You've been thinking about it for a long time. Your golf game isn't getting any better so you've finally decided to take some lessons. In my opinion almost all players would benefit from lessons. Before doing so here are some words of wisdom I would like to share with you.
Never agree to and pay for a series of lessons (typically 10 or more) before you've worked with an instructor.
If you don't know any instructors in your area ask for referrals from friends and associates.
Ask a potential teacher if you can sit down and talk with him or her prior to agreeing to a lesson. During this time you will get a sense of whether you are comfortable with their personality and demeanor. Ask if they teach players of all skill levels, and to describe their plan to help you reach your specific goals.
Do your due diligence when choosing an instructor. Google their name, talk to people who have taken lessons from them. Find out how many years they have been teaching. Are they a PGA Professional?
Once you have decided on an instructor make an appointment for one lesson. If the first lesson goes well that's great. You may decide to continue with more lessons. If not you're not out a bunch of money. Golf instructors are no different than plumbers, doctors and mechanics. Some are really good and some are not so good.
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Fall Lesson Special
Take advantage of our Fall Lesson Special and save $50.00 on golf instruction. Steve Kirkpatrick, PGA Professional and owner of Golf Rx is offering 2 lessons for $99.00. The regular price is $75.00 per lesson. Lessons must be purchased and redeemed by December 31, 2016. For more information or to schedule a lesson call Golf Rx at 615 288 4539 or stop by the shop at 11972 Lebanon Rd. in Mt. Juliet.
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