shit ass golf skills but I never met someone balder so five…read morestars......................................................................................

I really enjoyed my experience with Peter. The ease in which he worked with me was great. He…read moreallowed me to relax and enjoy the lesson. I will be back for more lessons. I recommend Peter Yum. Mary E

Best Ball is one of our favorite indoor golf facilities. It's clean and has really chill vibes…read more They are located in a small plaza, sharing parking lot with MLBB hotpot and others. Finding parking can be difficult during peak hours, but we've never NOT find parking. Best Ball offers 3 types of bays, priced as follows: Open: $20/hr Semi-private: $30/hr Private (small): $35/hr Private (large): $40/hr I believe the open bays only allow 2 people max with a small sofa. There are 2 semi-private bays which also comes with a small sofa and table. You can fit 3 people comfortably, 4 may be tight. The small private rooms is good for 4 people and large private room is 5+. The open bays are the best for practicing your swing because they have the swing analysis tech that the semi-private and private bays don't have. The only thing you can view in those bays are your swing and ball projection, but the video quality is low and grainy. Getting drinks/beers is easy. You just grab from the fridge and let the front staff know. You pay for everything before you leave at the entrance. Looks like they have some membership plans that may save you some $$ if you come often. They do take reservations in person or over the phone which is highly recommended if you're coming as a group.

I've recently picked up golf and taking lessons that I'm addicted to this place! Whether it's to…read morework on your form or have a group outing, this place is perfect! They have 3 options of open, semi-private, and private bays based on your preference. You can either practice your swings or play simulated course which is fun and great without having to wake up early for your tee time nor be impacted by the weather~

There are three facilities much closer to my house, but I come here because it's the best by…read morecomparison. It's not even close. I'm at the range 2-3 times a week, and DV has everything you need to work on your game. Grass, mats, green, sand... they have it. They do a great job with the upkeep, and when you factor in the cost of the buckets (they just got new balls), it's an unbeatable value. If Jim ever decides to expand into club services -- fittings, repair, regrip, etc. -- they would have my business, along with the hundreds of patrons that love this place.

Great courses Good greens…read more Fair prices Cart rentals were good Employees were thoughtful and helpful

I have been working with Keith for just over a year and have shaved over 10 strokes from my golf…read moregame. He is patient and very knowledgeable about the golf game and tailors each lesson to what each student needs as opposed to many coaches/teachers that use a blanket approach to their students.

I've been working with Keith J for 15 years and he has always been so patient and wonderful to work…read morewith. Every time I go in with a new issue that has come up he manages to get my swing right back where I need it to be. My whole family has taken lessons from him and they all have rave reviews!! His desire to learn and strive to be the best is infectious!! Thank you for always making time for us "normal folk". Keep it up!! I can't wait to get out there with you again soon.

Great service. High quality workmanship. Always ready when they promise. Highly recommend.read more

Schedules fitting season with Bob Zito. He was very helpful with finding the best club and ball…read morefor my game. I have more confidence will playing from tee to green.

Simply the best place in metro Atlanta if you want to become a better golfer. The technology…read morecoupled with competent teaching professionals provides the premiere teaching/practice facility for golfers who are looking to bring their game to the next level or if you are thinking about picking up a club for the first time. I highly recommend Oswald and the entire team at Accelerized golf! Keep up the good work guys. (Also, take some time to go see Rob next door at cool clubs! The best club fitting setup around.)

I don't write a lot of reviews anymore, but every once in a while I do when I come across either an…read moreexceptional or exceptionally horrible business. Oswald and Accelerazied golf is one of these exceptions. Right before I started coming here for lessons I played my local course to establish a benchmark and shot a 130. Shortly after I signed up for a 4 lesson package which includes 4 one-hour lessons and unlimited hitting on the practice range. After a couple of months and completing my first 4 lesson package, I played the same course and shot a 100. I know still pretty pathetic, but a huge improvement from my 130. While I'm sure if I dedicated the same amount of time without coaching my score would come down, but not 30 strokes in the span of a few months. The great/unique thing about coming here is that you can practice and watch video of yourself. Oswald draws out proper stance, swing lines, posture, etc. during your lessons and then you are able to go hit by yourself and watch what you are doing. I find this very helpful and one of the only ways I think I can actually change my swing. On top of the golf aspect, Oswald is a great coach/guy and never watches the clock during lessons. He seems to really care about his students and their progress. I could not recommend Oswald enough for lessons and can almost guarantee that your golf game will get better after going to him.

