Just want to thank you for this 'tip' I've always tried to figure out the right elbow knowing it…read moremust be 'tucked' but didn't always work.. You're analogy of a 'Race' to beat the hands was perfect. Went to the range and worked on it and results were impressive..Not sure how much more distance i got but my contact was solid and the dispersion much tighter with a really nice 'mini draw. with the irons. Metals resulted in a gentle fade at the end ( I've always been a 'draw' hitter and wanted to incorporate a slight fade). Thanks again 'Doc'...My regards to San Diego..have a 'fish Taco' on me... Andrew H. Masset

I highly recommend John and will continue work with him. John is a great Golf teacher, coach and…read morementor. He has helped me tremendously with getting my game back after many idle golf years. He has assisted me with the basic refreshers of my fundamentals (grip, alignment, swing plane and club face / ball strike accuracy). He has also assisted me with more advanced changes to my swing (my tendencies were to be too inside on my back swing) His coaching has helped me increase my distance and improve my dispersion, overall accuracy and scoring. Thank you, John!

My husband and I came shopping ready to purchase a new golf bag and a new wedge for his birthday…read more Due to our experience today, we felt the need to take our money elsewhere. The gentleman running the simulator desk was extremely condescending and rude. As a left-handed golfer, my husband already knew he would be running into limited selection, which is fine, however tried his best to demo available items to make a decision. Our first interaction with this individual was him yelling at us telling us we couldn't demo the new wedges. He didn't even bother to notice that we had 3 separate demo wedges picked out and wasn't planning on even trying to new ones out. He ended up liking a Callaway Wedge, and upon checking the stock, there was not one available. My husband simply asked if there would be any ability to purchase the demo wedge, to which we received an extremely smart ass response and sass. I've never quite experienced that much of a false sense of authority and lack of customer service skills. Most people would have used a different tone... something to the effect of hey unfortunately we don't sell the demo items, but I'm happy to try and find the item online for you to order or possibly at another store. Upon that type of response, we immediately left and will gladly be taking our business elsewhere. This was Sunday, June 14th at about 1pm and I wish we had got the associate's name. If I were the business owner, I would definitely be thinking about if this person is helping or hurting my ability to drive revenue and a positive customer experience.

Michael fitted me for my irons. I hit the the two of my preference…read moreand he asked if I would try Srixon. well I bought the Srixon because I hit them 8-10 yards further and about 12 feet higher. At 71 years old that's 2 items I can always use. Thank You Michael!

It's basically like sitting through a timeshare pitch. I went for a swing evaluation for an hour…read moreand I think I hit 20 balls. Lions share of time was spent trying to pitch me on buying an 18 month 5k package. Great concept, I bet I'd get improvement from my game. But the hard sell just ruins it.

I have been going to GolfTEC for a little over a year and worked with Aaron Pollack. It has taken…read moremy game to a new level. I understand the swing so much better now and all the technology they have really appeals to the way I learn. Aaron is also very good at putting things in a way I can implement them. Sometimes he tries two or three different approaches if he sees that I am not grasping the concept. After spending a lot of time rebuilding my swing pretty much from scratch, now Aaron and I work on things I notice out on the course that need improvement. It might be a 100 shot, a safety tee shot, course strategy, etc. Highly recommend Aaron and GolfTEC Roswell.

SteelCanyon Golf Club in SandySprings offers a fun, quick 18‑hole executive round (par 61,…read more~3,800yds) with varied terrain and challenging par‑3s and 5s. The Champion Bermuda greens are relatively well‑maintained, and the staff is friendly but the young men are sitting down and not engaging with the customer's. The restrooms were clean for men and women. Parking is tight when the course is busy. There is handicapped parking--I've always found the pace fair and the vibe welcoming. The covered, lighted Top Tracer range is a fantastic touch for hitting balls anytime, rain or shine. The rain has been sporadic at best, so being under the cover is nice. It's not a championship course, but it's a great value (typically $24-35) for casual rounds or after‑work practice. Ideal for beginners or anyone wanting a relaxed, local play without a full‑size slog.

Worst golf experience ever, the starter was following us the whole time. Messing up the flow of the…read moregame and being downright just rude. It was terrible, I don't recommend this course at all. DO NOT GO HERE!! The tee boxes were basically made of of weeds...if there even was a tee box(mats). The greens were also poorly aerated and expertly bumpy. Don't spend ur money at this terrible course, you are better off hitting in your backyard!!

