Emirates Golf Club has recently reopened the fully revamped Peter Cowen Academy, now fitted with cutting-edge technology and modern facilities, bolstering its reputation as a leading centre in golf instruction for all skill levels.
The refurb includes a new, fully equipped academy building with state-of-the-art Swing Studios, a Simulator Studio, and a Putting Studio. These are powered by advanced Trackman 4 technology for swing analysis, 3D motion capture for biomechanical insights, V1 Swing Analysis for performance reviews, and the Swing Catalyst Dual Force Plate for measuring ground forces.
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The innovative Putting Studio, with adjustable gradients to replicate real course conditions, offers enhanced practice opportunities. Emirates Golf Club is one of the first facilities in the Middle East to offer these cutting-edge technologies, setting a new standard for golf instruction in the region.
Christopher May, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Golf and Viya Golf Abu Dhabi, said: “The refurbishment of the Peter Cowen Academy demonstrates our commitment to offering world-class golf instruction.
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“These upgrades elevate our facilities, and we’re excited to continue setting the standard for golf education for our members and guests.”
Alastair Brown, Head Academy Professional at the Peter Cowen Academy, added: “The upgrades have created a fantastic learning environment. With the new technology, players now have access to powerful tools that provide real insights into their game.
“It’s a brilliant step forward to help everyone improve and enjoy their golf even more.”
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The Peter Cowen Academy offers golf instruction for players of all abilities, led by renowned coach Peter Cowen. The services include personalised coaching, private lessons, group clinics, junior programmes, ladies’ events, and corporate sessions. The academy also features top-tier practice areas, including a Trackman driving range, short game areas, putting greens, and a Par 3 course.
In addition to the main upgrades, the academy now includes four new swing bays, a putting studio, and a golf simulator room for enhanced practice and analysis.
