IMPROVE MY GAME

Should all the body parts reach the top of backswing at the same time?

By Phil Cheetham

This is a question we get all the time - but the short answer is NO!

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Club Head Speed By Age Group: What Percentile Are You In?

By Chris Finn

With over 600 data points, Par4Success has been able to identify a number of top metrics in the physical realm that you should be striving for if you want to play at your highest level.

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Tom Hoge Wanted More Speed - Here's How We Helped Him Find It

By TPI

After evaluating Tom Hoge's physical capabilities, force and 3D data, we identified three opportunities to improve his scoring potential off the tee.

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Trail Leg Wins: What Force Plate Data Reveals About Elite Short Games

By TPI

Around the greens, the best chippers in the world are moving toward the target, while high-handicappers tend to stall or even fall away from it.

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The OODA Loop

By Dave Phillips

How a proven military strategy might apply to golf.

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How Elite Short-Game Players Use the Ground Differently Than Full-Swing

By TPI

When analyzing force plate data from elite short-game players, the timing and sequencing of forces and torques differ markedly from the patterns we typically see with longer clubs.

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TPI Certified Expert Spotlight: Todd Kolb

By TPI

This Months Certified Spotlight

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Stracka Line App

By Dave Phillips

This app helps you read the green, I love it.

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Add an ANT+ device to your workouts.

By Dave Phillips

If your looking for a heart rate monitor for your workouts make sure it has ANT+

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How Powerful Are You Compared to Golfers Your Age?

By Chris Finn

How do you know if you physically can produce enough power to swing as fast as you’d like? What if you are swinging faster than your body is actually able to handle, how would you find that out before you get hurt?

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Jeremy Paul's TPI Assessment: Identifying a Common Misconception in Short Game Technique

By TPI

When Jeremy came to TPI for an assessment last fall, data from our physical screen and force plates not only revealed opportunities to improve distance potential, but identified one of the most common misconceptions we see in short game technique.

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Helping Rising Star David Puig Limit Side Bend to Alleviate Stress on Lower Back

By TPI

At just 22 years old, David Puig is one of the most talented young golfers in the world, but when we met him two years ago, he was already complaining of lower back pain. Though pain is multifactorial, we always want to investigate if mechanics or movement capabilities could be contributing factors. In David’s case, his movement screen matched his 3D data, suggesting that his body may be an underlying driver of inefficient technique.

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How Fast Eddie Generates 150 mph Clubhead Speed over the age of 50

By TPI

We had the opportunity to evaluate one of the fastest golfers in the world ahead of his Masters division victory at the PLDA World Championship.

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Red Flags

By Gray Cook

The flags in golf, no one talks about.

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Jon Rahm Breaks Down His Swing with Me and My Golf

By TPI

The young superstar is proof that there's more than one way to get it done.

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Force Precedes Motion: The Transition Mistake Most Amateurs Make

By TPI

Elite players are building the forces of the downswing while they're still making their backswing. By the time the pelvis actually changes direction, the work that caused it started long before

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Ground Reaction Forces in the Full Swing vs. the Short Game

By TPI

The way players use the ground is fundamentally different depending on the task.

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Five Observations From Watching TOUR Players Train

By Neal Hausch

Neal Hausch shares what he's learned from watching PGA TOUR players work out at his facility in Akron during the Bridgestone Invitational.

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I-Vest

By Dave Phillips

I-Vest is an iPhone app that can give you bio feedback on your golf posture.

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How A Rotary Stool Became Our Favorite Tool for Helping Golfers Use the Ground

By TPI

Whether early extension, loss of posture, sway, slide or even coming over the top, many of the most common swing characteristics we identify can be addressed by improving how we push against the ground and rotary stools have become a favorite tool to help create a feel.

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