What is the primary purpose of the TPI screen during the assessment process?

The primary purpose of the TPI screen during the assessment process is to identify physical limitations. The TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) screen is designed to evaluate an individual's physical capabilities in relation to their golf swing. By assessing a player's flexibility, mobility, stability, and strength, it highlights areas that might hinder their performance or lead to injuries. Understanding these physical limitations allows trainers and coaches to create tailored training programs addressing specific needs, ultimately enhancing the golfer's overall performance by ensuring their body can support an efficient swing mechanics.

The other options, while related to aspects of a golfer's performance, do not directly align with the main goal of the TPI screen. Enhancing swing speed, improving mental focus, and teaching swing techniques are outcomes that may be influenced by addressing physical limitations, but they are not the primary function of the screening process itself.