Private Golf Lessons

Hi Golfers, Information needed( survey). As I have been coaching since 1999.

I need your input since I get a lot of cancellations, therefore I want to provide a new service to my customers should you agree with my reasoning.

Negatives:

#Range work is a big enemy of Golf, we all practice over and over the same thing, at the end of the day it becomes a manipulation of the swing.

#Biggest problem ,Golfers can't take the practice environment to the Course, you don't hit a 7/3wood, 50times on the course.

#Lessons - you can't have a lesson, and then go and play the next day... Why? You are to much involved of manipulating your swing for the day, just not to look bad to your fellow players. I know ,been there.

SOLUTION:

#I been National Coach of disabled Golf for many years.
Why was it succesfull, I built modified golf environments at the schools ect,(all indoor).

#The point there is no outside interference.

#World had become modern and specialized.

#Coaching can take place, at your home(Garden), office.

#We can spend quility time on you in a familiar relaxed setting.

# I have all equipment available, for your private golf lessons.

I have two players for 2 years that I am coaching from home, one is a +2 and other one is a 3 handicap. We do constructive lessons without outside interference.

Please send me your thoughts on this.

Golf Greetings

Andrew Corthing Golf Academy

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