데이터피드백 훈련이 퍼팅의 일관성에 미치는 영향

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to analyze and verify the effect of 6-week data feedback training on putting consistency. Twenty-eight amateur golfers were divided into a training group and a control group, and putting 10 times per person in a 10m virtual hole before and after training. Trackman 4 was used to measure ball speed, skid distance, roll ratio, and total distance. All results analyzed Two-way ANOVA with repeated measure. In coefficient of variation(CV) of ball speed, the training group was higher than the control group and the training group was lower than the control group before and after training. In CV of the skid distance, there was no difference between the groups and before and after the training, but the interaction appeared. In CV of roll percent, training group showed higher value than control group, and training group was lower than control group before and after training. In CV of total distance, the training group was lower than the control group and the training group was lower than the control group before and after training. The studies will be able to collect and analyze data on all golf shots in the data feedback training and thereby propose an efficient practice method.

The purpose of this study is to analyze and verify the effect of 6-week data feedback training on putting consistency. Twenty-eight amateur golfers were divided into a training group and a control group, and putting 10 times per person in a 10m virtual hole before and after training. Trackman 4 was used to measure ball speed, skid distance, roll ratio, and total distance. All results analyzed Two-way ANOVA with repeated measure. In coefficient of variation(CV) of ball speed, the training group was higher than the control group and the training group was lower than the control group before and after training. In CV of the skid distance, there was no difference between the groups and before and after the training, but the interaction appeared. In CV of roll percent, training group showed higher value than control group, and training group was lower than control group before and after training. In CV of total distance, the training group was lower than the control group and the training group was lower than the control group before and after training. The studies will be able to collect and analyze data on all golf shots in the data feedback training and thereby propose an efficient practice method.