Overall swing score (Swing Score)
What it measures
In Sportsbox 3DGolf this headline number is usually labeled Universal Swing Score or Swing Score: a single 1–100-style index built from your full-swing 3D capture. Per Sportsbox’s documentation, you start a Swing Score assessment from the app’s home experience (pick iron or driver, hit at least three swings, then generate the score). The Overall Swing Score is derived from three peer-ranked components—Speed Score, Efficiency Score, and Consistency Score—each expressed as a gender-based percentile versus their database, then combined into one summary. It is not the same as handicap, but Sportsbox reports a strong statistical link between Swing Score and scoring ability in large samples; treat it as a motion-quality index, not a substitute for on-course results.
Units: 1–100 index
Why it matters
Gives you one stable number to compare across weeks when camera setup is locked—ideal as the first field to log in Vector after each Sportsbox session alongside the three sub-scores.
Vector matches drill videos to your focus—contact, shot shape, start line, D-Plane.
Related metrics
Swing speed rank vs peers, Motion efficiency rank vs peers, Swing repeatability vs peers