Improving Your Golf Game with 3D Technology and Ted Britschgi

In this episode of Mission Matters Business Podcast, host Adam Torres welcomes PGA instructor and Swing Motion Ambassador Ted Britschgi to discuss the transformative role of 3D motion technology in improving golf performance. Ted shares his decades-long experience working with elite golf instructors and his journey into biomechanics and swing science, emphasizing how traditional golf lessons often rely on reactive feedback from ball flight, while modern 3D technology like Swing Motion enables real-time, precise, and proactive coaching. He explains how the Swing Motion system—using wearable sensors on the wrist, hips, and torso—provides immediate, quantifiable feedback on key swing mechanics such as wrist flatness at impact, hip rotation, and trunk movement, helping golfers train their 'educated hands' and correct common flaws like flipping, slicing, and improper weight transfer. For recreational golfers, the system offers a powerful tool to self-coach between lessons, turning the device into a 'coach in a box' that delivers elite-level feedback without needing constant instructor presence. The episode highlights the user-friendly nature of the Swing Motion system, with a simple setup resembling an Apple Watch and instant feedback via a mobile app. Ted walks through a real-time example of how a golfer struggling with a slice can use the device to train a flat left wrist at impact, directly addressing the root cause of poor contact. He also stresses the importance of instructional clarity to avoid overwhelming students with conflicting cues. The conversation concludes with practical next steps: visiting swingmotion.app to learn more, following Ted on Instagram (@tbgolf), and exploring the technology’s potential to make golf more accessible and effective for players of all levels. The tone is enthusiastic and forward-looking, underscoring the promise of tech-driven personalization in sports training.