Ask Harrison Joyner what modern golf instruction can lose, and his answer is one of the oldest pieces of information a golfer has: the ball flying through the air.
Joyner is surrounded by technology at the GOATED Clubhouse in Bonita Springs, Florida. He uses it. He also watches what the shot actually does. In his view, coaches can become so absorbed in the numbers on a screen that they overlook something obvious.
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“The ball flight is sometimes forgotten,” Joyner said.
He is hardly anti-technology. His point is that the screen cannot become the lesson. Data has to lead somewhere, preferably toward a golfer who understands the change…
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