Correct2Compete was built on a simple but powerful idea: what if all golfers trained the same way elite athletes do?  Tiger Woods was a pretty big driving factor at this time in health and fitness being applied to golf, and he changed the game, but also changed the approach.  

Keith Suttle started the company with an idea while working with strength and conditioning programs at the collegiate level and local golf and country clubs to create fitness programs. After earning his Master’s degree in Biomechanics at Ball State University — where he also worked as a Golf Biomechanist and Fitness Specialist — Keith spent years applying everything he learned in strength and conditioning to golfers of all ages and abilities, from 8-year-olds just picking up the game to 80-year-olds still chasing their best round. What he found was that the gap between how golfers trained and how athletes in every other sport trained was enormous — and that closing that gap unlocked real, measurable performance gains.

Before founding C2C, Keith built his coaching foundation across some of the most demanding performance environments in sports. He worked as a Strength and Conditioning assistant with the Chicago Bulls, multiple Universities in the Strength and Condition programs, and trained high-level motor sports drivers and teams at PitFit Training, certified Level 3 TPI – Fitness and Golf Coach and he has coached at multiple golf clubs around the Indianapolis area — each experience sharpening his understanding of what it truly takes to perform athletically under pressure.