Top 41 coaches for Golf lessons near Phoenix, AZ

I need to know what their struggles are. What is their ultimate goal? And then we will work on one thing of their struggles.

In our first lesson, I will evaluate the basics of grip, posture, and alignment and how it effect the overall swing. I will make sure this part of the process is sound.

I need to know what their struggles are. What is their ultimate goal? And then we will work on one thing of their struggles.

In our first lesson, I will evaluate the basics of grip, posture, and alignment and how it effect the overall swing. I will make sure this part of the process is sound.

Where whatever is comfortable to you if you have golf shoes that is preferable. If not, athletic shoes will work just fine. 

Bring your clubs and any accessories needed, such as gloves, shoes, etc. Dress for the weather accordingly. Inform me of any body limitations and past injuries.

Please wear appropriate clothing. Bring your clubs, a golf glove and water to stay hydrated.

Lessons are developed with development in mind and catered to for the students learning propensities and interest level

Approach: • Keep lessons fun, engaging, and interactive. • Use games and challenges to teach fundamentals. • Focus on basic coordination, grip, and swing mechanics without overwhelming them with technical details. Lesson Structure: 1. Warm-Up & Fun Icebreaker (5 min) • Light stretching or a small game 2. Basic Fundamentals (10 min) • Teach proper grip, stance, and posture with simple cues. • Use visual aids like colored grips or alignment sticks. 3. Swing Drills & Fun Challenges (15 min) • Use soft golf balls or SNAG (Starting New At Golf) equipment for safety. • Create a target challenge (hula hoops, cones, or buckets). • Have them swing in slow motion to build muscle memory. 4. Putting & Short Game (10 min) • Introduce basic putting drills with games • Teach chipping by hitting into a big target or onto a blanket. 5. Game & Wrap-Up (10 min) • Mini putting competition • Give each student a simple takeaway to practice at home (e.g., “practice holding your grip for 30 seconds every day”).

When teaching kids the game of golf, it is important to instill fun and levity and associate that with golf. Fun games and competitions are a way to keep a young mind interested and focused.