Let’s look back at the 2024 Champion, Xander Schauffele , to see what it took to win:

Launching with Ground Force

Xander’s pelvis lift into impact is one of the highest on tour—at 3.4” , he’s well above the 2.9” tour average . This upward motion helps launch the ball high and far, especially with the driver.

Unreal Rotation
At impact, Xander gets his pelvis and chest more open than most:

• Pelvis Turn : 44° (vs. 37.5° tour avg)

• Chest Turn : 38° (vs. 30° tour avg)

Side bend + Sway Gap = serious separation.
To really drive the ball high, Xander creates a deep side bend and major horizontal separation:

• Chest Side Bend : 43° (vs. 32° avg)

• Sway Gap : -9.6” (vs. -6.7” avg)

Track your movement in 3D and see what gives Xander and others the edge, right in the Sportsbox 3DGolf app.