Where Can I Get a Titleist Performance Institute Screening in Arlington?
You can get a Titleist Performance Institute screening at Golf Center of Arlington, 1301 NE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006. The TPI golf screen costs $120 and runs you through 16 strength and mobility tests with Tod Chasczewski, MS, a TPI Certified Level 3 Golf Coach. Results point to golf-specific exercises for a more efficient, powerful swing.
Most golfers try to fix a swing fault by changing the swing. A TPI screen asks a different question first: can your body actually make the move your instructor is asking for? At Golf Center of Arlington, the answer comes from 16 physical tests, not guesswork.
What is a TPI screening, in plain terms?
The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) is the golf-fitness organization behind the "body-swing connection": the idea that the way your body moves sets the ceiling on how your club moves. A TPI golf screen is a structured physical assessment built around that idea. It tests your strength and mobility over a series of 16 tests designed to uncover any limitations that can affect your ability to swing a golf club.
The screen is not a workout, a fitness test you pass or fail, or a swing lesson. It is a map. Once you know which areas are limiting you, golf-specific exercises can build the strength and functional ability that lead to a more efficient and more powerful swing. That is the whole point: fix the cause, and many swing symptoms take care of themselves.
If you want the broader background on what a screen looks for and who benefits most, read our companion page, What Is a TPI Screening and Who Needs One?, and the blog post What Is a TPI Evaluation?. This page is about booking one in Arlington and knowing what to expect on the day.
What happens during the 16-test screen at Golf Center of Arlington?
Every test in the screen is a movement. You will be asked to bend, rotate, balance and hold positions while the coach watches how your body handles each one. Nothing about it is exhausting, and no test requires you to hit a ball. Here is the general shape of a visit.
- Talk first. Tod asks about your game, your history with injuries or stiffness, and what you want your swing to do that it currently does not. This context matters when he reads your results.
- Run the 16 tests. Each test isolates a specific quality of strength or mobility. Some look at how well one part of your body can move independently of another; others look at stability and balance.
- Find the limitations. The tests you struggle with are the useful ones. They show where your body is working around a restriction, which is usually where a swing compensation starts.
- Connect the dots. The coach explains how each limitation tends to show up in a golf swing, so the results mean something the next time you are on the range.
- Leave with a plan. You get golf-specific exercises aimed at the limitations found, so practice time and gym time pull in the same direction.
The screen looks at your body, not your scorecard. Beginners, seniors returning to the game and single-digit players all get value from it, because everyone has a movement pattern the swing has to live inside of.
Who runs the TPI screen?
Tod Chasczewski, MS, TPI Certified Level 3 Golf Coach
The TPI screen at Golf Center of Arlington is run by Tod Chasczewski. He holds a master's degree and is certified by the Titleist Performance Institute at Level 3 as a Golf Coach, the highest tier of TPI's golf-coaching certification track.
That matters for two reasons. First, running the 16 tests correctly is a skill; the value is in the interpretation, not the checklist. Second, a Level 3 coach can connect what the body does to what the club does, which is where the exercise recommendations come from. You are not handed a generic stretching sheet. You are told which limitation most likely explains what your swing is doing and what to do about it.
What should I wear and bring to a TPI screening?
Dress the way you would for a light workout. You will be moving through a full range of motion, and tight jeans or a stiff jacket will hide what the coach needs to see.
- Athletic clothing you can bend, squat and rotate in freely.
- Sneakers or golf shoes; either is fine, as long as you can balance in them.
- A note of any past injuries, surgeries or chronic aches, even ones you think are unrelated to golf.
- Your current swing goals or a recent lesson note, so the coach can link results to what you are working on.
- Your clubs are optional. The screen itself does not require hitting balls, but the range is right here if you want to practice afterward.
- Do not warm up hard or stretch aggressively beforehand. The coach wants to see how you move on a normal day.
- Do not schedule it right after a heavy leg or back workout for the same reason.
Ask when you book how long to set aside; that way you can plan a bucket of balls or a lesson on either side of it.
What happens after the screen: turning results into a better swing?
A screen is only worth $120 if you do something with it. At Golf Center of Arlington, three things can follow, and you can use one or all of them.
Golf-specific exercises
The exercises target the limitations the screen found. Done consistently, they build the strength and functional ability that lets your body make the swing your coach is asking for, instead of compensating around a restriction.
