It all starts with the benchmark.
Twenty iron shots on TrackMan, read in the bay by a professional. Complimentary with every visit.
No commitment. Just a visit and a conversation.
On a range, every ball feels the same and none of them count.
Here every shot is scored.
The data does not lie.
Every shot is scored with Strokes Gained, the measure the PGA Tour uses for its players, against tour pros or a handicap benchmark. Nothing is assumed or felt. These are cold, hard facts, and they are the baseline you improve from.
Twenty iron shots on TrackMan, from 50 to 175 yards, analyzed in the bay by professionals Michael Graci, PGA, or Chris Wiatr. You leave knowing where your strokes go.
Twenty shots. One honest number.
1
Set the benchmark
Your handicap sets the targets and the pins, so the test fits the golfer you are today.
2
Find the strokes
Every target is a circle sized to the shot. Inside it, you beat the benchmark. Outside it, you give a stroke back. No two targets repeat.
3
Know your next move
A written report within 24 hours: where you gain strokes, where you lose them, and what to work on first.
Where your strokes go, and where to start.
Irons only. Driver, short game and putting are not part of the assessment. An optional practice plan with Chris Wiatr is available and can be discussed.
Come for the analysis. Stay for the escape.
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