NEWARK, Ohio — The GolfWorks proudly announces  the recent graduation of several new students who attended The GolfWorks  Clubmaking Academy’s Fitting, Assembly and Repair School. After receiving the  industry’s most advanced training on custom fitting and golf club repair,  those that have successfully completed the course include Jerry Frontiero of  Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Mark Martens of Golf Clubs and Repair Inc., McMurray,  Penn.; Christopher DeLaat and Arnie Lew of Mayfield Golf Course, Caledon East,  Ontario; John Camus of Holyoke, Mass.; Aaron Keeran of Marion, Ohio; Justin  Kelley of Long Beach, Calif.; and Jim Woodward of Jim‚s Golf Club Repair,  Shippensburg, Penn.

“Whether it’s Professional Clubfitting, Total  Golf Club Repair or any of the Fitting and Assembly schools, the primary goal  of each of the schools is to provide the most comprehensive instruction  possible in that particular field of clubmaking study,” says Britt Lindsey,  vice president of technical services for The GolfWorks. “We set out to make  the student the best clubmaker they can be, and our experienced staff of  technical experts will continue to offer specialized training unmatched by any  other program available today.”

The GolfWorks Fitting Assembly  and Repair School is a five-day session that ensures hands-on experience and  individual attention, setting the standard for clubmaking and repair  instruction. For decades, thousands of clubmakers, golf industry experts and  PGA professionals have relied on GolfWorks Clubmaking Academy schools to learn  the latest skills and technology from experienced staff. The Academy courses  are approved by the Professional Clubmaker’s Society and qualify for PGA of  America Continuing Education credits.  

For more information  on the Fitting Assembly and Repair School or on The GolfWorks, please call  800.848.8358 or visithttp://golfworks.com.