For teaching professionals
Full-body measurement that fits inside a lesson.
You already know what your student is doing wrong. The problem is showing them — and proving it changed by the next lesson. MoCaddieIQ measures the body and the club, straps on in under two minutes, and gives your student one clear correction they can take to the range. They leave with a report; you get a measurement to teach against rather than an opinion to argue about.
Why it was built this way
When we asked PGA professionals in August 2026 what stopped them using the 3D systems they had bought, two answers came back: fitting the sensors ate the lesson, and the data was overwhelming. One had paid around £5,000 for a system and stopped using it because fitting took a two-hour slot, calibration another twenty minutes, and the straps moved. Neither complaint was about measurement. Both were about a laboratory product being used in a teaching business.
Set up in under two minutes
Sensors on straps and a glove clip, calibrated from the student's address. Runs on the phone already in your pocket. No calibration rig, no studio.
One correction, not forty numbers
The app ranks what it found by what it costs and gives the student one thing, out loud, with the drill. The full numbers are there when you want them.
A named report
Export a PDF with the student's name and yours on the cover: the session's numbers, the faults, the prescription. Works today, one student at a time.
Run a Swing Clinic on a student
Five swings, every sensor, and a health-check sheet: six phases rated, the three faults that are habits, and for each whether it is technique or a mobility limit — from the body screen you can run in the same lesson. The estimate of how long the fix takes is a range with the working shown, so it is a conversation, not a promise. Repeat it monthly and the progress is on one page.
What is honest to tell you today
What works now
Use with a student, one at a time, on that student's phone or yours: fit, run the drill or the swing, export a named PDF report. The takeaway drill and swing-length ladder have been tested on hardware; full-swing analysis is a working prototype.
What does not, yet
Multiple students kept separate on one device, and per-student dashboards. Until that ships, MoCaddieIQ is a coaching aid you use with a student, not a practice-management system. We will not sell it as one before it is.
Trial kits. We are looking for a small number of teaching professionals in Wales and the South West to try the system with students during 2027, ahead of launch, and tell us plainly what is wrong with it. No cost, no obligation, and your feedback shapes the product. Email Nigel.