Lesson Packages
Why TrackMan Enhances the Lesson
Precision: Every detail of your swing is captured, leaving no guesswork.
• Visualization: Real-time feedback helps you connect the data with your swing feel.
• Confidence Building: Clear metrics demonstrate the effectiveness of changes.
This data-driven approach ensures that your practice and adjustments are highly targeted, leading to faster improvement and better performance on the course.
Introduction and Goal Setting
The lesson begins with a conversation about your current skill level, goals, and any specific areas you want to focus on (e.g., driving accuracy, distance, or consistency). The instructor explains how TrackMan data will be used to assess your performance and guide adjustments.
Customized Drills and Adjustments
Based on the analysis, the instructor provides drills and techniques to address your specific issues. These might include:
Adjusting grip, stance, or ball position,
working on tempo or sequencing in your swing, or practicing with specific cues to improve face control or path consistency.
You’ll then hit more shots while applying these adjustments, with the TrackMan providing immediate feedback.
Warm-Up & Baseline Measurement
You start by hitting a few warm-up shots to get comfortable. Then, the instructor has you hit a series of shots (with your driver, irons, or wedges, depending on the focus) while the TrackMan system captures data. This establishes a baseline for key metrics such as: Clubhead speed, Ball speed, Launch angle, Spin rate, Carry and total distance, Smash factor (efficiency of energy transfer)
The instructor may also use video analysis integrated with TrackMan to observe your swing mechanics.
Continuous Feedback
The instructor monitors your progress in real-time, showing how changes in your swing translate into better data. For instance, you might see improvements in carry distance, a reduced side spin, or a more consistent smash factor.
Data Analysis and Insights
Once the data is collected, the instructor reviews the results with you. They explain what the numbers mean and identify areas for improvement. For example:
A low launch angle and high spin rate might suggest issues with your clubface angle or attack angle at impact.
An inconsistent club path or face angle may highlight the need for swing plane adjustments.
The coach uses visual graphs and real-time data to help you understand how each aspect of your swing affects your ball flight.
Wrap-Up and Action Plan
At the end of the lesson, the coach summarizes key takeaways and provides an action plan for practice. They might share the TrackMan session data with you, so you can track your progress over time.