The Golf Fitness Experts at FitGolf Performance Center look at the golf swing from a unique angle – the golfer’s body. Based on the idea that a body limitation contributes to every swing flaw, FitGolf focuses on how a golfer’s balance, flexibility, strength, power and endurance contribute to or limit accurate, consistent performance.
At FitGolf, we believe one of the biggest roadblocks to a golfer’s performance is his body limitation. Your most important piece of equipment is your body. Without question, the last decade has seen the best players in the world better their golf performance by improving their bodies. As a result the game has changed to a much more athletic endeavor.
Golf professionals are talking a more holistic approach to developing the golf swing of every student.
FitGolf assisted with clinical research on how proper physical conditioning improved performance and minimized injuries among the world’s elite golfers. This research led to the development of a golf-specific fitness training and therapeutic treatment program – FitGolf Performance Program.
ABOUT THE GOLF PERFORMANCE COACH
- Authorized and Certified by the Titleist Performance Institute Since 2006
- Member of the LPGA Teaching & Club Division (10 Years)
- Collegiate Golf Coach (6 Years)
- Indiana Women’s Open Champion 1996, 1995, 1994
- Former European and Asian Tour Professional
- 1988 Big Ten Player of the Year
- 1986, 1987 Big Ten Team Champions
- All Big Ten Team of the Decade
- All-American Honors
- Member of Indiana University golf team
- IHSAA Golf Hall of Fame Member
Tracy Chapman, one of a few golf professionals who is also a golf fitness specialist. She is an authorized and certified TPI Golf Fitness Professional, Golf Performance Coach and Junior Develoment Instructor. Tracy is also the owner/operator of FitGolf Performance Center located in Carmel.
An Indianapolis native, Tracy played competitive sports at an early age, excelling through dedication and practice. Tracy holds a BA in Business, Marketing from Indiana University, where she earned All-American Honors.
Post graduation, she turned pro joining the professional ranks and competed on various tours, playing all over the world.
Tracy transitioned from playing to teaching and coaching. In 2004, she became involved with the Titleist Performance Institute and golf fitness training. She has the opportunity to work with high school, college, competitive amateurs and professional golfers. Tracy continues to advance her profession offering the most comprehensive assessment and training tools to help golfers feel better and play better.
Tracy shares the opinions of many other sport science experts that the golf swing is an athletic endeavor requiring the development of fundamental movement skills, fundamental sports skills and golf specific skills.
