Inside the insole
The science already existed. Nobody built for it.
Peer-reviewed research already measured this. Golfers who wore custom orthotics saw club head speed increase by up to 7%, and the fatigue-related drop-off over nine holes disappeared entirely. That's a category finding, not our own — this is the starting point, but Get Grounded takes it further by engineering the base specifically around the asymmetric demands of a golf swing.
Here's the simple logic. Your feet are the only fixed points in the swing, and each one is doing a different job. The clubhead moves meters away from them, at speed. Power drives from the ground up and a small variation at the base becomes big variation at the top.
The pros are already doing this.
Watch where power starts: not in the hands, in the ground.
The last move before impact · slow motion
Foot pressure science
Golf is a rotational swing from a fixed, asymmetric stance. Coaches have used pressure plate data to prove it for years.
Trail foot loads. Lead foot receives. The demand shifts through backswing, transition and impact, and it never matches side to side. That's not new information. It's why pressure mats sit in fitting bays and coaching studios across the game — see how that data gets read below.
Get Grounded insoles are engineered around that exact pattern: pressure guided through the correct trail-to-lead sequence, at the right moment, in the right place. Not comfort padding. A structure built for guiding you through the golf swing in a correct manner.
The four elements
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Heel
GG heelcups with an anti-sway cup for the rear foot, giving you a stable base to rotate against.
This keeps your heel in a neutral, athletic position so it doesn't drift when you load into the swing. Less heel movement means less lower-body compensation. Your stance feels tighter, and your start position becomes easier to repeat.
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