The latest golf gadget on the market, iTQ, claims to act as an AI caddie that will help with your swing and is tailored to each individual player.

With the Masters in full swing and Tiger Woods roaring back, golf courses could see a surge of players dusting off their clubs after this weekend, and the latest tech could help to bring their handicap down.

This gadget claims to be the only mobile tool of its kind, providing golfers with real-time, customized PGA professional quick fixes and tips, to help golfers during their round.

Creators Xonic say their team of PGA professionals put together "thousands of quick fixes and tips, written exclusively for the iTQ", which can help players analyze their swing signature and instantly recognise which fixes and tips are best suited to them.

Eileen Jurczak, Founder and CEO of Xonic says "I wanted was an easy-to-use tool that knew my swing and would give me effective quick fixes and tips in an instant – a quick tip caddie."

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From correcting that slice to figuring out how to help with a downhill lie, the iTQ vows to provide fixes and tips that are designed to work right away, without the need for private lessons.

Once you upload a video of your swing the patent-pending AI system, which claims to continuously learn and adapt to each golfer and their swing, and is based on Xonic's Swing Signature™ principle, can provide golfers with tips and quick fixes to improve your game.

"Xonic's Swing Signature principle is bang on!" said Bob Lean, Head Golf Professional and Class A PGA Pro. "In my close to 40 years of teaching golf, I have almost never seen any of my students change their overall swing signatures.

"Unlike most sports, golf is unique in this way – it takes hours of coaching and practice to really change the natural way your body wants to swing a golf club.”

The price begins at €23 per year (€6.5 per month) after a 14 day free trial, with more plans coming on board.

Xonic is creating and building solutions for the golf industry, using technology to improve the player experience for all golfers.