I've had the pleasure of working with "V" and Drew at Bio-mechanics Advantage for the past year…read more Friendly, non-judgmental, incredibly knowledgeable. I've worked with many personal trainers but these guys are definitely the Masters. They make training truly personal and take it to a whole new experience... Lov'in it!

From the owner: Sports Performance Training; Restorative and Post Rehabilitation Training; Golf Specific Training;…read moreCorporate Training; General Fitness. Programs are designed based on clients goals and aspirations. We are specifically located in Sandy Springs and Chamblee.

When twilight settled on Topgolf's lanes, Where laughter…read moreechoed through friendly games, A sudden crash cut through the cheer-- A thousand shards lay sparkling near. The crowd stood still, unsure what to do, As danger quietly, swiftly grew. But forward stepped two steady souls: Chase and Taylor, true to their roles. With practiced care, Chase marked the scene, Keeping every pathway clean. He warned each guest with calm command, Protecting all with watchful hand. Beside him knelt wise Taylor then, A student forged in science's pen. His biomedical studies taught How unseen hazards must be fought. He knew that tiny glass unseen Could wound where surfaces looked clean. He checked the area inch by inch, Not letting caution ever flinch. Together, broom and dustpan raised, They worked while onlookers watched amazed. Each fragment gathered, every gleam, Until the floor was safe and clean. The evening carried on once more, With joyful shots and cheerful score. Yet something greater filled the air-- A quiet lesson born from care. For those who saw remembered well The simple story they would tell: That heroism need not be loud, Nor seek applause from any crowd. A careful act can spread its light, Turning strangers toward what's right. Neighbors lent helping hands with pride, Choosing kindness over stride. Communities grew just a bit stronger, People looked out for one another longer. Schools taught service, teams stood tall, Inspired by two who served them all. So if one day you hear the glass Shatter where the people pass, Remember Chase and Taylor's way-- Lead with courage every day. For greatness often starts, it's true, Not in deeds the whole world knew, But in cleaning up what others flee, With knowledge, heart, and dignity.

Had a friend come into town and we always get together and hit up a top golf to enjoy ourselves…read more This location in Alpharetta is closest to my home in Cumming, so on the drive from the airport we made a reservation for a bay to time it perfectly. Plenty of parking since it was a Sunday afternoon, and it was cloudy with sporadic rain nearby, making the need to prepay for a booth unnecessary, since we were early and they had plenty of booths. Oh well, kind of disappointed they still charged us for that. We booked booth 216 for 90 minutes, Taylor K was our server and checked in on us to see if we needed any help getting started. We for a couple drinks and started our playing a few different games. With two people we play quickly, so we had a lot of fun. I ordered pretzel bites as a snack while playing and we didn't stop until the time was up. Easy to pay our tab, we had gift cards and Taylor helped us get it sorted out. Any leftovers we gave to him, along with a cash tip. Great location, near lots of options for food- but drinks and food are good here! Great for entertaining, great for big groups. Thanks Taylor for a great visit! We will be back- love booth 216.

