PDI For Coaches

College Coach

PDI is an invaluable tool for college coaches, both in the recruiting process and in managing their player development. There are numerous college teams that have embraced PDI, including Stanford, Texas, East Carolina and Keiser. To bring PDI to your University or college, click on the button below and a PDI representative will be in touch with more details and to schedule your demo!

"The PDI program is a great way to get the complete picture of an athlete’s physical performance potential. By looking at how well their bodies operate physically combined with measuring their ability to execute specific golf scenarios provides incredible insight. In addition, it gives the athlete quantitative metrics to monitor and a targeted plan on areas they need to improve on."

Keith Tyburski

Head Men’s Golf Coach
Yale University

Golf Professionals

Mastery of skill requires accountability. Accountability requires data. PDI is the best tool to give coaches the data they need to manage their players development and performance. Learn more about how to incorporate PDI in your coaching programs today.

"PDI has transcended our form of testing and training at the academy. We have been able to establish actionable elements to help our students improve their physical abilities and meet their skill development needs. PDI has helped our coaches and players be better."

Kenny Leech PGA

Academy Director
Don Law Golf Academy
GRAA TOP 100
Growth of the Game Teaching Professional

What is PDI?

A tool to objectively measure and track an athlete’s physical, golf, mental skills, and tournament performance

PDI provides a numerical score out of 100 to represent the current state of an athlete’s skill set allowing coaches to track progress consistently throughout the athlete’s development

"We developed PDI to identify the Skills Challenge Ratio Gap in our players. Golfers have an unrealistic expectation of their performance, that hurts their performance. PDI provides a realistic view of where their skills actually are, so that a coach can work on the right areas to accelerate player development."

Roger Knick