Learn the data.
Coach the player.
Build the process.

Learn every Sportsbox Tracker and Indicator, see how coaches apply 3D data, and build a repeatable development process for every student.

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Sportsbox Product Guide

Find clear answers about app terminology, features, swing positions, subscriptions, accuracy, education, and where to find Sportsbox resources.

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Feature Definitions

What is a Tracker and what is an Indicator?

In the 3DGolf app, we use 'Trackers' and 'Indicators.' This article describes the core differences between the two

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Learning Resources

What does Six Degrees of Freedom mean in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

Six Degrees of Freedom

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What is a Tracker (VISUALS) in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

Sportsbox Visuals & Tracker Definitions

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Education

Sportsbox AI Accuracy

Chief of Sports Science, Dr. Phil Cheetham, talks about Sportsbox AI's accuracy, sharing graphs and data along the way.

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Where can I view past Sportsbox 3DGolf webinars?

Sportsbox 3DGolf webinars

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What are swing positions in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

The 7 Key Swing Positions

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What is a Tracker (NUMBERS) in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

Sportsbox Numbers & Tracker Definitions

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Which Trackers are included with 3D Player?

Numbers and visuals included with 3D Player

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What angles can I view the avatar from in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

Viewing angles

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What 0-degree line is the turn angle based on in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

0-degree line

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How does Shaft Angle relate to Attack Angle in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app?

Shaft Angle vs Attack Angle

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Learning Resources

Why Should I Use Feeds as a Student?

In our latest update in May 2023, we're introducing FEEDS — a platform that will keep coaches and students connected on and off the golf course.

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01Understand the data

Trackers & Indicators

Learn what every measurement means, how signs and units work, and how to read its definition graphic.

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02Apply the data

Coach with 3D Data

Study sample lessons, tour-player analyses, and movement combinations that turn numbers into coaching decisions.

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How Tour Players and Coaches Use 3D

Best practices for using Sportsbox 3D data to create consistent, repeatable coaching feedback.

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Nelly Korda's Power Move: Verticals - Teaching this with Pelvis Lift Data

Use Nelly Korda’s pelvis-lift pattern to teach a more useful 3D coaching lesson: measure the lowering phase, the change of direction, and the rise through impact as a sequence.

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3D Anatomy of a Tight Draw vs. Weak Fade — Understanding the Real Solution

Learn why forced shallowing can make a slice worse—and how Pelvis Sway, recentering before the top, pelvis-led transition sequencing, and X-Factor Stretch create the better move.

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Jenny Shin's Driver Impact Position: Three Sportsbox 3D Imperatives to optimize driver swings

Use Jenny Shin’s Sportsbox impact data to understand three sequencing relationships: positive Pelvis Sway, a negative Sway Gap, and the pelvis more open than the chest.

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What Tiger Woods’ 3D Swing Data Reveals

A Sportsbox case study of the pelvis lift, transition, and speed-transfer patterns behind Tiger Woods’ powerful, consistent motion.

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Pelvis Lift: Two Elite Swings, Two Different Patterns

See how Nelly Korda and Scottie Scheffler use different combinations of vertical and lateral pelvis motion to create effective downswing patterns.

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How to Use Trackers and Indicators in a Golf Lesson

A simple lesson framework for moving from a golfer’s ball flight to a measured movement, a clear explanation, and a trackable change.

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Education

Tour Averages for Key Sportsbox Data

Check out tour players' averages for each of these crucial data points within the Sportsbox 3D golf app.

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Education

Universal Swing Score Report

By Sportsbox AI. Uncover your swing’s superpowers and pinpoint opportunities for improvement.

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03Build the system

Build Your Coaching Process

Assess with data, communicate through clearly defined numbers, set custom student goals, and stay engaged between lessons.

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Turn every data point into an ongoing coaching moment.

Sportsbox helps coaches establish an objective baseline, explain the priority through a clear number, set a custom goal, and stay connected as the student works between lessons.

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Assess with data

Use the Sportsbox app, a Swing Score Report, or another 3D assessment to establish an objective starting point.

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Communicate clearly with data

Tie each coaching moment to a clearly defined number so the student understands what is changing and why it matters.

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Set a custom goal

Give the student a specific goal range that empowers purposeful work on their swing between lessons.

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Engage between lessons through data

Use shared swings, progress data, and feedback to stay connected, reinforce the goal, and guide the next coaching decision.

Put it into practice

Turn biomechanical data into clearer coaching.

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