Daniel Cole

Three putts. Same spot. Same 3% slope

Different lines… same result. The more break you play, the more precise your speed control needs to be. Taking a more direct line, adds more weight on having the correct start line, increasing risk of lipouts

Knowing how to control speed is everything

Pick your line and know the speed you’re trying to hit the putt with. 🎯

Always cool to see how much simpler the putting stroke becomes for students when tempo-controlling length of swing improves

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Offseason is in full swing and the facility is getting put to use!

• 13 TrackMan bays
• 2 movable putting greens (ZenGolf + WellPutt)
• SAM PuttLab
• Sportsbox AI 3D motion analysis

Winter = prime time to build your game.

Grab our Practice Membership for unlimited indoor access—DM to secure your spot before they’re gone! ⛳❄️

Getting the wrists to properly set in your backswing creates far less room for error working back down to the ball✅

Great start by Conner who was able to see some great changes with his contact and club head speed👏🏼

Know how to adjust distance and line based on pin location relative to the green. It doesn’t mean being overly conservative but in this case, making small adjustments can give room for larger misses without leading to much penalty to strokes gained

Well executed shot here .bell.30 👏🏼

Great resistance drill to improve the amount of rotation the chest makes in the backswing then into implementing width between the arms and chest


With the Swing Stick

Practicing doesn’t have to be just beating balls…
Using Test Center is a solid tool to measure your performance

Awesome test by Teddy working through the 10 shot 30yd-90yd wedge test setting a PR. Breaking his goal of a score of 70🏆

Following up on my last post…

The answer - Ball Position/Shaft Lean!

Learning how to be more in control of trajectory with chip and pitch shots is a large factor to developing a stronger short game