Question 1

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

Teequill's free Guided start is the available free entry point. Choose one or two focus areas, add a handicap from 0–54, and get exactly three drills for your next practice session. The current offering does not state a time-limited trial, billing transition, guarantee, or checkout.

Question 2

Can I send a swing video for feedback?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Swing video is optional during onboarding, and Teequill accepts MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, and MPEG files below 1 GB. A saved video is available for coach review with written feedback and assigned drills; it is not a promise of instant swing analysis.

Question 3

How does Teequill build a practice plan?

Accepted Answer

Teequill starts with one or two areas you want to work on and your handicap. Onboarding then creates exactly three practical drills, so you have a focused session instead of a long list of things to fix.

Question 4

What happens in a practice check-in?

Accepted Answer

After a Teequill practice plan, you can save whether you completed the session and how confident you felt, with optional pain notes and a reflection. Those check-ins inform adaptive next-drill guidance; Teequill does not provide medical advice.

Question 5

How does coach support work?

Accepted Answer

Teequill can keep a human coach in the loop through optional swing-video review, written feedback, and assigned drills. Human coaching is a custom offer, so the exact support is agreed with the coach rather than presented as an unverified fixed package.

Question 6

Can I request a lesson?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In Teequill, a player can request a lesson with preferred time windows and goals. Requests stay private to the player and coach; a reviewed request means the coach has responded in the app, not that a calendar booking has been made.

Question 7

How is my player progress shown?

Accepted Answer

Your private Teequill dashboard reports saved and completed sessions, latest confidence, confidence trend, and selected-goal status. It describes your practice record and check-ins, not a measured promise of golf improvement.

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