Technology
Better information. Clearer feels. More efficient practice.
A practical blend of 3D motion capture, force plate feedback, and ball-flight data, translated into simple priorities for each player.
The toolkit
Three systems, one coaching purpose.
Measures body, club, and swing motion in 3D so players can see how movement patterns affect contact, speed, and consistency.
Dual force plates show how a player uses the ground, shifts pressure, and sequences movement through the swing.
Measures club delivery, launch, carry distance, spin, and ball flight so practice can be tied to real outcomes.
How it helps
Technology that turns data into simple priorities.
Brad teaches with GEARS 3D, Swing Catalyst dual force plates, and TrackMan to give players a clearer picture of how their swing works. The goal is not to collect more data. It is to identify the few things that matter most, connect them to simple feels, and build practice that transfers to the golf course.
Each system adds context, but the lesson stays practical: what to prioritize, what it should feel like, and how to train it between sessions.
Practice transfer
Clearer understanding, better practice, and more reliable golf.
The technology supports the lesson, but the priority stays simple: clearer understanding, better practice, and more reliable golf.
TrackMan can also be used for putting, connecting stroke tempo and timing to the same kind of feedback players use in the full swing.

