Hall of fame golf instructor, Jim McLean, and Golf Digest Ranked Instructor, Adam Kolloff, reveal a revolutionary new system for using golf's premier technology. Based on ability level, this system will show you what numbers to look for, how to pinpoint swing flaws, and how to make swing changes. If you're an instructor, coach, club fitter, Trackman owner, or simply interested in learning more about technology, this book is for you. In this book, you will learn: How to Improve Your Golf Swing with Trackman - How to Analyze Trackman Data - A Systematic Approach for All Ability Levels - Suggested Safety Zones for Trackman Data - Jim McLean Instruction for Improving Your Numbers - Trackman Drills How to Use Trackman with Junior Golfers - A Detailed Explanation of Each Parameter - PGA TOUR Data And Much More... OUR PHILOSOPHY We understand every human is built differently. With this in mind, we approach every lesson with a system, not a method. A system ensures the students get better no matter what. For that reason, we have integrated the Trackman feedback into our Three Level Teaching System. The three levels are as follows: Beginner (infrequent golfer or new to the game) Intermediate (typical weekend golfer) Advanced (single digit handicap to tour professional) Within each level we've matched Trackman feedback with specific teaching concepts tailored to each level. We've built ranges or safety zones to give the golfer a clear picture of what numbers to look for. When the golfer's numbers are not within the safety zones we provide detailed instruction and Trackman drills for improving your numbers. This is truly a manual for learning and improving your golf swing with Trackman. In this edition we've included the following updates: Illustrations by world renown artist, Phil Franke - New instructional content in each level - Detailed explanation of each drill within each level - Example scenarios working with players of different ability levels - Instruction for junior golfers - Updates to definitions and explanations of Trackman feedback - New graphics for understanding Trackman feedback - Short game safety zones -New research from Trackman - New articles from Jim McLean and Adam Kolloff