There's nothing quite like that feeling when you send that little white ball soaring into the air. Whether it's for the first time or the 5,000th time, it makes you smile and immediately pull out another ball to try to do it again.
That was the theme at the Play Golf America Day hosted by Wood's golf Center in Norristown and coordinated by the Philadelphia Section PGA on Saturday, May 12. Over 600 people tracked to Wood's to participate in free lessons and clinics, putting contests and demonstrations.

You take a golf lesson for a quick-fix and rely on the eyes of your instructor and his knowledge of the golf swing to see the problem and come up with a solution that will help you silence your slice or help you putt like a pro.
But the reality is that one change will not help you beat your buddies,lower your handicap or land you on tour. The golf swing is a complex conundrum that requires a series of solutions. And after all, golf instructors are only human.
So in steps GolfTEC (technology, equipment, conditioning), a multi-dimensional golf lesson that combines digital video, impact and motion analysis, ball flight projection and one of a kind computer software to provide its clients with the ultimate learning package.

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