The camera doesn't lie.
And so I'll have so many people come
in and their perception is they're doing something.
They'll try to explain to me what they're doing.
But then in the end they see themselves on camera and they're like,
oh, wow, I didn't know I was doing that.
And so it's just this moment of
a
for them
in a swing evaluation,
we're really evaluating uh the students golf game in its entirety.
They're gonna hit some balls for us and then we're gonna
show them what's happening in their swing
that is causing everything that's frustrating them.
So I'll take a look at their ball flight, see which direction it's going,
what's happening.
Because that tells me a lot about what to look for in their swing.
And then when we look at the video of what they're doing, we can start to actually see,
oh, hey, ok, I can really see why this ball flight is happening.
So there's two sets of numbers that you'll see on the screen.
When you come in for a swing evaluation,
one set is going to be our opti motion numbers
and that's just basically measuring how your body is moving
and we can use those numbers to identify certain flaws that you
may have that are affecting the flight of the golf ball.
The second set of numbers that we use our launch monitor numbers.
So we get numbers on your golf ball and your golf
club that can help us to determine some of your weaknesses,
maybe where some of your frustrations are and we can help you with those as well.
The biggest thing I want to do is help a student play better so
they can have as much fun as I do on the golf course.
Get the swing evaluation, check out what's going on. Once you see it,
you know,
you're gonna be motivated to work on the
stuff that we've talked about and you'll get better
in the end.
There's nothing to be afraid of.
It's, it's a,
actually a fun experience and it's a great way to learn about your swing.