or stopping at impact.
11Body Rotation
Connect the turn of the body to the movement of the arms and club.
One routine replaces isolated fixes.
The phases stay in the same order, so every repetition builds on the movement before it.
- Immediate feedback
- Recognize when a checkpoint needs another repetition.
- Repeatable practice
- Return to the same sequence instead of changing drills.
- Independent training
- Practice at the range or in a suitable space with safe clearance.
From a 16 handicap to a 12.
More greens. Better feedback. A swing that feels more consistent.
“Since I started using the Swivot, my handicap has dropped from a 16 to a 12, and I’m hitting more greens with my irons than I was before.
The biggest difference has been the feedback it gives me throughout my swing. It has helped me improve my takeaway, wrist position, swing path, and hip rotation. The ‘Stop & Check’ position makes it easy to see whether the club is on the correct path and lined up with my target. The release ‘click’ also helps me know when I’m maintaining the proper lag and releasing the club at the right time.
My driver is still a work in progress, but it’s definitely improving as my swing becomes more consistent. I’ve tried different drills and training aids over the years, but the Swivot has helped me better understand what the correct positions should actually feel like.
I would recommend the Swivot to any golfer looking to improve their swing path, ball striking, and overall consistency.”
Your best swing is built, not found.
Train the fundamentals. Build consistency that lasts.