Golf Education

This spring, our young men are getting their first real taste of competitive golf against some of the best teams in the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL).

Here's a nice moment from a recent after school practice session, when Yohance Whyte hit a chip to 4 feet.

Dr. Noah Shaw, a psychiatrist adapting his game to a Parkinson's diagnosis, shares his thoughts on golf, Detroit, child psychology, and a hypothetical movie.

Here's an easy drill to stay connected, which will help you hit down on the ball for a higher ball flight.

TrackMan is close to releasing Performance Putting, a new feature that will allow players to capture nine data points for every putt: Launch Direction, Ball Speed, Speed Drop, Roll Speed, Skid Distance, Roll Percentage, Effective Stimp, Side and Total Distance. This feature is still in beta testing, but Jeff Viola, TrackMan’s sales rep for the […]

Todd Bordonaro is bringing nutrition-education to our after school program.

How do you work on making a proper divot when you're playing indoors or on a range with a mat? Simple.

We're screening two films about the history of African Americans and golf on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 6 p.m. in The Bridge Golf Learning Center.

We are holding our first Women‘s Golf Evening at The Bridge Golf Learning Center in Harlem on Tuesday. This will be a great opportunity to network with other golfers, try out our TrackMan simulators and SAM PuttLab, meet our PGA Teaching Professionals, and learn about the mission of our Foundation and Learning Center. Where: The […]

Who are the best putters in our after school program, and how does their putting compare to PGA Tour pros? We recently collaborated with Mark Broadie, a Columbia Business School professor, to answer these questions.

Sean Gardner is a Director in the financial sponsors group at William Blair & Company, a Harlem resident, and a regular at The Bridge Golf Learning Center. He recently fielded some questions from Executive Director and Co-Founder Farrell Evans. FE: Since we opened The Bridge Golf Learning Center in May, you have been taking lessons […]

Overactive hands and wrists can lead to all sorts of problems in your golf swing. One way to calm your hands and groove a solid, stable move is to think about your chest as the stabilizing force of your swing.