Tech & Gadgets

CAPTO gathers almost all conceivable data for the putting stroke.

It breaks the entire stroke down, making it easier to identify problem areas. This makes my job as a putting coach far easier. 

In addition, it is extremely practical for use indoors and outdoors, without the need for recalibration when varying putts. When conducting an analysis, I can test golfers on short putts and long putts, left to right putts and right to left putts, uphill putts and downhill putts, all without having to re-calibrate. ​

An absolutely incredible bit of technology  that will change your green reading habits and will take your knowledge to another level.

This deadly accurate app predicts the exact distance from the hole you would need to aim at and at what speed for it to land in the hole at a 12" entry speed.

Let me show you what this app can do, teach you the TourRead system and your playing partners will be amazed (and rather envious!)

The Quintic Ball Roll app objectively measures; ball speed, launch angle, and spin. 

This allows me to make informed decisions on your putter mechanics and what needs to be addressed to improve your ball roll. 

Gives you visual and kinaesthetic feedback on controlling the face angle, as well as distance the putter covered in inches. Four different mats available with different arcs.

Gates can be used with the aid, too, to help on start line and face control. 

The pendulum rod helps with connection between arms, shoulders, hands, and torso.

It helps maintain posture and consistent static loft at address and during the stroke, it helps maintain the stroke's plane.

The perfect set-up to work on parallax error.

This means I can help you with any aim biases you may have. 

From there we can find a better set-up to help you see a straight putt and stop you aiming (unknowingly) off-target.

A great aid for working on forearm alignment and maintaining arm structure throughout the stroke.

Helping you keep connected throughout the stroke. Arms, shoulders, hands, and torso working together. 

Hugely beneficial for shoulder alignment and awareness of where your eyes are in the set-up.

A consistent set-up is key to being a good putter.