Majosta: The Ultimate Guide to Trackman Swing Analysis for Golfers and Instructors

Unlock Trackman Data with a Structured System

Majosta presents The Ultimate Guide to Trackman Swing Analysis, authored by Hall of Fame instructor Jim McLean and Golf Digest Ranked Instructor Adam Kolloff. This book introduces a practical, level-based framework for using Trackman’s premier data to understand your swing and make targeted improvements. Rather than a one-size-fits-all method, the guide aligns feedback with ability levels, so beginners, weekend players, and advanced golfers can navigate the numbers with clarity.

What you’ll learn

• How to interpret Trackman numbers and separate signal from noise—without getting overwhelmed by data.
• A systematic approach that matches teaching concepts to three ability levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced.
• Defined safety zones for common data points, helping readers know when to drill and when to pause.
• Structured Trackman drills that translate into real practice sessions and on-course results.
• Strategies for junior players and how to adapt feedback for younger athletes.
• In-depth explanations of Trackman feedback terminology and what each metric can indicate on a personal swing journey.

A practical, real-world framework

• Beginner: Focus on feel, simple targets, and establishing consistent data ranges during practice.
• Intermediate: Connect swing concepts to results, using drills that tighten accuracy and distance control.
• Advanced: Refine timing, optimise ball flight, and assess touring-level data for peak performance.

The edition features fresh illustrations by renowned artist Phil Franke, updated definitions, and new graphics to help visualize feedback. You’ll find detailed drill explanations within each level, example scenarios across different ability profiles, and guidance for juniors that supports development from the start of the learner journey. New research insights from Trackman accompany hands-on content, making complex data more approachable for coaching conversations with players of all ages.

Whether you’re an instructor refining your method, a coach fitting clubs, a Trackman owner wanting deeper understanding, or a curious player eager to learn how technology informs the swing, this book offers a structured path. It emphasizes practical application—turning numbers into meaningful practice goals, on-course decisions, and measurable progress—without promising overnight results. The tone stays grounded, presenting possibilities, not guarantees, and inviting you to explore how Trackman feedback can fit your goals.