A Unique One of a Kind
Player Analysis Based on Performance Data
Confidential Equipment, Swing Video, Launch Monitor Club & Ball Data, Putter Performance Data and Playing Stats Analysis for College Golf Teams
SwingFit ADA
This comprehensive analysis is now available to college golf coaches to collectively improve their team’s overall scoring performance.
Data is collected without discussion with each individual player. Evaluation forms are prepared noting influences of 10-Static Club Performance Specifications, Club & Ball pre and post Impact Launch Monitor Data of the 5-Ball Flight Laws and the Art of the 14-Swing Principles on ball flight plus Putter Performance Data.
The core of this program is designed to give college golf team players the same equipment performance evaluation as tour professionals receive. Golf equipment is the catalyst for ideal ball flight. By identifying and taking poor performing equipment out of the equation, each player can focus on swing principle improvements and course strategy with confidence in their shot making.
What the Coach Gets
A written analysis presented in a binder that is reviewed in detail with coaching staff noting the equipment influences on the players swing principles. Any recommendations and guidance made in the analysis for any course of action to be considered rests solely at the discretion of the coaches.
Fees: Contact Ed Mitchell for cost of a custom evaluation program.
Onsite Follow-Up Club Retrofitting is Available.
SwingFit ADA includes the following reports:
Swing Principle Evaluation:
Video of each golfer is used to determine the influence their equipment has on their 14-Swing Principles. Notes are listed & the 14-Swing Principles are graded for evaluation.
Playing Stats Analysis:
The golfer’s playing stats are compared to their golf equipment specifications to confirm ball flight tendencies.
Putter Performance Evaluation:
The golfers’ putter specifications are analyzed, noted and compared to the performance data obtained using the Blast Motion putting analysis system. Notes on the report recommend alterations and putting goals.
Player Development Questionnaire:
Each golfer completes a 30-question personal questionnaire about how they approach playing their game, what their favorite club is, their favorite shot shape as well as their consistently bad shots, and more. A summary is provided.
Club-in-Spec Golf Equipment Analysis:
The golfers entire set of clubs are analyzed using state of the art equipment, the performance specifications recorded and noted for comparison to their playing performance stats. A comprehensive report with recommended club alterations is furnished.
Ball Flight Evaluation:
Club and ball flight data from 5 different clubs derived from a Trackman launch monitor are used to compare each golfers’ shot performances in respect to the 5-Ball Flight Laws. Data inconsistencies are noted.
Case Study
MSU Head Golf Coach - Casey Lubahn
