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Golf Performance Technology
Measure. Understand. Improve
Every golfer moves differently. Technology gives us objective information about how your body moves, how you interact with the ground, and what happens to the club and ball as a result. Launch-monitor data provides immediate feedback on club delivery and ball flight, helping connect how you move to what the ball actually does.
I use that information to identify what matters most for your game—not to fit you into a model, but to help you move more efficiently, understand your tendencies and make changes you can actually use on the course.
Sportsbox 3D Motion Analysis
Sportsbox 3D allows us to measure how your body moves throughout the golf swing. It provides objective measurements of your body movement, helping identify patterns that can influence consistency, contact and ball flight.
What we can measure:
• Body rotation and tilt
• Sway and movement toward the target
• Pelvis and upper-body movement
• Setup and posture
• How movement changes throughout the swing
SEE YOUR SWING IN 3D
Ground Reaction Force Analysis
Bal.On shoe sensors help measure how you interact with the ground throughout the golf swing. By looking at pressure, balance and force patterns, we can better understand how your lower body contributes to stability, movement and speed.
The goal isn’t to create one “perfect” pressure pattern. It’s to identify how you use the ground and determine whether small changes can help you move more efficiently and consistently.
What we can measure:
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Pressure between the lead and trail foot
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Heel-to-toe pressure
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Pressure shifts throughout the swing
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Ground reaction force patterns
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Balance and stability
USE THE GROUND MORE EFFECTIVELY
Putting Analysis

UNDERSTAND YOUR STROKE
IMPROVE YOUR ROLL
Putting is more than simply starting the ball on line. Using video and putting-performance technology, we can evaluate the motion of the putter, setup and stroke patterns, and better understand how those factors influence your ability to start the ball on your intended line and control speed.
The goal is to identify the tendencies that matter most and develop a putting stroke that is repeatable, comfortable and works for you.
What we can evaluate:
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Setup and alignment
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Putter face and path
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Stroke tempo
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Impact consistency
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Distance and speed control
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Start-line tendencies