Great Question!
if someone has a swing flaw revolving around a bad pivot, ott, etc....would they be served best by the general instruction?
Absolutely!
TrackMan is just another TOOL, albeit the best tool ever in golf instruction history.
How you USE that tool as a teacher is very important.
Exactly like video.
When I gave the lesson to our PING host, we had a TarckMan running the whole time. But in the approximately one hour lesson, we only spent a few minutes looking at the Data, and then only after the FIX was done.
TrackMan will NEVER replace the teacher, just as video didn't.
The REAL teacher, has to figure out WHY this golfer is making the CURRENT SWING, what the ROOT CAUSE is, where to start, how to explain, when to show video/trackman, etc, and most importantly, the teacher has to figure out WHAT PATTERN would work best for the pupil, and why. And then the teacher has to implement.
What TrackMan will do for us at the MANZELLA ACADEMY is simple:
1. Better Research will yield better information.
2. Validation of what we already know works, plus quantifying these solutions and adjusting them for better results.
3. Disproving JUNK golf instruction.
(This top 3 will all take place away from golf lessons)
4. Better analysis of difficult cases on the front end.
5. For better players, a chance to tighten the tolerances to break through a scoring barrier.
6. For average golfers, a chance to check progress over time.
7. Better Clubfitting, set selections, real yardages.
