Technology here is not for show. Each system answers a question that is genuinely hard to answer by eye, and every number is translated into something you can act on.
Where is the putter actually going?
A sensor on the putter shaft captures the stroke in three dimensions — over thirty parameters per putt, indoors or on the green. Face angle at impact accounts for most of a putt's starting direction, and a single degree of error is invisible at address but misses from six feet.
What we measure
Are you steady over the ball?
Pressure plates record how your weight sits and shifts through the stroke, synchronised with video. Balance is close to impossible to self-diagnose — it feels normal from the inside — yet a small sway through impact will move the face more than most technique faults.
What we measure
How much is this putt actually breaking?
AimPoint is a green-reading system used across the professional tours. Rather than guessing at break, you read slope with your feet and calculate an aim point — repeatable, and it works on a green you have never played. Young Ho is AimPoint Level 1 certified to teach it.
What you learn
Numbers only matter if they change what you do. Every session ends with a plain-language summary and drills — not a data dump.
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