I've always struggled with my swing, and decided to work on my swing during this off season and…read moredecided to take a lesson with Jeff. After about a 5 minute warm up period hitting some balls, Jeff made some adjustments to my backswing and grip that has worked wonders. Jeff has a great style about him and he immediately put me at ease. Even after the lesson was over, Jeff sent me some videos to reinforce what he taught me. I highly recommend Jeff!

I've known Jeff Severini for a long time now. I probably started getting lessons from him over 10…read moreyears ago. Just returned to see him after a hiatus since 2019 because I've been struggling with some inconsistencies with my swing which was causing me to be pretty frustrated on the course. After having not such great luck with the instructors at my club I turned back to Jeff. His lessons are so easy to follow, not changing anything too drastically and working with "my swing." Not sure why I didn't go back to see him sooner as I just had the best 2 lessons since as long as I can remember. A true golf professional, Jeff is patient and really pays 100% attention to you and your swing while you are there. There is no better instructor that I've ever been to. Thanks for the help!

Jon is such an experienced coach that I have let people know…read more   I'm a new golfer and my son has been taking golf lessons this year, but none of the other coaches are better than Jon, my son improved a lot since taking lessons with Jon, and we both become a big fan of Jon, we have been learning so much from Jon.   Looking for a good golf coach? Jon Manos Golf Academy is the way to go.

Jon makes learning golf fun and rewarding with his passion, patience, and know-how. He creates a…read morepositive, encouraging vibe that turns practice into something enjoyable, breaking down tricky techniques into simple, easy-to-follow steps. His genuine enthusiasm and personal approach helped me build confidence fast and improve my game a lot--without ever feeling overwhelmed. Whether you're just starting out or want to fine-tune your swing, Jon's mix of skill and a fun, relaxed attitude makes every lesson something I actually look forward to. He's a great choice for anyone who wants to enjoy the game while getting better.

Very good coaching process and video recorded practice bays. Pricing seems pricey at first , but…read moreif you break it down it's better than going to a range 3 days a week. The are many flexible package options.

Rich Kwon has done wonders with my golf swing and my scores have come down dramatically. Highly…read morerecommend him

Firstly what a cool place! First time coming to an indoor golf range. I wanted to golf today but…read morebeing from California, 39 degrees is even too much for me. So I found this indoor golf place less than a mile and a half away from my dad's place. It was nice, clean cozy and the staff friendly! I had a chance to meet the owner named Gary and he gave me the walk through. I decided to on his recommendation to play Bethpage since I am in the East Coast right! The bay is bigger than most indoor simulators which is really nice and the layout and comfort is top notch. The indoor temp was perfect as well! I played my round in less than an hour and shot a 93!!!!! I settled down toward the end but it was too late lol! 51 front and 42 back...I could have easily shot in the 80s. I almost wanted to play another round. My driver was wayyyy off today! The owner's father said it was A tough course, so I will take it! What can I say, I loved it! I can see myself coming here regularly during winter once I move back and what a convenience that it is close to home! Price is right and it was nice to see a bunch of regulars. It had a family kind of feel to it and that earns my business. So if you are 12 handicap golfer like myself (I blew it today), scratch golfer or just a hack, I urge you to take your swing down to Go Low Golf! I love finding cool places like this, that are truly gems!

Clean, courteous, quiet. Several hitting bays with modern tech for each shot…read more Lessons are also available.

I am fortunate to have had my father put a club in my hands when I was 7 yrs old and hit along with…read morehim as he played a course in Queens, NY. I learned about golf, the swing, having manners/being polite to fellow golfers (i.e. be quiet when someone is hitting, allow people to play through if you're playing slow, making friendships, etc....) and sportsmanship. He put the love of the game and confidence in me (along with loving the 69 Mets and fishing off the Jetty at the base of the Throgs Neck Bridge) to achieve anything. I felt like I was 7 yrs old again this morning during my lesson with Rick. Rick's passion for the game, his teaching knowledge and techniques, along with his ability to positively "listen" and communicate back to me; why you do, what you need to do , to correct and understand your swing. Ricks true passion and understanding of the golf swing, along with his initiative, communication skills (including his listening skills) and ability to have you understand the game and your swing is legendary. Rick, like my dad, you put the love of the game and confidence back in me to achieve anything, especially with understanding golf and my/the swing............. Thanks Rick, you're the best........ DunnWoodie and the golf community is lucky to have you.

I had a slice that was so bad that I had to aim everything left in order to hit the ball in the…read morefairway. lol. It really made it difficult to enjoy golf. Took lessons on and off for the past 10 years . Then I met Rick and can finally hit it straight! What a great golf teacher and experience! Rick is patient and professional and has an insight into working on improving your golf game by recognizing your weaknesses and working on them. He really diagnoses your swing faults and helps you to improve them . He is truly a pleasure to work with and makes the process of learning and improving your golf game fun! So glad that I am working with him.

