Sep 24, 2026
iSwing Indoor Golf announces an update to its private lesson program for clients across Phoenix, including Norterra, adding ball and club tracking technology along with front and side view swing analysis cameras for junior, adult, and shared lessons.

Phoenix, United States, September 24, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- iSwing Indoor Golf, a golf training facility based in Phoenix, Arizona, has announced an update to its lesson program, adding advanced ball and club tracking technology along with front and side view swing analysis cameras. The upgrade gives students and their PGA-certified instructors a clearer, data-backed view of every swing hit inside the training bay.
More details can be found at https://iswinggolf.com/
The technology applies across iSwing's lesson formats, from individual junior and adult sessions to shared lessons that pair two juniors, two adults, or an adult and a junior. Each format uses the same tracking data, so instructors can tailor feedback whether they are coaching a first-time golfer or two players working on their swings together.
Golf participation nationwide reached a record 48.1 million players in 2025, according to National Golf Foundation data, with activity away from a golf course, such as simulators and indoor bays, making up 19 million of that total. Junior golfers also grew, with just under 4 million kids playing on a course last year, the strongest turnout since 2004.
That national growth in junior and simulator-based play lines up with what iSwing has observed locally, where the training bay offers a comfortable alternative when outdoor conditions aren’t suitable. The facility is also an approved vendor for Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account program, letting homeschooled students and those without school golf teams use state funding toward lessons.
"Being able to show a student their club path and face angle right after they hit the shot changes how quickly they improve," said Ben Kreger, Director of Instruction at iSwing Indoor Golf. "Seeing the data and the video together helps the lesson make sense a lot faster."
The iSwing facility also hosts competitive leagues, including a monthly ladies' night, and offers flexible membership tiers for junior and adult golfers who want ongoing access to the bays outside of lessons. iSwing describes its mission as growing the game locally through accessible instruction for players of every skill level.
"Ben is an incredibly insightful instructor. I came in with a swing problem I couldn't solve on my own, and he spotted it almost right away," one recent student said. "He gave me drills and mental cues to fix it, and I'll definitely be booking more lessons."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://iswinggolf.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Joe Del Rossi
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Organization: iSwing Indoor Golf
Address: 42101 North 41st Drive, Suite 124,, Phoenix, Arizona 85086, United States
Phone: +1-702-738-7654
Website: https://www.iswinggolf.com/
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