Talbot Country Club

I will ask a few questions to get to know my student and what they are wanting to improve on, goals they may have. What kind of shot they want to hit, some strengths & weaknesses are while playing.

Keeping track of statistics while playing helps this out a lot!

I am a PGA member, Jim McLean Certified & Lynn Blake Certified. I've had the opportunity to learn under some awesome teachers and have learned invaluable lessons from them. Everyone doest not have to swing one way, I will work with my student to make their swing more effecient. I am not a method teacher! There are 5 ball flight laws:

1. Face

2. Path

3. Angle of attack

4. Speed

5. Centerness of contact

Fix those and you will enjoy golf lots!!

I started teaching my younger brother when we first started playing golf, I was 16 he was 12 (he is left handed) he is also a PGA Certified Professional now as well. I love seeing the growth of my students!! Seeing their love of the game grow and become more passionate about golf is an amazing experience!

I have worked with beginners all the way up to tour players, juniors, ladies, men, seniors...I have taught them all. Every student/lesson is different and I love the opportunity of something different every time!

The Masters is like Christmas in April for myself. Nothing compares to The Masters! 

Ask them what the Ball Flight Laws are??

1. Face

2. Path

3. Angle of attack

4. Speed

5. Centerness of contact

Any good teacher should know them, also a PGA Certified Professional doesn't hurt either! Video analysis is not a must have, but it always helps out the student and coach to have it!

What are your goals? How much time do you have to practice? How bad do you want it? What drives/motivates you? Are you a good listener? What is the best way you learn? Do you have access to the things you need to achieve your goals?