ABOUT LINKSMAN STUDIOS
Storytelling From People Who Love the Game
Linksman Studios is a documentary and branded content studio founded by an Emmy-winning filmmaker and a commercial photographer. We bring real discipline to every project: knowing the game, not just filming it.
We believe golf is more than a game.
It's the discipline it takes to master your own mind under pressure. It's a relationship you build with a course over years, not one round. That's what we look for in every story we tell, and it's why clubs and organizations that have seen a lot of camera crews keep calling us back.
STORY FIRST
We ask the questions other crews skip. You only get one shot to build a story right, and that starts before we ever pick up a camera.
ROOTED IN GOLF
Blade of grass. Edge of the cup. The right club in a golfer's hands. Golfers know when something isn't honest to the game, so we don't miss the details.
CINEMATIC CRAFT
Decades on tour and behind the lens, combined into films built to hold up over time, not just look good on launch day.
The best stories don't just show the game.
They make you feel it.
FOUNDED ON PASSION
Built by lifelong students of the game.
Blake Berson and Jeremy Frechette met as neighbors in New Jersey, bonded over a shared love of golf, and spent years working together on golf video projects before deciding their passion for the game deserved a company of its own.
Blake is a three-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker who spent nearly two decades at CBS Sports, working on projects with Augusta National Golf Club, the PGA of America, and the PGA Tour. He grew up with a club in his hand, once dreaming of playing on the Tour himself.
Jeremy is a lifestyle advertising photographer with 25+ years of experience, known for a clean, camera-ready style that's made him a go-to for everything from athlete portraits to automotive campaigns. He's shot on location around the world, and has hung out of more than a few helicopters shooting boats and yachts along the way. He's been playing golf most of his life. A hole in one on a 175-yard par 3 sealed it for good.
Golf has shaped both of their lives well beyond the camera, and now it's the story they get to tell.
