Future Champions Golf (FCG) has announced an exciting new partnership with Upgame by Trackman, bringing PGA Tour–level analytics to junior golfers for the very first time. Starting in 2026, players competing in FCG’s Big 3 events — the National Championship, International Junior Golf Championship, and Callaway World Championship — will have access to advanced performance tracking and insights previously reserved for the game’s elite.

This groundbreaking collaboration will not only enhance the player experience but also provide junior golfers with powerful tools to track their development, gain deeper performance insights, and share verified data with college coaches for recruiting opportunities.

Breaking into the Top 10 in the world of golf isn’t about one magical skill, it’s about building a complete, consistent game. The world’s best combine distance off the tee with precision in approach play, resilience around the greens, and rock-solid putting under pressure. Data shows that the margins are razor-thin: an extra green hit here, a saved par there, or a holed putt inside five feet can be the difference between staying in the pack or climbing into the elite.

Congratulations to long-time Upgame client and friend, Tommy Fleetwood, on his breakthrough PGA Tour win at the Tour Championship.

Fleetwood put together a composed performance at East Lake, finishing with a score of -18. His consistency across the week was highlighted by a balanced approach to scoring: -12 on par 4s, -6 on par 5s, and level on par 3s.

Statistically, it was the putter that made the biggest difference. Tommy gained +2.04 strokes on the greens, which carried his overall SG Total to +2.32 despite being slightly negative off the tee (-0.26) and around the green (-0.12). His approach play was solid, gaining +0.66 SG on approach shots.

From a ball-striking perspective, he found fairways with impressive consistency, hitting 75% driving accuracy while averaging 293 yards off the tee. He also hit 71% of greens in regulation, giving himself plenty of scoring opportunities.

A fantastic win for Tommy – and one that’s been a long time coming.

Marco Penge delivered a statement win at the 2025 Danish Golf Championship, storming back from four shots down to edge Rasmus Højgaard with a birdie on the final hole. Backed by 330-yard drives, 79% greens in regulation, and dominance on the par-5s, Penge closed at 16-under to capture his second DP World Tour title of the season, and ignite serious Ryder Cup buzz.

At 45, Justin Rose delivered a vintage performance to win the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship in a playoff, becoming the oldest European champion in PGA Tour history. Powered by pinpoint approach play (+1.41 SG) and clutch putting (+0.93 SG), Rose hit 69% of greens, averaged 295 yards off the tee, and finished at −16. His four-birdie surge on the back nine Sunday was a masterclass in composure and execution, proof that experience and precision still rule in golf.

In today’s competitive golf landscape, data isn’t just for the pros, it’s a game-changer for players at every level. With Upgame by TrackMan’s powerful tools, golfers can track every swing, pinpoint areas for improvement, and make smarter practice decisions. From club selection to course management, learn how the best players are leveraging data to consistently lower their scores and play with confidence.

Kurt Kitayama claimed his second PGA Tour title at the 2025 3M Open with a final score of 23-under. After just making the cut, he stormed back with a course record-tying 60 on Saturday and held on with steady iron play and smart decision-making.

Scottie Scheffler delivered a clinical performance at Royal Portrush to win the 153rd Open Championship. Here’s how the numbers tell the full story of his dominance.

England Golf - Men's Team Performance Case Study

Exploring the ETSU Men's Golf Team's performance: Discovering insights through data analysis to lay the groundwork for future improvements.