Golf instruction for Adults and Juniors.

Evaluating your golf game and playing abilities can help you: Hit the ball longer and straighter.  Understanding your body's natural movement patterns and muscle memory. 

 Many golfers will come to a lesson looking for a way to fix their slice or a specific element they are unhappy with, and expect the answer and solution neatly packaged for them. It does not work that way.

Change does not happen over night and understanding what you are doing wrong  reinforces what you are going wrong. Golf is about adapting new movement to existing movement patterns. 

If you are given drills to perform before your next lesson, spend the time on them.

 Making meaningful changes to your golf swing will take time and effort. Consider the training needed between lessons.

Setting short attainable goals with your coach encourages success. There are many influences which can effect your perfect swing. Having a goal in place helps you focus on the task at hand. This also helps during a golf round.

There is not shortage of friends and/or golfers that are willing to look at your swing and offer what they believe is the fix. You will get advice on what they are struggling with on the course.   There is no quick fix everybody is different.