Doctorate in Biomechanics

PGA Master instruction grounded in physical anatomy.

Dr. Jim Suttie spent forty years studying how human skeletal levers interact with modern turf dynamics. Every lesson diagnoses your natural kinematic sequence.

The Instruction Thesis

We reject uniform swing models in favor of the individual skeletal physics your body can repeat under pressure.

Launch monitors capture launch angle and spin rates, but correcting why your hips stall requires biomechanical diagnosis honed over four decades on tour practice grounds.

Decades of Discipline

From university laboratories to major championships.

Before receiving National PGA Teacher of the Year honors, Dr. Suttie completed doctoral research examining torso rotational velocity and ground reaction forces in elite players. That academic foundation established a systematic framework for isolating mechanical breakdown before it compromises competitive rounds.

After conditioning major winners and national collegiate contenders, Dr. Suttie established his high-altitude coaching practice in Park City. Here on Wasatch Back turf, players receive one-on-one kinematic evaluation designed around their real physical mobility rather than an artificial textbook template.

Amateur Verification

Three private sessions with Doc resolved an open-face block that four previous pros blamed on my hands. He measured my hip clearance, rebuilt my turn, and took four strokes off my tournament index.

Mark Henderson, 2-Handicap Competitor, Salt Lake City

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Private evaluations take place on dedicated Park City turf with high-speed video analysis and direct anatomical prescription.