The PGA Championship returned to Atlanta Athletic Club for the first time in 10 years. As soon as…read moretickets went on sale last year, I purchased immediately. There was no way I was going to miss a major championship in town. The tournament was a blast and I have to give credit to the Atlanta Athletic Club, PGA, the 3,500 volunteers, and everyone else who helped put this massive event together. From a spectator perspective, the tournament was very well organized. Free parking was available at Gwinnett Arena. From there, air-conditioned shuttle buses transported us to the course. There was no wait whatsoever to and from the course as far as the shuttles were concerned. The system seemed seamless. Along the way, there was always someone available to assist if anyone had a question. Located just inside the Atlanta Athletic Club gates were a whole host of enormous tents. Inside, you'd find everything from the golf shop to a Mercedes-Benz showroom to golf instruction bays with PGA Teaching Professionals. The golf shop was massive and inside was a PGA Tour fan's dream. They had for sale golf equipment, attire, t-shirts, hats, etc. in every size, fit, and color you can imagine, as well as all other sorts of golf paraphernalia. I could've easily spent all day there. Two of the tents were the "PGA Fan Experience" and the "PGA Learning Center." Inside the Fan Experience, you could record video and various metrics on your golf swing, take a picture with Jim Furyk, design a golf bag where the best design would actually be created and used by either Furyk, Anthony Kim, or Matt Kuchar at next year's PGA Championship, play games to win one of the many autographed golf bags on display, and more. At the Learning Center, you could register to take lessons and receive golf instruction on-site from a whole host of PGA Teaching Professionals. The golf instruction included video analysis, customized putting tips, and swing lessons. Since you reserve a time slot, you were free to roam the course and come back at your allotted time. Results from the video analyses were recorded and emailed to all participants. And the best part about it all: it was free. My setup and swing was compared side-by-side to Tiger Woods and Stuart Appleby. In the middle of the course, there was a huge air-conditioned tent setup by American Express and Delta. If you are an AmEx or Delta SkyMiles card holder, you could access this tent to relax and take a break. Inside, there were refreshments, cushioned seating and tables, nicer bathrooms, and leaderboards. When players were at the range, they had name tags to help you identify them. I just so happened to walk on the range while Tiger was there. He said hi to last year's champ, Martin Kaymer, and walked off. Tiger was the only player who had security following him around. Both the range and the practice putting green were slammed with players. It was neat to watch everyone warming up and fine-tuning their game. Kaymer brought out his own putting contraption to help his alignment. While the weather was hot, the course was in immaculate shape. The Highlands Course at AAC is a beautiful and hilly course. My friends and I spent most of our time on the back nine. It's amazing how good the players are, from Rory McIlroy hitting to within 10-feet from a fairway bunker on the 457-yard par 4 11th to Anthony Kim going pin high on the 267-yard par 3 15th. As the old Tour tagline went: "These guys are good." Anthony Kim autographed the back of someone's iPhone between the 14th green and 15th tee. At the end of the 18th hole, players would make their way back to the clubhouse. There was an autograph area near the clubhouse and several of the players would take the time to greet fans and sign flags, hats, tickets, etc. I ran into a lot of players this way including Fuyrk, Stewart Cink, Lucas Glover, Webb Simpson, Fredrick Jacobson, Aaron Baddeley, and others. I also spotted John Daly and Greg Norman going to the clubhouse. Players I wanted to see, but missed due to timing included Padraig Harrington, Steve Stricker, Bubba Watson, and Adam Scott. I did see Scott's caddie, Steve Williams (Tiger's former caddie), walking around the clubhouse. Congratulations to Keegan Bradley for winning this year's championship.

I just spent the entire day a the Atlanta Athletic Club for the Championship today. I had a free…read moreticket from a work-related function. And while I'm not really a giant pro-golf fan, I thought this would be a fun way to spend a day outside and check it out. Other than the concessions, this was one class act, all the way through. Parking near the event was limited and very cost prohibitive so they had another option of parking at the Gwinnett Arena and taking a shuttle bus over...for free! I chose to do the shuttle thing and took it to the AAC where there was a long line of people waiting to get inside. Luckily, the line moved fairly quickly and I was soon inside. The nicely air-conditioned PGA shop was really cool with a gigantic variety of hats, shirts, coats, bags, shorts, pants, cups, umbrellas and a thousand other things with the AAC/PGA logos on it. You could probably buy enough items to fill your wardrobe for a year, decorate your house and office with nothing but golf crap, and even dress your kids and pets like little golfers...if that's the sorta' thing you're into. The weather was high 90s with a terribly unforgiving sun. But there was plenty of shade to be had and several misting booths to keep you cool, along with water vendors and concession stands every other hole or so. When the time came to break for lunch, I went to the concessions stand near holes 15/16 and picked up a pulled pork sandwich, a bag of chips and a Gatorade...for $14. Wow. I think the food at Turner Field is less than this...and oh, so much better. I tried eating the pulled-pork sandwich and it had been sitting under the heat lamp for so long that it was like eating a pile of jerky on a bun. Not cool...and so not worth $14. Other than the sub-par lunch, everything else was outstanding. We were able to get really close to the action on any of the holes we wanted to watch. The course has built a lot of space for galleries to spread out and watch without being overly crowded (despite there being a ton of people). We actually go very close enough to several of the pro golfers to be able to hear them talking to their caddies. We also saw several of them signing autographs for the kids and fans, making it a really cool experience.