golf Lessons in louisville ky FOR EVERY SKILL LEVEL

Absolutely. Whether you are just starting out or heading out on tour, I have the ability to tailor our sessions to meet your needs. My coaching is geared towards helping you accomplish your golfing goals.

My teaching style is a combination of helping golfers to understand what creates a good golf shot and applying easy drills to help develop the proper feels. I typically adapt my style to fit the way my students like to learn. If you're big into the numbers and mechanics, great, we can approach it from that perspective. Prefer to have me move you into positions? Great, I can do that as well. We all grasp things at different speeds and in different ways, so I don't stick with one approach for everyone. The goal is to get you better and I'll use every tool in my toolbelt to do so!

I also like to spend time during each lesson talking about what we covered and how to apply it both during practice and practical ways to take it to the course. I hate having golfers leave and a day later, they forgot everything we covered. So, I'm happy to send golfers a quick email or text for them to have when it comes to practicing on their own.

The easiest way for me to assess your needs is to see your abilities and understand your goals. Once I have a better understanding of both, I can give you my recommendation on what I think you need to reach your goals.

In general, I believe learning to play golf is a marathon and not a sprint. My clients tend to see their best results when they commit to a more long-term learning structure. Making changes to your golf swing and game is easy, but it takes time to learn and implement changes. For most people, doing so in one lesson is hard to do.

In general, I offer lessons most days during the week and at least one day during the weekend. My available hours range from as early as 8 am to as late as 7 pm. The best way to schedule a lesson is to reach out and we can always find a day and time that will work with your schedule.

In general, this depends on how often you are able to practice. I like my students to have at a minimum between 2-3 good practice sessions in-between lessons. This allows you to have enough time to work on what we worked on in your previous lesson and allows us to add on to your improvements, instead of just going back over what we worked on previously.

So, for you, that may be a week. For others, maybe two weeks.