Our team at Golf Analytics is constantly on the lookout for what’s hot in the Golf world so we can offer it to our golfers. After introducing the latest in golf swing analysis technology, adding a club repair and building workshop to our facility, in addition to our state-of-the-art golf simulator, we are pleased to …

We are pleased to welcome GJ to our team. GJ was previously Assistant Golf Pro at Due Process Stable, in Colts Neck. As a player, he is a two-time course champion at Shark River GC, two-time finalist, and a New Jersey State 4-ball qualifier. G.J. received his Master’s Degree in Athletic Administration as well as …

Mark and I spent four days last December at Mitchell Golf in Dayton, Ohio, for an intensive hands-on training. We had decided to add club repair and custom club building to our services and Mitchel Golf was the obvious choice as they are the industry standard. Mitchell Golf is the #1 source in the world …

In an article published on Discovery News, Phil Cheetham, who developed the AMM Sensor and is the Co-Founder of Advanced Motion Measurement, describes how golf technology has enabled top golfers to come close to perfection with their golf swing. TPI’s co-founder describes the perfect swing as the right combination of movements in the right sequence. …

Entrepreneurs seeking to start a new business are often advised to follow their passion and do something they love. If you’re a golfer who would rather be on the course hitting irons than anything else, there’s a strong possibility a Golf Franchise is the way to go. Before jumping in though you need to ask …

I  realize I haven’t blogged in a long time – too much going on! All good though…  I’m posting some of my favorite Caddy remarks. Feel free to add your own in the comments section. #10 Golfer: “Think I’m going to drown myself in the lake.” Caddy: “Think you can keep your head down that …

When evaluating a player’s golf swing it is hard to get away from this topic. The player must somehow grasp this concept before moving on. It is the first base of most movement in sports. Tha analogy I use is as follows; Have you ever sat on a boardwalk and watched runners jogging by? One …

So what is personal training anyhow – where did it come from? Way back the way to get exercise was to walk, run, swim or toss things back and forth that looked like bowling pins. They were called ‘Indian clubs.’ My family, who were much more adept at lifting beer bottles had some in the …