Development
PlayerPath
Every player has a highest-leverage area. PlayerPath surfaces it — quantifying exactly which part of the game is costing the most strokes and mapping a clear development priority.
Practice Planner
Build the session
A guided practice cycle: set your weekly technical focus, scale a session to your shot budget, run structured blocks with checkpoints and practice-intent gates, then track acquisition over time. Data lives on this device for now — future versions will sync to your player profile and the Practice Library.
Practice Library
Simulates a full round of putting across varied distances and break types. Tracks make rate, proximity, and speed outcomes across the full distance spectrum — generating a complete putting performance profile.
Scored assessment of speed control across multiple distances. Player hits a set number of putts per distance band and records how many finish within an acceptable proximity window. Generates a speed dispersion band score.
Isolated skill work focused on face angle at impact. Player sets a gate or alignment rod and rolls putts through a narrow target to train consistent face control. No score — repetition and feedback only.
Player places two tees just wider than the putter head and rolls putts through the gate from 4–8 feet. Builds path consistency and face awareness through immediate physical feedback. Adapted from Luke Donald's practice routine.
5 putts each from 10, 12, 15, 17, and 20 feet — 25 total. Goal is to make 9 or more. Tracks make rate progression across the mid-range distance band under light competitive pressure.
Inspired by the Swedish Golf Team protocol. Player hits a set number of putts from outside 20 feet and tracks proximity of each first putt. Scored on how consistently they finish inside a 5-foot circle.
Trackman-powered benchmark assessment: player hits a set number of shots at fixed distances within the 50–100 yard range. Scored on proximity, carry accuracy, and dispersion. Results are comparable across sessions to track improvement over time.
An adaptive Trackman assessment that adjusts difficulty based on the player's current skill level. Targets shift as performance improves, ensuring the scoring challenge stays meaningful regardless of where the player is in their development. The standard rises with you.
Isolated skill work using Trackman to train dynamic loft and angle of attack. Player works on delivery conditions to optimize spin and control. Focused on building the ball-striking fundamentals that produce repeatable wedge distances.
Structured practice using Trackman to map club speed to carry distance across the wedge set. Player builds an accurate internal distance model for each club — the foundation of reliable distance control.
Trackman-powered benchmark assessment across the 100–200 yard range. Player hits shots at multiple fixed distance targets and is scored on GIR rate, proximity, and dispersion by band. Results are comparable across sessions to track improvement over time.
Player sets alignment aids to establish a clear target line and works on consistently starting the ball on that line from approach distances. Builds directional discipline and reduces dispersion from 100–200 yards.
Isolated skill work on club face alignment relative to swing path at impact. Using Trackman data, the player identifies their face-to-path relationship and works to bring it within a playable range — reducing dispersion and shot shape variation.
A periodized assessment for full iron and hybrid shots from 125–210 yards. Five tiers anchored to PGA Tour proximity data. Binary scoring — Inside or Outside. Difficulty adjusts automatically as you improve.
A periodized practice protocol for off-the-tee accuracy. Five tiers anchored to PGA Tour fairway widths and USGA scratch standards. Binary scoring — every shot is Hit or Miss. Optional shape mode adds randomized Draw / Fade calls for contextual-interference training.