Nick Bradley sets Manhattan coaching base at Konnectgolf

Konnectgolf said Tuesday that Nick Bradley, the coach who guided Justin Rose to Europe’s No. 1 ranking in 2007, is making the Midtown Manhattan club his coaching base. Starting this fall, Bradley will offer private instruction, corporate events and speaking engagements from TrackMan-equipped bays.

Why it matters: - Nick Bradley’s move gives Konnectgolf a high-profile coach with Ryder Cup and elite-player experience. - The partnership adds private instruction and corporate programming in Midtown Manhattan, a market built around business relationships and premium services. - Bradley’s presence strengthens Konnectgolf’s pitch to members who want golf improvement and client entertainment in one place.

What happened: - Konnectgolf announced that Nick Bradley is establishing his Manhattan coaching base at the private indoor golf club in Midtown Manhattan. - Bradley is the coach and performance consultant who guided Justin Rose to the 2007 European Order of Merit. - Bradley coached Rose to Europe’s No. 1 ranking and Rose’s first Ryder Cup appearance in 2008. - Bradley has also worked with Sir Nick Faldo and consulted on two European Ryder Cup campaigns under Faldo and Paul McGinley.

The details: - Bradley will work from Konnectgolf’s TrackMan-equipped teaching bays. - Bradley describes his approach as golf performance consulting rather than conventional instruction. - His method combines biomechanical analysis, decision-making under pressure and diagnostics tailored to how each player moves. - Bradley is the author of The 7 Laws of the Golf Swing, which has sold more than 115,000 copies in five languages. - Starting this fall, Bradley will offer private 1-on-1 instruction through the Konnectgolf app. - App bookings for private instruction open Oct. 16. - Bradley will also host client and corporate events with live instruction and demonstrations. - Bradley will deliver fireside chats and keynotes on preparation, focus and decisions under pressure. - Konnectgolf is a private, member-based indoor golf club and corporate event venue at 590 Fifth Avenue, 2nd Floor. - The club has served Midtown Manhattan since 2018. - Konnectgolf says its members include professionals in finance, law, real estate and related fields who use golf to build client and team relationships. - Bradley said golf at the highest level is not taught through generic swing tips, but through a complete understanding of how a player moves and performs under pressure. - Bradley said Konnectgolf gives him the technology and setting to do that work in New York. - Co-founders Ralph Kartzman and Lee Hetfield said Konnectgolf was built as a place for golfers in Midtown to connect around a shared passion. - Kartzman and Hetfield said Bradley’s arrival lets members improve with a top coach and share the experience with clients, colleagues and friends.

Between the lines: - Konnectgolf is pairing premium golf instruction with corporate hospitality, which fits the Midtown business district. - Bradley’s profile suggests Konnectgolf is aiming at golfers who value performance coaching as much as social access. - The app-based booking and event offerings point to a broader business use case than standard club instruction.

What's next: - Bradley’s private instruction bookings open Oct. 16 through the Konnectgolf app. - Bradley will begin offering fall programming that includes lessons, events and speaking engagements. - Konnectgolf is likely to lean on Bradley’s name recognition to attract members and corporate groups.

The bottom line: - Konnectgolf is turning its Midtown space into a coaching and client-entertainment hub, anchored by one of golf’s better-known performance consultants.