Turning golf performance data into decisions
Capturing swing and round data is the easy part. Making it change how a player practises is the product challenge.
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From collection to action
TDH is our in-development sports technology product, focused on golf. The premise is straightforward: players generate a large amount of data and very little of it changes how they practise the following week.
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Raw metrics are not insight
Raw metrics are not insight. A number is only useful when a player can see how it compares to their own history, what it implies about a specific part of their game, and what to do about it in their next session.
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Fewer signals, better practice
That pushes the product design towards fewer, better signals. Consistency over time, dispersion patterns and decision quality on the course are more actionable for most players than an expanding table of measurements.
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Build the foundation first
The engineering priorities follow: reliable capture in outdoor conditions, tolerant handling of incomplete sessions, and a data model that keeps every round comparable as the product evolves. TDH remains in development, and we are deliberately building the data foundation before the feature surface.
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