WHY Vero.
Improve scoring, knowledge, and performance with data-led coaching.
Why use data in golf lessons?
If your goals are to reduce your handicap or lower your scores, understanding and using your golf data is essential.
There are significant correlations between data and scoring cannot be ignore. It is also an objective and unbiased path toward scoring goals used by tour professionals.
How are data used in golf lessons?
Step 1. Your current score is assessed and scoring goals defined.
Step 2. Target your most effective path to better scores using the 5 development pillars (driving, approach, short game, putting, strategy).
Step 3. Use coaching interventions to develop either mental-game skills or impact position to create optimal ball flight.
Step 4. Review data and develop required pillar
Each development pillar have optimal launch and ball flight performances. Using technology, data is used to monitor these ball conditions and efficiently drive key development.
The coaching interventions used offer the fastest and least invasive changes to the golfers movements. This movement philosophy ensures repeatable and lasting changes to movement and ultimately desired impact position.
The optimal strategy and mind-set are monitored and developed to provide best possible on-course ball flights and scoring.