College Putting Performance Program | Tyrus York, PGA

Tyrus York, PGA · College Putting Performance Program

Turn putting data into a clear practice plan.

Specialist putting support for college golf coaching staffs. Understand where your players need help, give them focused practice, and make informed adjustments throughout the season.

Discuss Your Team’s Needs

Work directly with Tyrus York, PGA.

Built around your coaching staff

Clear priorities. More purposeful practice.

Your team collects putting data. The next step is deciding what matters, what each player should work on, and how to fit that work into practice.

I review tournament and practice data, identify team and individual priorities, and build plans your staff can put to use. You stay involved in the coaching decisions, with a putting specialist supporting the process.

Ongoing team support

What your program receives

Team & player analysis

Review after each tournament, with updated player profiles and clear priorities drawn from the available tournament and practice data.

Individual practice plans

Plans updated at least monthly, with earlier adjustments when the data warrants them. Each plan gives players specific tasks and scoring goals.

Reports your staff can use

Concise takeaways that explain what to maintain, what to address, and where more information would help.

Ongoing coach support

A monthly staff call, brief check-ins as needed, and plans and communication shared through CoachNow.

How it works

A consistent process throughout the season.

01 / SHARE

Start with your team’s data.

Your staff shares tournament reports and available practice data, including TapItIn reports where used.

02 / IDENTIFY

Find the priorities.

I review team trends and individual needs, considering the available sample and your staff’s observations.

03 / PRACTICE

Put the plan into action.

Your staff receives player plans with clear setup, tasks, and scoring goals to guide practice.

04 / ADJUST

Review the next round of evidence.

As new data and feedback arrive, we decide what to continue, progress, or change.

Collegiate experience

Supporting University of Kentucky women’s golf.

In the spring of 2026 I began work with the University of Kentucky women’s golf team through my College Putting Performance Program, providing putting analysis, individualized practice plans, and ongoing support to help the coaches turn performance data into focused practice.

From analysis to practice

What a coaching recommendation can look like

A useful report connects an observation to a practical next step.

Illustrative example · Not an actual player report

Observation: Tournament results suggest a weakness from 6–10 feet, while practice results are stronger.

Coaching priority: Explore how the player’s read, speed, and routine hold up when the target changes and each attempt counts.

Practice response: Build a scored, one-ball task from varied locations, using the full routine and recording outcomes.

Next review: Compare new tournament data with practice scores and staff observations before changing the priority.

Questions coaches ask

How does this fit with our existing coaching?

The program adds specialist putting analysis and planning to your staff’s work. Your observations, practice schedule, and player needs help shape the recommendations.

Does our team need to be local?

Analysis, practice plans, and staff support can be delivered remotely. In-person work and tournament observation can be arranged for a professional fee plus travel expenses.

What data do you need?

We’ll review the tournament and practice reports your team currently collects and agree on a consistent process. TapItIn data can add detail about practice performance.

What is the investment?

Contact me to discuss your roster, season, and the support your staff needs. I’ll outline the scope and pricing for your program.

Let’s talk about your team

Give your staff a clear next step.

Tell me about your program, the data you collect, and where your players need help. We’ll discuss how specialist putting support could fit your team.

Discuss Your Team’s Needs