Lessons built on the results
Our golf lessons follow the Golf Integrated Skills Program, and the Refinement Program includes fitness, mental preparation and full swing mechanics on TrackMan. Screen results tell your instructor which moves to ask for and which to leave alone until your body is ready.
Data to confirm the change
A TrackMan session measures club speed, attack angle, club path and more on the real range, with a web report emailed to you afterward. Screen now, train, then measure whether the numbers moved.
Book your TPI golf screen at Golf Center of Arlington. $120 for all 16 tests and a plan you can act on.
Book a TPI ScreenHow much does a TPI screen cost and how does it compare to other options?
The TPI golf screen is a flat $120. Here is how it sits alongside the other instruction and performance services at Golf Center of Arlington, so you can decide where to start.
| Service | What it does | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| TPI golf screen | 16 strength and mobility tests; golf-specific exercise plan | $120 |
| Private golf lesson | Performance-based instruction; the lesson ends when you are ready | Booked through the lesson calendar |
| Group clinic (1 hour) | Driving, short game, putting, consistency; clubs and balls provided | $30 members / $37 non-members |
| TrackMan session | Radar club and ball data plus swing video, web report by email | See current pricing when you book |
| Mental performance consult | 30-minute initial conversation about your mental game | Free |
Prices as published on golfcenterofarlington.com; subject to change.
A common sequence for a golfer who is serious about improvement: TPI screen first, then lessons that respect what the screen found, then a TrackMan session a few weeks later to measure the change. If you want help choosing an instructor, see who teaches golf at Golf Center of Arlington.
Where is the screening and when can I come?
The TPI screen is done at Golf Center of Arlington, 1301 NE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006, about two miles north of the Arlington Entertainment District and minutes from AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Coming from Dallas or Fort Worth, take I-30 to Arlington and head north toward NE Green Oaks Blvd; from Irving or Grand Prairie, SH 360 gets you here. Most DFW golfers are looking at about 20 to 35 minutes depending on traffic.
The facility is open Monday–Saturday 8 AM–11 PM and Sunday 8 AM–10 PM, seven days a week, year-round. Screens are scheduled by appointment through the booking link; your appointment time is confirmed when you book. While you are here, the range has 18 covered and heated bays with Toptracer, 28 natural-grass hitting areas and a free short game practice area with any bucket purchase, so it is easy to put the screen's advice to work the same day.
For the full picture of the program, see our main Titleist Performance Institute page, or call 817-469-9005 with questions before you book.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a TPI screening cost in Arlington?
The Titleist Performance Institute golf screen at Golf Center of Arlington costs $120. That covers all 16 strength and mobility tests with Tod Chasczewski, MS, TPI Certified Level 3 Golf Coach, plus the explanation of your results and the golf-specific exercises recommended for the limitations he finds. No membership is required to book a screen.
Do I need to be a good golfer to get a TPI screen?
No. The screen assesses how your body moves, not how well you score. Beginners often benefit most, because finding a mobility restriction early prevents building a swing around it. Experienced players use the screen to explain a stubborn fault that lessons alone have not fixed. Either way, the 16 tests are simple movements, and no test requires hitting a ball.
What does a TPI screening find?
It finds physical limitations in strength and mobility that can affect your ability to swing a golf club. Those limitations usually explain a compensation in the swing, such as losing posture or an early release. Once you know the limitation, golf-specific exercises target it directly, which can lead to a more efficient and more powerful swing than trying to change the swing itself.
Will I hit balls during the screen?
The screen itself is a series of movement tests, not a hitting session. That said, the range at Golf Center of Arlington is steps away, with covered bays, Toptracer shot tracking and natural-grass tees, so many golfers buy a bucket afterward to feel how the findings relate to their swing. Buckets start at $21 for 60 balls, or $15 for members.
Is a TPI screen the same as a TrackMan session?
No. A TPI screen measures your body: 16 tests of strength and mobility. A TrackMan session measures the club and the ball with Doppler radar: club speed, attack angle, spin rate and more, with swing video and an emailed report. They answer different questions and work well together. Screen first to find the physical cause, then use TrackMan later to confirm the change.
Book your TPI screen
Sixteen strength and mobility tests with a TPI Certified Level 3 coach, $120 at Golf Center of Arlington.
Golf Center of Arlington · 1301 NE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006 · 817-469-9005 · Open Mon–Sat 8 AM–11 PM, Sun 8 AM–10 PM