Technical Reliability
A poor strike can make even a perfectly sensible golfer start looking for an answer. One swing thought becomes two, then three, and before long you are trying to fix something in the middle of the round.
The problem is not always that the swing needs changing. It is that technical thinking starts taking over at a time when you need to trust what you brought to the course.
Technical Reliability looks at how you manage the technical side of your game while you are playing, how quickly you start making adjustments and whether those changes actually help.
What This Assessment Looks At
This assessment looks at how you manage the technical side of your game while you are actually playing, including:
- How quickly a poor strike leads to a technical adjustment
- Whether you trust the swing you brought to the course
- How often you change swing thoughts during a round
- Whether technical thinking helps you solve a genuine problem or creates another one
- How well you separate practice and technical work from actually playing golf
What This Assessment Gives You
- Your current position across the five Golf Clarity levels
- A detailed view of how technical thinking is influencing your golf
- The situations where you are most likely to start tinkering
- A clearer understanding of when technical adjustment is useful and when it becomes a distraction
- Practical recommendations, drills and an improvement pathway based on your result
If this sounds familiar, this is the assessment to take. If you are not sure whether technical thinking is where the main problem sits, start with the free Golf Clarity Assessment.