[PaulCameron]

I've been using Dave as my instructor for about 7 years, back when he was working for a company called Golf Etc. in Waterford Lakes, before he branched off and opened his own store GolfEd (as in Golf Education), which has now been in business for over 5 years a features a much larger facility than before.

Dave's indoor facility off Alafaya Tr. (near Curry Ford) has 4 hitting bays (all outfitted with camera systems for both face-on and down-the-line playback), a golf simulator, and a large putting green to work on your short game. He also provides club fitting, club repair and shaft/grip replacement services, if needed.

Although I personally don't feel an indoor facility is a 100% substitution for outdoor range time, I DO feel there is great benefit to practicing indoors and having that instant feedback camera system at your disposal. Also, having Dave there during your indoor practice sessions is invaluable because he's constantly reminding you of key lesson points and setting up the playback system with lines/angles to ensure you can quickly (and visually) identify your swing faults.

In addition, GolfEd's indoor facility is perfect for practicing on extremely hot days, when there's inclement weather, or just when you feel your swing is getting off track and you want to make sure you're working on the right things from your last lesson.

I would definitely recommend, at the very least, that you pop in for a free swing analysis and meet Dave for yourself. I think you'll be impressed not only with his facility, but with Dave himself and his swing philosophy that will take your game to the next level.

Hope this was helpful...