NEWARK,
Ohio – Each year hundreds of professional
clubmakers, tour pros and golf industry experts
from around the world place their trust in
The GolfWorks’ Clubmaking Academy Schools
for their training and expertise. Most recently
sharpening their skills at the Total Golf Club
Repair School, graduates of the three-day session
included: Richard Evans of San Luis Obispo,
Calif.; Terry Zwirner of Macomb, Mich.; George
Coleman of Indian Head, Md.; Brett Moomey of
Bellerive Golf Shop, St. Louis, Mo.; Larrem
Panganiban of Chicago, Ill.; Svein Tore Tande
of Molde, Norway; and Jamie Parkinson, Adam
Glen, and Tom Foster of Sarnia, Ontario.
“The technical experts at The GolfWorks
Total Golf Club Repair School teach students
how to
handle virtually any repair,” says Britt
Lindsey, vice president of technical services
at The GolfWorks. “We have worked overtime
in creating a comprehensive state-of-the-art
program and are excited to be providing such
invaluable instruction to those who seek to perfect
their repair abilities.”
In addition to group and individual instruction
from The Clubmaking Academy’s professional
staff, each student receives hands-on experience
at their own fully equipped personal workstations.
The training offered at the Total Golf Club Repair
School covers the gambit, including refinishing
metal woods; applying satin, high polish or tumble
finishes to irons and metal woods; custom grinding
wedges/irons; graphite and steel shaft removal;
re-shafting with steel or graphite; re-shafting
irons and standard metal woods; installing club
length extensions, removing/replacing oversized
shafts; and slip-on rubber or wrap grip replacement.
Since 1982 thousands, including technicians currently
working for companies like Callaway, Titleist,
Golf Digest, Nike, True Temper and United Sports
Technologies, have relied on The GolfWorks Clubmaking
Academy Schools to provide exceptional instruction
and expertise.
The GolfWorks classes qualify for PGA and LPGA
Continuing Education credits and are approved
by the Professional Clubmakers Society. For more
information on The GolfWorks or the Total Golf
Club Repair School, please call 800.848.8358
or visit http://golfworks.com.
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