Sportsbox AI Golf

Sportsbox AI Golf is a golf swing analysis platform and mobile app that turns a single slow-motion video into a detailed 3D model of a golfer’s swing. It’s designed primarily for coaches and serious players who want biomechanical, data-driven feedback without a full motion-capture lab. 

Golf swing analysis / AI coaching platform 

founded 2020, Bellevue, Washington  

Sportsbox  uses computer vision and deep learning to detect 30+ key points on the body, club, and ball from a single slow-motion face-on video. It converts that into six camera angles and measured in degrees, inches, and velocities for metrics such as shoulder turn, pelvic sway, side-bend, and X-factor. 

Sportsbox.ai operates on a subscription model with tiers for coaches and players. While its flagship product is the golf swing platform, the company’s broader mission is to apply its markerless 3D motion-analysis tech to other sports and fitness domains, leveraging the same “video-to-3D plus AI coach” approach.

3BGolf Course

3BGolf Course is a public golf facility located in Ontario, Canada. It offers a casual, community-oriented golfing experience, typically catering to local players and visitors seeking affordable recreational golf. The course is known for its friendly atmosphere, accessible layout, and scenic natural surroundings representative of southern Ontario landscapes.

Location: Ontario, Canada

9-hole course, practice range, clubhouse amenities

3BGolf Course features a nine-hole layout designed for players of varied skill levels. Its fairways are relatively open, making it suitable for beginners, while strategic bunkering and water hazards provide moderate challenges for experienced golfers. The clubhouse offers basic amenities, including refreshments, rental equipment and other luxury services.

Nestled within Ontario’s mixed woodland and farmland region, the course emphasizes a relaxed, natural environment. Maintenance practices focus on sustainability and preserving the local ecosystem, enhancing its reputation as a welcoming outdoor recreation site.

Canadian Golf Teachers Federation

The Canadian Golf Teachers Federation (CGTF) is a professional organization dedicated to certifying and supporting golf teaching professionals across Canada. It operates as the Canadian division of the World Golf Teachers Federation, aligning its standards with an international network of teaching bodies.

Founded: 1992

Headquarters: Ontario, Canada

Member of the World Golf Teachers Federation

The CGTF’s mission is to make golf instruction accessible and professional by providing a structured certification pathway for teachers. It emphasizes practical teaching ability, communication skills, and playing proficiency, aiming to raise the overall standard of golf coaching in Canada.

As the Canadian branch of the WGTF, the CGTF connects Canadian instructors to a global network of certified professionals in more than 40 countries. This affiliation provides access to international conferences, continuing education, and career opportunities abroad.

The GolfWorks

The GolfWorks specializes in clubmaking, repair, and custom fitting.

Founded in 1976

Headquarters: Newark, Ohio, United States

Founder: Ralph Maltby

Parent company: Golf Galaxy / Dick's Sporting Goods (acquired 2008)

The GolfWorks was established by Ralph Maltby, a noted golf club designer and author, to serve as a one-stop source for clubmaking materials. It pioneered accessible club assembly and repair supplies for individuals and professionals, complementing Maltby’s influential technical publications on golf club design and fitting principles.

The company offers a comprehensive catalog including clubheads, shafts, grips, epoxy, measuring tools, and repair equipment. It also provides clubfitting systems and instructional materials, enabling users to design and assemble custom golf clubs suited to specific player needs. Its proprietary Maltby Playability Factor (MPF) guides club design evaluation.