Which option best illustrates Visual KP feedback?

• A. A learner sees their swing in a mirror
• B. A coach explains a drill verbally
• C. A launch monitor data readout
• D. A video recording of the swing

Answer: (A)

Visual feedback about how a movement is performed relies on what you can see. When a learner looks into a mirror, they get an immediate, direct view of their own swing—body position, swing plane, clubface alignment, and tempo. That real-time visual reference lets them compare their current technique to the desired pattern and make on-the-spot adjustments, which is exactly what Visual KP feedback is meant to provide.

Verbal guidance uses hearing rather than sight, so it’s not visual feedback. A launch monitor readout gives numerical results about outcomes or swing metrics, which informs about performance but not the actual movement visually. A video recording offers a visual record, but it’s typically reviewed after the swing, making the feedback less immediate. So, seeing the swing in a mirror best demonstrates Visual KP feedback.