Top 3 coaches for Golf lessons near New Port Richey, FL

Advance training is working on golf management- as a professional caddie I can help to make better decisions on the golf course. Range work is useless. I can look at your setup in a chip/pitch and put an determine where your failing and adding strokes.

Advance training is working on golf management- as a professional caddie I can help to make better decisions on the golf course. Range work is useless. I can look at your setup in a chip/pitch and put an determine where your failing and adding strokes.

⛳ First lesson needs a 9 iron, pitching wedge or gap wedge that fits you, that's it! And putter bonus . Following lessons are on the golf course. **You pay greens fees. Recommend 9 holes twilight golf most economical. Walking over cart riding. We will only need three clubs for golf course coaching/instruction: putter, wedge, and club you can hit 150 yards on tee, ground.

Please bring your own golf clubs if you are able. Some courses and driving ranges do offer rentals as well.

As a golf instructor, I've found that the key to teaching kids is to keep it fun and engaging. I start by breaking down the golf swing into simple steps, using clear and concise language. I avoid using technical jargon that might confuse them. Instead, I focus on the basics: grip, stance, and posture. I use a lot of visual aids, like diagrams and videos, to help kids understand the concepts. I also encourage them to ask questions and experiment with different techniques. I find that kids learn best through hands-on experience, so I incorporate plenty of drills and games into my lessons. One of the most important things to remember when teaching kids is to be patient and positive. Kids will make mistakes, and that's okay. It's important to encourage them to keep trying and to celebrate their successes, no matter how small. To make the lessons more enjoyable, I often incorporate fun games and challenges. For example, we might play a closest-to-the-pin competition or a chipping challenge. These games not only make the lessons more fun, but they also help kids develop their skills. Remember, the goal is to instill a love of the game in these young golfers. By making the lessons fun, engaging, and positive, we can help them develop a lifelong passion for golf.