New Website Goes Live as Company Begins Onboarding Eligible Arccos and Garmin Users From Its Waitlist
(NEW YORK) – AVA Golf™, the first platform designed to transform golf performance data into a personalized improvement plan, officially launched today with the debut of its new website and the onboarding of eligible Arccos and Garmin users from its growing waitlist.
The launch comes as golfers increasingly embrace technology to better understand their games. According to the National Golf Foundation, approximately 40% of regular golfers now use a golf app, giving players unprecedented access to performance data. Yet despite this explosion of information, many golfers still struggle to answer one simple question: What should I work on next?
AVA Golf was built to answer that question.
Rather than asking golfers to purchase another device, AVA Golf connects with the technologies they already use, analyzes performance data from rounds and practice sessions, and delivers personalized instructional video playlists focused on the areas that will have the greatest impact on scoring. As each golfer’s game evolves, so do the platform’s recommendations, creating a personalized progression unique to every player.
“Golf technology has become incredibly effective at measuring performance, but golfers have still been left asking one simple question: ‘What does that mean for me and my game?'” said JR Charles, Founder and CEO of ParOne, AVA Golf’s parent company. “AVA Golf bridges the gap between data and improvement by identifying the areas that have the greatest impact on scoring and delivering a personalized progression plan that helps golfers improve faster.”
AVA Golf follows a simple three-step philosophy: Activities. Performance. Improve.
The platform evaluates data captured during a golfer’s activities, identifies the performance trends most affecting scores and then delivers tailored instruction designed to help golfers improve where it matters most. Instead of sorting through hundreds of generic instructional videos online, golfers receive concise lessons personalized to their individual games and prioritized based on their greatest opportunities for improvement.
“Most golfers don’t need more information. They need more clarity,” said Aron Schüler, Director of Engineering for AVA Golf. “AVA Golf removes the guesswork by helping golfers understand what’s truly costing them strokes and delivering personalized instruction that gives every practice session a clear purpose.”
AVA Golf launches with an exclusive instructional library featuring many of golf’s most respected teachers, including Golf Digest “50 Best Teachers in America” Cheryl Anderson, GOLF Magazine “Top 100 Teachers in America” Mike Malizia, Jason Birnbaum, instructor to four-time PGA TOUR winner Chris Gotterup, PGA TOUR Golf Academy coaches and other nationally recognized teaching professionals.
Eligible Arccos and Garmin users will begin receiving invitations to activate subscriptions through AVA Golf’s new website beginning today. Additional technology integrations are planned, further expanding AVA Golf’s connected ecosystem and reinforcing its long-term vision of becoming the intelligence layer that helps golfers unlock greater value from the technology they already use.
“Our vision has never been to build another instruction platform,” Charles said. “We’re building the platform that helps golfers understand their performance, know exactly what to work on next and improve through personalized progression. We believe that’s the future of game improvement, and today’s launch is the first step.”
Golfers can learn more and join the waitlist by visiting avagolf.com.
About ParOne, Inc.
ParOne, Inc. develops technology platforms that enhance performance and engagement across the golf ecosystem. Its wholly owned subsidiary, AVA Golf™, transforms golfer performance data into personalized improvement through tailored instructional video playlists. By connecting with the technologies golfers already use, AVA Golf helps players better understand their games, practice with greater purpose and improve faster.
