Over the winter months, the golf team at Holy Rosary High School will stay active on their tech-driven indoor driving range.
The school is developing a biomechanics lab and as it rolls out more studies in human movement, a golf simulator to study the golf swing is a natural fit, says Jeremy Blais, school principal.
The school holds tryouts with about 20 athletes before choosing a golf team with about six students to compete at the regional and provincial levels.
“We use the simulator for our classes as well. So, a lot of the students have access to it, and then our golf-specific athletes have access to it,” says Blais.
The school installed the golf simulator and a baseball pitching and hitting machine in August.