At the last day (Sunday) of the Barclays PGA event here, and they spared no expense on the staffing…read morehere (I was a guest of Barclays, fyi). Parking in multiple lots (though the signs sometimes led people astray, too many choices in the jughandles of NJ, I guess). Lots of vendors and sponsors coming in; one down side was a lack of clear bags from the vendors (too much to carry), I wish they'd had a locker system to take advantage of placing things within to safekeep as you walked around the course. The course was beautiful, green, and cool (the weather was perfect), and the grounds crews were bustling (the cart drivers moved too fast - almost did almost run me over twice). The PGA volunteers however were nice and pleasant, including Bill celebrating his 95th birthday! I like the location last year better (hard to beat the views at The Liberty National Course), but the setup was very familiar and perfectly interesting for most of the fans. The driving range was just at the entryway, which was nice, you had to walk past in order to get into the live greens, so good placement there. Had golf lessons all over (Mastercard, Barclays, NJ Golf Association, etc.), and a food truck section that looked mighty delicious with lobster rolls, French Cajun, fried cheese curds and other options not normally found on a golf course. That was a nice touch, in my opinion. The facilities were top-notch if you were near the 18th green. Once you ventured further out, though, the lack of bathrooms was more evident, although plenty of vendors all over. And odd sign flickering issues as they switched from stat to stat at several locations (I blame the electronic sign vendor on that one).

Attended the Barclays PGA event here today. Beautiful tall old trees. Not alot of flowers but…read moregrounds were well kept. Had to take yellow school buses between the parking lot (by the Garden State Plaza mall) and the club - shuttle bus service is typical for these types of events. Too bad there was no a/c on the buses but it was only a 5 minute ride. Otherwise, a relatively well organized event.

I've been a weekend hacker for approximately 15 years of playing golf. My decision to start taking…read morelessons is largely due to COVID and not being able to snowboard (my main sport) for the year. I purchased a full package of lessons/fitting for a full year (25 lessons) My coach is Chris Sweet and he is an excellent coach. For the first two months, my swing was deconstructed into different parts and he does a great job of not overloading you with adjustments to make. During this time, my swing fell apart but it makes sense - especially if you understand the plateau of latent potential. From my initial swing evaluation to only 8 lessons and 10 weeks later, I've gained about 35 yards of carry distance on my 7 iron (130 yards to 165 yards) adding a nice draw into my shot shape and I haven't even gotten a club fitting yet. I think this speaks volumes about the quality of instruction I received with Chris. If you're familiar with learning something new and improving at it as quickly as possible, you'll know it takes commitment/practice on your part. They have a plethora of resources available to become a student of the game and continue learning even while you're not striking balls. Additionally, you can review past lessons and refer to them if something stops working with your swing which was critically important for me.

I paid for my classes which included being fitted for clubs yet I was never afforded the latter. I…read moresent multiple emails to arrange for the fitting and never received a response. Also the instruction I received seemed to be more confusing than helpful. Since I've completed classes there I've spent a lot of time reviewing YouTube videos and reading books and I realized my issue was my hands. If you're not holding the club correctly you will never get your form correct especially on the back swing. Once I figured this out, my swing improved dramatically. But this is something they should have been stressed at GolfTEC. I felt as though the instructor was disconnected insofar as training and was just "mailing it in." I'm not saying it was worthless because that would not be fair - there were some good pointers that I picked up there but I felt there should have been more emphasis on basic concepts that may have made a huge difference for me. Are they friendly? Absolutely. They were never rude. They were always genuinely friendly. My recommendation is read as much as you can in advance and watch as many videos as you can before you go there because I doubt if you will receive any strong technical explanation (no handouts were given at all just some scribble on a board in the room). It isn't worth it in my opinion. I honestly believe that , with a little training, I could explain more than I received: when you are not good at something and then figure things out you can readily share those pitfalls with others.

YELP people are usually more negative than Google reviewers so I figured I would write a very…read morepositive review on YELP. Dominick, a relatively new employee, helped me pick out just the right golf rangefinder. I had been looking at two Bushnell's and after getting help from Dominick, I made the right decision. Same price as Amazon so there was no reason to buy from them. He was outstanding and I will recommend everyone to go to PGA TOUR Superstore Paramus and ask for Dominick.

Really disappointed with the service received here- warning to the ladies and the lefties out there…read moretrying to upgrade their equipment! The selection for the combo of being a woman and left handed was really tough. The employees kept rushing around and generally not giving me insight I wanted or the service other customers were getting. The demo bay was extremely chaotic and the staff was not helpful. I get it they were busy but still could have taken some time to follow up after just shoving random clubs at me to try then acting surprised when I had comments about it or requested something else. An instructor teaching a child lesson in the bay next to mine assumed I didnt know how to play golf and kept coming over to watch my swing. I interacted with a few different employees because they kept briefly helping me and running off. Maybe it would be better on a different day but Im not sure if I'll be it back. Certainly not for clubs. Apparel section was good.

Most instructors try to change everything with your swing. Bud simplifies two principals. I was a…read more100 stroke golf. This year my swing was a mess and averaging 116 strokes per round. Ouch. After two lessons with Bud, I shot a 93 today. I look forward to my next lesson and continued improvement.

I highly recommend Bud for golf lessons, he charges very reasonable rates and his skills are top…read morenotch, whether you are a beginner or skilled golfer, he will give you the training you need to get to the next level. Mo.

Service was excellent ! Facility was outstanding ! Don't hesitate go each private simulator room…read morewas better than expected

What I got: 60 min Golf Range (~$20)…read moreGolf Club Rentals (~$5) Aya's take: What a fun activity to do if you're getting into golf, have time to kill on a weekend, or just want to practice your swing. 21 Golf is more of a no-frills kind of place. They have individual lanes which are sufficient for 1-2 people at most. It seemed like most people there were actually practicing. They have membership options and I found it to be reasonably priced overall. The golf clubs you can rent are pretty cheap and not great quality-wise. Majority of people brought their own. Definitely recommend if you're in the area looking for a cheaper, less social version of Topgolf.