The Association of Golf Clubfitting Professionals – http://www.agcpgolf.com – has announced the dates for this year’s annual Roundtable Education Convention to be held in Columbus, Georgia. The dates are October 14, 15, 16, 17, 2009. The event this year will be held in two locations. There will be a Demo Day and half day presentation at Woodland Hills, G. C. in Midland, Georgia on Wednesday October 14. Sponsors will be set up on the Range with demonstration clubs so those attending can test their shafts, heads, and other equipment displayed in a live setting. In addition International Clubmaker of the year Dana Upshaw and International Clubmaker of the year Bob Uebelhor will conduct a training session for half a day and demonstrate Club Dynamics and Swing Dynamics. They will teach us how to analyze a golf swing and know what faults can be corrected by changing the golf club and what faults a teaching Pro needs to fix. They will teach attendees how to change the flex, length, weight, and balance point on a club to achieve the correction needed for your golfer to play his best game of golf if the fault is an equipment problem. This will give AGCP members a chance to see in a live setting what the ball flight looks like for particular swing faults or equipment faults and practical advice for correcting their golfers.
Until March 1st Registration fees have been reduced. If you want to attend the 4th Annual Roundtable now is the time to register and save a minimum of $100. RT4 (Roundtable 4) is planning to have classes on Driver Fitting, Iron Fitting, Advanced Driver Fitting, How to use International Clubmaker of the Year Jerry Hoefling’s BMT Shaft Fitting Software, Golf club balance point – how does if alter the playability of the club, AGCP Master Clubmaker, Master Clubfitter Certification Program requirements and how to fulfill them, Counter Balancing clubs, Grinding Irons Heads – several classes from beginner to advanced, Shop tools – what are the best tools for your shop and how to use them and organize them, Shop design – how to set up an efficient shop for fitting and building, Launch Monitor data – what it is and how to use it, How to set up QuickBooks to run your shop for profit, and much, much more. All of the things you will learn at RT4 are too numerous to list.
To register for RT4 – You do not have to be a member to attend. (Remember, these are advanced registration prices and they will increase March 1, 2009. If you are sure you are going to be here be sure and register as early as you can afford to.) http://agcpgolf.com/Store/html/roundtable_registration.html
If you register early and want to book our hotels also, here is a link with information about the hotels for RT4 – Please!!!!! Call them directly, DO NOT use a travel agency or internet site to register for Hotels because the AGCP will not get credit for our block of rooms and you will not get this preferred pricing. We have negotiated very low rates for these hotels and you cannot get these prices online or through a travel agency. http://www.agcpgolf.com/html/hotels_for_rt4.html
Something new for 2009 will be our daily admission tickets. Any clubmaker, Golf Professional or Golf shop employee can attend the Sponsor’s Exhibit on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Daily admission is only $15 per person and you can purchase a 3 day pass for $25 at the AGCP web site http://agcpgolf.com/Store/html/roundtable_registration.html
You may want to ask your suppliers if they have free daily admission passes for you. AGCP Sponsors will have a limited number of daily passes for their customers to distribute as they wish so that you can come and meet them at the Show.
The Association of Golf Clubfitting Professional – AGCP http://www.agcpgolf.com
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