Assessments & follow-ups

In the mobile app, open a golfer’s record and choose Assessments and follow-ups. The golfer must have enabled training sharing for you.

1. 01

   Choose what to measure

   Use club speed, balance, or custom measurements that fit the lesson goal. Record only what you can measure with the equipment available.

2. 02

   Describe the setup

   Give each measurement a name, a unit, and any setup instructions needed to repeat it. Add the assessment date, optional context, and a next-review date.

3. 03

   Save the baseline

   Enter the results you took. Leave anything you did not measure blank. The saved record shows the instructor who entered it.

A follow-up uses the baseline’s measurements, units, and setup. Enter the new results and GolfBod shows the change from that baseline. To change the measurement definitions, start a new baseline.

Missing is different from zero. Blank readings remain unmeasured and do not produce a change value. Zero is a real reading. Comparisons describe the measured change; they do not establish that fitness work caused a golf result.

• Drafts in the mobile app survive closing the editor or restarting the app. Continue them on the same device.
• Correct a saved entry while keeping the original record and its author in the history.
• A colleague’s newer correction cannot be silently overwritten. Your draft stays available so you can review the change.
• Once a baseline has follow-ups, its definitions cannot be rewritten underneath those comparisons.

Due assessment reviews appear on the instructor’s roster. Open the golfer’s history to see baselines, follow-ups, setup notes, and the instructors who recorded them.

Golfers can open Coaching > My assessments in the app or Coaching on the web. Their history includes records from teams they have left.