Justin Smith PGA

First I want to get to know the student, and what their golf goals are.  From there, the student and I form a plan of attack to achieve those goals.  I look at all parts of their game, from course management to pre-shot routine, not just making changes to their swing.  This approach can help reach the students goals quicker than a traditional methods.

I am a class A PGA professional with additional certification in teaching and coaching, which is liking having a masters in teaching.  I am always looking to get better, whether getting a new training aid or spending time working and observing the best teachers in the country.  Helping my students get and feel better about their game is a true passion on mine.

Every student is different, and has different goals and needs.  I approach each student's situation with two things in mind, what does the students want to achieve and what is the quickest way that we can get to meet their goals.  Because of this I do not have a "system" for pricing my service, some people need one lesson, others are looking for something every week. I price my lessons accordingly.

I have been playing golf for 20 years.  I got into the golf industry because I love helping people.  Helping a student find that "aha" moment is where I get the greatest satisfaction.

Take some time to do your research when choosing an instructor, talk to them over the phone.  Make sure that you and the teacher communicate well together, as this will be the foundation of learning.