The Titleist Performance Institute connects how you move with how you swing—using research-backed screens and decades of data from tour players and everyday golfers.
It is the global standard for golf fitness education: clearer movement, safer patterns, and a shared language between coach, trainer, and player.
Many swing flaws are compensation patterns caused by mobility or stability limitations. The TPI screens help uncover the why behind ball-flight issues, allowing instruction and training to target the true source of the problem.
Understanding how your body moves ensures that swing changes and physical training are appropriate for you. This leads to faster gains in distance and consistency while reducing unnecessary stress and injury risk.
The results of the screens provide a blueprint for improvement—what to train, what to avoid, and where to focus your time. Instead of guessing, every practice and workout has a clear purpose.
“If you don’t assess, it’s just a guess.”
To achieve an efficient swing, a golfer must first be screened. A proper screen involves an assessment of swing mechanics, biomechanics, physical fitness, movement quality, current health, and injury history.
The TPI movement screen is a simple test to quickly evaluate a player’s physical capabilities. The results of that assessment are used to determine how technical elements of the player’s swing could be related to what their body can or cannot do. Once this screen is finished, the results are used to create a plan unique for that golfer. The plan may include fitness training, physical therapy and treatment, coaching of swing mechanics and biomechanics, nutrition, mental strategy or all of the above.
Matt is TPI Golf Level 3 and Power Level 2 Certified and has guided golfers through TPI movement screens since 2010 as part of a body/ swing connection philosphy.
There are an infinite number of ways to swing a golf club. However, there is one most-efficient way for each player to swing a club and it is based on what they can physically do.
Whether your goal is to hit the ball farther, straighter, or more consistently, there is one proven place to start: assessment and testing. Understanding how your body moves—and where it doesn’t—creates a clear roadmap for meaningful improvement.
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