3D biomechanics and the kinematic sequence
How speed passes from pelvis → thorax → arms → club.
Shows where you're gaining speed and where you're losing it.
Golf lesson content · Finding the cause
Why does your ball do that?
Look at the body (physical screen, 3D biomechanics, ground force) and look at the numbers (Trackman club data). Between them, the cause shows up. Then we work on it one thing at a time, putting and short game included. All of it is built on TPI Golf Level 3.
WHY RIO
TPI is what the world's best players use.
TPI is what the world's best players use.
Rio is certified at its highest level.
- 18/20
- Of the last 20 major championships, 18 were won by players advised by a TPI Certified Expert
- 24/30
- 24 of the top 30 players in the Official World Golf Ranking are advised by a TPI Certified Expert
- 69/70
- 69 of Golf Digest's top 70 golf fitness professionals are TPI Certified or TPI Advisory Board members
Rio holds Golf Level 3, the highest of TPI's three levels. TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) is the education and certification body that looks at golf through how the body and the swing connect.
Source: TPI official website (mytpi.com/certification), as published in October 2026
Ground reaction forces and force-plate analysis
Which way, when and how hard you push into the ground.
Shows how the ground is feeding your club speed, or isn't.
Swing changes that fit your body
A TPI screen of your flexibility, range of motion and stability.
No forcing a model swing. We build an efficient one your body can actually make.
Putting analysis
Body, putter fit, roll and stroke, looked at together.
Drills for your specific issue, so the stroke repeats.
Wedges and the short game
Everything inside 120 yards: distance, flight and club choice.
A short game that turns into strokes saved.
Club data analysis with Trackman
Club path, face angle, attack angle, dynamic loft, spin and strike location.
Puts a number on why the ball did what it did. Then we fix that.
Body × Swing × Ground force × Club data
Instead of just watching the swing, we ask:
- How can your body move?
- How do you use the ground?
- How does the club move?
- And what does the ball do because of it?
Put together, that's what turns into improvement you see on the course.
Course management
From the swing to course management
Lessons don't stop at the swing. We also work on the decision before it: where to aim and what club to hit.
Why course management?
68%tee + approach
- Approach shots100+ yd40%
- Tee shotspar 4s and 5s28%
- Short gameinside 100 yd17%
- Putting15%
Source: Mark Broadie, Every Shot Counts (2014). Strokes gained by the PGA Tour top 40, 2004–2012.
68% of the scoring gap comes from tee shots and shots into the green.
In PGA Tour data, 40% of the strokes top players gain come from approaches over 100 yards and 28% from tee shots. Both are shots where the decision matters as much as the swing.
What the lessons cover
How to play each hole, shot selection, targets and alignment: the thinking that shows up directly on the card.
For pros, juniors and coaches
Still being put together. Get in touch if you're interested.
- Junior programSOONTheory online, plus groups of up to three at Hanz Golf Club. Fundamentals first, and learning to think for yourself.
- Golf seminarsSOONFor instructors, team coaches, juniors, amateurs, pros and club fitters. Five topics: Trackman data, ground reaction force, course management, how the body moves, and the short game. In person, live online or on video.
- Support for tour prosSOONTournament-week support is scheduled ahead, usually a practice day and the pro-am. The rest of the coaching happens mainly at Hanz Golf Club.
Free consultation on LINE · chat or call · 15 min
Start with a free consultation on LINE.
Send one line about the miss that bothers you most. In 15 minutes you'll have a likely cause and the one thing to work on first.