COACHING TECHNOLOGY

BETTER INFORMATION.
BETTER DECISIONS.

Technology should make golf coaching clearer, not more complicated. I use objective data to understand what’s happening, identify what matters, and make better decisions about what to work on.

TECHNOLOGY WITH A PURPOSE

MEASURE WHAT MATTERS

Good coaching isn't about collecting more data. It's about using the right information to understand what is happening, connect cause and effect, and make the next step clearer.

3D MOTION

SEE WHAT THE EYE CAN'T

Sportsbox AI uses 3D motion analysis to measure how your body moves throughout the golf swing. It helps us identify movement patterns, compare positions, and understand how your motion is influencing the shots you hit.

Better information means we can spend less time guessing and more time working on what actually matters.

GROUND USE

UNDERSTAND HOW YOU
USE THE GROUND

BodiTrak pressure measurement shows how you shift pressure and interact with the ground throughout the swing. That helps us see how your movement is organized and where better sequencing or pressure use may improve consistency and control.

The goal isn’t to chase numbers. It’s to understand how your movement connects to the shots you produce.

CLUB + BALL DATA

SEE WHAT THE
SHOT IS TELLING US

The IDRA II launch monitor measures how the club is delivered and what the ball does as a result. Club path, face angle, speed, ball flight, and dispersion help us connect what’s happening in your swing to the shots you actually hit.

When we can see both the movement and the result, we can make better decisions about what needs to change — and what doesn’t.

PUTTING DATA

MEASURE THE
PUTTING STROKE

Blast Motion measures key parts of the putting stroke, including tempo, timing, stroke length, and face rotation. That gives us objective information about how the putter is moving instead of relying only on what the stroke looks like.

The goal is to identify patterns that affect speed control, start direction, and consistency — then make the stroke simpler to repeat.