Fort Mill Golf Academy

Accelerized Golf at Fort Mill Golf Academy

is located at the Fort Mill Golf Club in Fort Mill, SC twenty minutes from Uptown Charlotte. PGA instructor, Brent Reneau has the ability to give you a lesson unlike any other you have ever experienced. Using 'cutting edge', patented "Hot Lines" technology, you will not only know what it feels like to make a great golf swing, but you will be forced to repeat it! This new style of learning will not only help you develop a world-class swing, it will allow you to achieve it in an accelerized manner.

Some Like It Hot - and We're Part of the Sum

"Hot Lines" will give answers to golfers questioning why countless hours of practice on the range has not delivered them better results on the golf course. Remember, "Practicing bad habits is not only unproductive, it is counter-productive". For the first time in the history of golf, you have the ability to have guaranteed perfect practice using the new "Hot Lines". Your success in making a permanent, repeatable golf swing lies in changing the swing mechanics first and the ball flight second. The "Hot Lines" will provide you the ability to reinforce proper swing mechanics even when your professional is not watching. This exclusive technology was designed by world renowned instructor George Kelnhofer of Atlanta, GA. George has been instrumental in teaching the swings of PGA Tour Greats: Stewart Cink, David Duval, Charles Howell III, & Craig Perks.

Accelerized Golf Mission Statement

Provide a superior method of instruction utilizing the best in audio/video and computer equipment.
Build you a golf swing using the laws of geometry and physics. They define the fundamentals, not golf pros.
Teach the game first using the longest club then moving to the shortest. Over 80% of the game is played with the driver, wedges, and the putter. Learn to drive it in play and then focus on getting it in the hole.
Educate our students on how to practice. Only when you practice perfect, you will see true improvement.
Keep the process of learning golf enjoyable focusing on one component of the golf swing at a time.

How Does "Hot Lines" Work?

Your instructor will diagnose your swing using multiple camera angles and unique reference lines which are used to analyze both the positions of your body and golf club. "Hot Lines" will then be placed where a club or body part should or shouldn't be. If a "Hot Line" is tripped, the ball will drop into a recessed area below the ground and the golfer will not be able to reinforce the improper swing position. The golfer will have no choice but to get into the proper swing position and will only then be rewarded with a strike of an undropped golf ball. Finally, the instructor will develop a practice plan utilizing the one-of-a-kind "Hot Lines" technology to reinforce perfect practice.

"It's the equipment that's making the difference, and I don't mean the clubs and balls... I mean the videos and computers "