NJSGA Partners With Golftec

The New Jersey State Golf Association and GolfTEC have entered into a partnership to the benefit of Garden State golfers, Steve Foehl, NJSGA Executive Director has announced.

GolfTEC, headquartered in Centennial, Colo., features five Improvement Centers in New Jersey. GolfTEC has agreed to sponsor the NJSGA Men’s and Women’s Public Links championships for 2012.

GolfTEC has Improvement Centers in East Brunswick, East Hanover, Englewood, Paramus and Woodland Park.

The NJSGA Women’s Public Links will be contested on Monday, July 2, at the Knob Hill Golf Club in Manalapan. The NJSGA Men’s Public Links is set for Thursday, July 19, at the Mercer Oaks Golf Course in West Windsor.

“The NJSGA is extremely pleased to partner with GolfTEC,” Foehl said. “We are especially pleased to have GolfTEC sponsor our Men’s and Women’s Public Links championships. Their commitment to golf is exemplary.”

“We’re excited to be involved with such a great organization like the NJSGA,” said Tom Howard, Regional Manager for GolfTEC New Jersey. “At GolfTEC our mission is to help people play better golf. I can’t think of a better partner to work with to help us accomplish that goal than the NJSGA.”

From now until April 30th, NJSGA members have a special opportunity to get started with an advanced Swing Evaluation from GolfTEC at a discounted rate of only $99. For information, visit the link below:

Click here for GolfTEC Swing Evaluation discount offer.

GolfTEC teaches 20 percent of all U.S. golf lessons annually and delivers a consistent 95 percent success rate. GolfTEC’s Certified Personal Coaches have given millions of golf lessons to more than 250,000 clients. Improvement Centers are located throughout the nation.

About the NJSGA

In accordance with the mission statement, the New Jersey State Golf Association, a non-profit organization of member clubs and courses, is dedicated to serving golf in New Jersey. Founded in 1900, the NJSGA was formed for the purpose of promoting and conserving the true spirit of the game throughout the state. Now in its 112th year, the NJSGA has continued to grow and serves more than 275 clubs, courses and organizations representing more than 100,000 golfers throughout the state. It conducts 22 men’s and women’s tournaments, offers handicapping service (GHIN), has donated more than $8 million through its Caddie Scholarship Foundation and promotes the growth of golf through its Youth Foundation.