Another year, another Cadillac Innovation Golf Clinic. I was invited again this year and the…read moreclinic took place yesterday at the Golf Club of Georgia in Alpharetta. Last year, the clinic took place at TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth. This year's Tour pro instructor was 2008 Masters champ, Trevor Immelman. The crowd seemed bigger this year. There were three sessions we could sign up for, two in the morning and one in the early afternoon. Complimentary breakfast and lunch were provided, buffet-style, underneath large white tents outside the back of the clubhouse. There were so many people that most of us had to park at an auxiliary lot off-site on Windward Concourse and be shuttled over to the clubhouse. Registration took a bit longer this year since there were more people and since we came in droves to the registration stations. The walking clinic with Trevor Immelman and David Leadbetter took place on the 9th hole, about 100 yards or so out. Immelman walked us through many different aspects of the game from setup and alignment to grip, aim, and strategy. Like just about any Tour pro, all of his shots seemed effortless. He even tried to do some trick approach shots by bouncing them off the stone wall behind the green. This got a good laugh out of the crowd, in addition to Leadbetter's many quips. One example is when Leadbetter chose a random person out of the gallery to show us his swing. After showing us his not-so-good-looking swing and telling Leadbetter he was a 12 handicap, Leadbetter said, "you must be one hell of a putter to be a 12 handicap!" Immelman and Leadbetter then walked us through bunker shots, shots from just off the green, and putting. The entire formal instructional session went well over the allotted 1-hour time frame -- it probably ran 1.5 hours. It was a great and very informative, enlightening, and useful lesson. After presentation was over, we separated into smaller groups and went through a series of 5 "clinics." They were: 1. Driving - with video swing analysis 2. Learning - about the latest Cadillac vehicles (they were on-site) 3. Hybrids - learning about and hitting hybrid irons 4. Putting - putting with various putters including belly putters 5. Chipping - chipping from sidehill lies onto a green All golf clubs and balls were provided by Callaway (drivers, hybrids, wedges) and Odyssey (putters). All the latest model Cadillacs were also available for test drive. The hybrid, putting, and chipping stations were manned by a local golf club pros who provided additional instruction. We all got to take swings, so a lot of personalized advice was provided. Overall, it was another very fun-filled and well-planned day on another great golf course in Georgia. I look forward to attending more Cadillac Innovation Golf Clinics as long as they keep inviting me. Thanks, Trevor Immelman, David Leadbetter, Callaway, Odyssey, Cadillac, and the Golf Club of Georgia.

In my honest opinion Greg is by far one the best Golf Instructors in the Country. His concepts and…read moremethods as they pertain to the modern day Golf Swing are very comprehensive and easy to grasp. Greg is an extremely patient and knowledgeable instructor. I encourage anyone who may be experiencing some challenges in their game to go and see Greg Shelnutt at Green Life Golf. It worked for me!!! -Tripp P. Jones

I have had a handful of lessons with other instructors, at other locations. I would give them…read moreprobably 3.5 stars, because they did help me but there was something missing and I couldn't put my finger on it exactly. That is, until I worked with Greg Shellnutt at GreenLifeGolf. Greg had everything I needed in an instructor. For beginners, he is a really nice and well mannered guy. He makes you feel very comfortable, right off the bat, when the session begins. He listens. He understands. He allows you to explain why you're there, where you've come from, what you're hoping to fix, and who you are as a learner. He is encouraging and knows what to compliment and how to address faults in a positive way. I will tell you that my lesson with him was to solely focus on the driver, because I had enough lessons with other instructors on my irons and wedges and didn't feel they needed any additional adjustment at this time. Yet, my driver was slicing too often (I'm sure you know exactly how I feel). He started at the very beginning with me hitting a few balls with my driver so he could have a baseline to work off of, while recording it on video. Then he checked my grip, my stance, my posture, my side bend, my hip rotation, how far off the ball I was, and adjusted those for me before we focused on the main issue. The funny thing is, you don't realize how much the small things in a setup change over time when you stop thinking about them. The fact that he started at the beginning was a huge help to remember that those are important to check from time to time, no matter how long you've been playing. For example, I didn't realize my grip had actually gone more neutral when I thought it was still a really strong grip until he showed me. He also pointed out the difference between "long thumb" and "short thumb" gripping, which I honestly had never heard of before. Then, we finally focused on the one main thing he felt I needed to work on and that was my swing plane. I was swinging over the top (out-to-in club path). I knew I was doing that, but I just needed someone to confirm it for me and help me fix it. I will tell you this much: He had me shallowing out the club and swinging inside to out in three swings! Yes, three swings. After that, I never went over the top again for the rest of the basket of balls I had for the rest of the day. It was like a lightbulb went off in my head and it's all thanks to Greg. His launch monitor was showing me carrying the ball the proper distance with smash factors in the 1.4+ range. I could visibly see the range balls carrying back to 200+ yards. All in all, this was the BEST SESSION I HAVE EVER HAD and would recommend Greg Shellnutt any day of the week to anyone that needs help with their golf lessons.

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.