SISSGLF004Fit and alter golf equipment

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What an assessment for SISSGLF004 must cover

47 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Assess player equipment requirements.

  • 1.1Consult with players to identify and document player preferences.
  • 1.2Observe players to identify and document player ability levels.
  • 1.3Analyse player preferences and player ability level to determine player performance requirements.
  • 1.4Access, interpret and assess golf equipment specifications to select golf equipment to meet player performance requirements.
  • 1.5Recommend golf equipment to players.

2 Fit golf equipment.

  • 2.1Explain golf equipment fitting procedures to players and confirm player developmental readiness for fitting.
  • 2.2Fit and adjust golf equipment according to manufacturer specifications.
  • 2.3Assess fitted golf equipment to confirm compliance with the rules of golf.
  • 2.4Monitor player performance during practice sessions to identify player performance problems.
  • 2.5Recommend adapting, modifying and fitting golf equipment to address identified player performance problems.
  • 2.6Consult with players to confirm fitted golf equipment meets player performance requirements.

3 Review equipment.

  • 3.1Monitor and analyse player performance to identify equipment-related performance gaps.
  • 3.2Identify and recommend golf equipment interventions to address performance gaps.
  • 3.3Modify golf equipment to enhance player performance.
  • 3.4Seek and respond to player feedback about equipment and performance requirements.

4 Repair and alter golf equipment.

  • 4.1Consult with players to identity requirements for repair and alteration of golf equipment.
  • 4.2Assess golf equipment to determine type and scope of golf equipment repairs and alterations.
  • 4.3Select and source components and materials required to complete repairs and alterations.
  • 4.4Repair and alter golf equipment according to organisational policies and procedures and manufacturer specifications.

Performance evidence

  • fit, repair and alter golf equipment that involves:
  • fitting three golf clubs
  • repairing three golf clubs
  • altering three golf clubs
  • meeting the preferences and abilities levels of three players:
  • beginner player
  • advanced player
  • a player with a physical disability, injury or impairment.

Knowledge evidence

  • organisational policies and procedures applicable to fitting and altering golf equipment
  • biomechanical concepts, ball flight laws, principles and preferences in the context of golf equipment design
  • cause and effect relationships and their impact on equipment and component design and fitting
  • procedures and protocols for fitting players at a range of skill levels
  • rules of golf applicable to the fitting, alteration and repair of golf equipment
  • equipment and safety requirements of golf in order to fit and alter golf equipment safely
  • terminology for selection, fitting, repair and alteration of golf equipment
  • appraisal methods used to conduct fitting sessions
  • types of player performance requirements: speed, power, distance, spin, accuracy
  • types of player attributes and impact on golf equipment fitting and alteration: athletic ability, strength, flexibility, golfing experience, physical characteristics, swing characteristics
  • characteristics of equipment design: head design and function, shaft design and function, grip design and function, club lie and length, swing weight
  • player ability variables: handicap, swing and clubhead speed, physical limitations and previous injuries
  • types of fitting techniques: observation of existing specifications, grip, lie angle, face and sole contact, ball flight; measurement of initial velocity, launch angle, spin rate, distance
  • types of monitoring techniques: fitting systems and protocols, carry distance profiling, club specifications, computer software and technical equipment
  • types of repair and alteration: shaft length, shaft flex, lie angle, loft, swing weight, dead weight, grip size, flex point, head design, shaft material
  • types of repair and alteration variables: shaft extraction methods, shaft types including parallel tip and taper tip and installation procedures, shaft lengths and alteration methods, cast and forged head designs and alteration procedures, grip types and installation methods, swing weight and dead weight alteration methods, refurbishment methods for woods and irons.

Foundation skills

  • Writing skills: record recommendations during the fitting process.
  • Oral communication skills: ask open and closed questions and actively listen to communicate with players; interact with players in a polite and positive manner.
  • Numeracy skills: detect and document patterns of errors using round analysis charts and statistical results.
  • Technology skills: use technological aids as part of the fitting process.

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What does an assessment tool for SISSGLF004 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SISSGLF004 needs to address all 47 unit components: 4 elements with 19 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 16 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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