Vision Sports LLC

I first test a few skills to see where their progress stretches. I pair that with a history update from the parents and listen for clues on what the students other hobbies so that I may use that knowledge and incorporate those in my drills. It tends to keep the interest, and gives them something to relate to. 

I am a professional golfer and have been certified through Doyle baseball, USA Baseball, Little League of America, former PGA apprentice and Honarable Mention for the Top 100 Instructors for the US Kids in 2012.

I teach a 5 week session of classes in a group setting priced at $200. Each session will include classes on:1) Putting, 2)Chipping, 3) 2- full swing days, 4) one course day depending upon availability.

Single lessons are $50 per lesson.

I started teaching golf at my summer camp that I attended for 7 years prior, then moved into The First Tee Program of Atlanta. I progressed through many different junior golf programs in Atlanta, GA from there both as resident instructors and guest instructors. Using those skills and experiences, I was able to start my own academy in 2013.

I started coaching baseball in my local community when I was 16yrs old. I moved through local programs up to the Vice President in each of the programs of Atlanta, Cary and Morehead City. I coached coached a local high school team the last few years I lived in Atlanta. 

I have worked with students from ages 2-78.

It has been my experience that people who started theirs careers in the field are better teachers than those who switch over from other industries later in life. 

For the parents of younger students, what is the best way your student learns? By sight(demonstration), feel(doing it themselves), or hearing(vocal imagery)? How dedicated am I to fixing the problem? How much time am I willing to commit to changing the things I need help with? What are the common tools I use across the board of my mistakes?