The golfer/caddie relationship is one of the most intimate in all sports. The caddie is the one person a golfer relies on in the moment, which makes complete trust integral. But trust is not given, it is earned. For LPGA professional Lauren Stephenson, having someone who has walked in her shoes before gives her the trust she needs to succeed when it matters most.

People do great things when they are able to pursue their passion, but opportunity can sometimes stand in the way. When we invest in others we enable them to deliver tangible outcomes that better themselves and their communities. By investing in the Advocates Professional Golf Association (APGA) as title sponsor of its Player Development Program, WWT is investing in underrepresented communities and giving them an opportunity to make a difference in their lives and others.

PGA TOUR pros like Ben Griffin are meticulous about their swings, with the smallest of changes carrying massive implications — both good and bad. The world's best golfers realize they must embrace change and incorporate new mechanics to become better. But change is hard. Seamless integration is key.

A professional golfer's margin for error is razor thin. The difference between winning a tournament or making the cut is often just a few poorly or well-executed shots. Increasingly, PGA TOUR pros like Keith Mitchell are turning to technology and looking for more actionable data that can drive positive outcomes.