Targetline can be safely used to practice your golf swing in any hotel room
Hotels that play host to golf loving guests are being offered the chance to help them practice safely and effectively in the comfort of their own rooms.
Without the need for investment in big-budget golf simulators, hotels can offer guests the opportunity to practice their swing indoors. Good news where the British summer is concerned!
Often hotel guests find that they are unable to get out to practice their game because of bad weather or lack of time between business meetings or sightseeing trips. But now there is a solution in the shape of Targetline.
Targetline (http://www.targetline.co.uk) is an indoor golf system that gives instant swing feedback, and any golfer will state that practice is pointless without feedback. It can be set up in just a few minutes and used perfectly safely indoors yet it actually allows full swing shots to be taken: an unmatchable factor.
With Targetline, guests can SAFELY practice their golf swing in the privacy of their room and get instant feedback to help improve their game.
And it won’t cost hotels an arm and a leg. Targetline is an affordable asset: At just £249.99 it can be hired to guests to use in their rooms or offered to businesses as an ice-breaking golf competition as part of an event-hire package.
Martin Kenney, Targetline user and Managing Director of Pronav Shipping said, “There’s no time to practice golf whilst away on business, but with Targetline I can just set it up in my hotel room and practice between meetings. If I could hire one from my hotel? Now that would put a smile on my face!”
Paul Thornley – the PGA Professional behind Targetline – is positive that this indoor golf swing training aid can be highly advantageous to any hotel as a guest relationship and marketing tool.
For more information and to book a free personal demonstration e-mail sales@targetline.co.uk or call 01883 341218. For further details on Targetline the indoor golf system visit http://www.targetline.co.uk.
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