This is shoulder tilt, and GOLFTEC found that the best golfers tend to have about 36 degrees of it at the top of their backswing, which helps them make a descending blow on the golf ball.

Using Dan’s data, GOLFTEC coach Clint Lackey got to work putting together three custom drivers. Lackey shifted the loft to 9 degrees, tried an extra stiff shaft and used a Callaway Epic Max LS ...

Data provided by GOLFTEC shows that there is a key move that all bombers have in their swing that ... they are usually bent ...

GOLFTEC data shows that the average Tour player turns their shoulders about 88 degrees closed at the top of the backswing. But for recreational players, the number is typically in the mid-70s.

GolfTEC tested 30,000 players to find out what makes a great swing ... SwingTRU recorded the pros at 36 degrees of downward shoulder tilt at the top of the backswing and high-handicappers at 29.6 ...

GolfTEC's SwingTRU Motion Study illustrates big swing differences between low, high handicap players. ... The average Tour player turns their shoulders 90 degrees. Meanwhile, ...

Golftec brings new technology to old-school learning. By Mike Stachura. ... made SkyTrak screen projects a ceiling of trees on the range that requires iron shots be launched at less than 15 degrees.

Denver, CO, July 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- At more than 157 locations worldwide, GOLFTEC has rolled out OptiMotion, a groundbreaking motion tracking innovation that sets a new standard for how ...

Golftec, a global leader in golf instruction and club fittings, has opened a new, 3,300-square-foot Triangle location in Durham. The facility features five golf simulator bays equipped with ...

GOLFTEC has rolled out OptiMotion, a motion-tracking innovation related to swing measurement and golf instruction. The motion capture and measurement system will be at more than 157 locations ...