The "Scoring Zone" Short Game Golf Schools

Advantage Golf School offers you the ability to improve your game in the all important "Scoring Zone". Our Short Game Schools offer comprehensive golf instruction on all the critical shots from inside 120 yards. Research by the PGA Tour, and others has shown that over 65% of all golf shots are played inside 120 yards. Our Short Game Schools are staffed by PGA professionals specializing in scoring zone instruction. They have been taught by or worked with some of the pioneers in short game instruction including Paul Runyan, Phil Rodgers. We offer a Two Day Scoring Zone School (10 Hours—guaranteed to lower your score immediately!) :

• Hit your wedges closer to the hole
• Chip with confidence and accuracy
• Control your distance and spin
• Putt better and more consistently
• Hit sand shots up and out of the bunker every time
• Learn to hit creative shots to escape difficult lies and situation
• Manage your Scoring Zone shots better
  

For low handicap players the Scoring Zone shots are the difference between 76 and 69. For average golfers, improving your short game will help you shoot 4 to 8 shots lower per round almost immediately! No other short game school offers our unique one to one student to teacher ratio; your instruction is customized to your unique abilities.

Latest putting technology unveiled at our Orlando Golf School!

Advantage Golf School is proud to be the first golf school in the nation to offer the DIXX Digital Training Putter, now in use at our Orlando Short Game Schools and soon to be available in Scottsdale, Amelia Island.

The DiXX Putter is a computerized training system filled with the latest technologies that can identify impact position and track the player's swing path, face angle, tempo and speed balance.

Utilizing a micro Inertial Navigation System (INS), the DiXX Putter can identify the putter face position in relation to the ball at impact and display the information immediately on the vibrant color LCD. Additionally, a Micro Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) monitors several key factors of the swing motion, including path, tempo, speed and hand vibration levels.

All of the information can be collected into usable data (personal statistics) that can be analyzed to correct bad putting habits. The DiXX Putter includes the computer terminal that can be removed and replaced with a practice weight for recreational use. 

DiXX Features:

• Analyzes and tracks the 5 key factors of a successful putter swing: Path, Impact Position, Face Angle, Swing Tempo, and Speed Balance.

• Includes Computer Terminal and interchangeable Practice Weight.

• Available in lengths of 33", 34" and 35"

• User can choose either straight-line putting path or arc path.