NEWARK, Ohio — The GolfWorks proudly introduces the newest professional clubmakers who have successfully completed the Professional Clubfitting School, one of the clubmaking industry’s premier training programs. The newest graduates include: Harry Myers of Flagstick Custom Golf, Richmond, Va.; Andy Watson of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Kevin Richmond of Fruitport, Mich.; W. Mike Hewitt or Reed City, Mich.; Gordon Graham of Ottawa, Ontario; John Dawson of Greeley, Ontario; Jim Moran of Tee to Green, Jackson, Mich.; John Colascacco of Moraga, Calif.; Dennis Patton of Liberty, Mo.; Jon Goodman of Boise, Idaho; Robert Faubel of W. Redding, Conn.; and Jerry Howard of Terre Haute, Ind.

“The GolfWorks Professional Clubfitting School is the golf industry’s most comprehensive training program dedicated to custom fitting,” says Britt Lindsey, vice president of technical services for The GolfWorks. “This specialized training takes basic clubfitting to the next level, and students learn to custom fit an entire set of clubs to a golfer’s specific game and the proper procedures for fitting woods, irons, wedges and putters, using the Maltby Putter Fitting System.

Lindsey explains that the key to professionally fitting a golfer with the right golf clubs is understanding the effects that a golfer’s swing has on ball flight and performance, and the Professional Clubfitting School training provides clubmakers with a clear understanding of those effects and their influence on the clubfitting process.

Since 1982, thousands of clubmakers, golf industry experts and PGA professionals have visited The GolfWorks design and manufacturing campus in Newark, Ohio, to learn the latest skills and technology from the game’s premier technical staff. GolfWorks classes qualify for PGA of America Continuing Education credits and are approved by the Professional Clubmakers Society.

For more information on The GolfWorks or on the Professional Clubfitting School, call 1-800-848-8358.