A problem no video could explain
In the lead-up to the tournament, a top PGA Tour player was in trouble. The course was unforgiving, tight fairways and punishing rough, and he was hitting drives over 30 yards offline.
On video, and to the naked eye, there was no visible difference in his swing. Nothing a coach could point at.
This wasn't technical. It was science.
Dr. Scott Lynn, one of the world's leading authorities on how golfers use the ground, pulled up Swing Catalyst's pressure heat map and saw the issue in seconds. The player's pressure had drifted to the outside of his trail foot. Invisible in a swing video. Undeniable in the data. After re-centering it in one short session on the pressure plates, the miss went from 38 yards to 11 yards. A likely missed cut became one of his better weeks.
