Jim Muschlitz Golf Academy
3 hires on Lessons.com
About this pro
EducationWorked with Leadbetter staff for 5 years
Worked with instructors at the Faldo Institute for two years
Jim McLean Teaching Seminar
Worked with sports psychologists Dr. Coop
Worked with sports psychologists Dr. Cook
Worked with sports psychologists Chuck Hogan
The Psychology of Teaching
PGA Business School II
PGA Business School I
Rutger's University, Cook College
Northampton Community CollegeGolf Accomplishments
2005Inducted
Lehigh Valley Golf Hall of Fame1999Lehigh Valley Open
Nike Tour
Center Valley Club1996Philadelphia Classic
Nike Tour
Philmont Country Club1993White Rose Classic
Nike Tour1985Qualified for USGA Publinx Championship
Kuwaii, Hawaii1985Four time Lehigh Valley Amateur Champion
1985, 1983, 1979 and 19781985Seven time City of Bethlehem Champion
1985, 1984, 1983, 1981, 1979, 1978 and 19751982Qualified for United States Amateur
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Credentials
Bath, PA 18014
Phone verified
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Very easy to work with.
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My lesson experiences with Jim have always been informational and have taught me that instruction is a two way road. The teacher must be able to give the information to the student in such a way that the student can understand what is happening in the golf swing. Secondly the student must be willing to do the drills with the believe that the instructor is right in what he is teaching. So with the experiences I had with Jim I can say after just 30 minutes the changes one can make if they're willing to listen can be astounding. I think that is Jim's greatest asset as a teacher is his ability to reach whatever student he is helping and make that person understand what they must do in order to produce a more consistent golf swing that hopefully will produce lower scores!
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My lesson experiences with Jim have always been informational and have taught me that instruction is a two way road. The teacher must be able to give the information to the student in such a way that the student can understand what is happening in the golf swing. Secondly the student must be willing to do the drills with the believe that the instructor is right in what he is teaching. So with the experiences I had with Jim I can say after just 30 minutes the changes one can make if they're willing to listen can be astounding. I think that is Jim's greatest asset as a teacher is his ability to reach whatever student he is helping and make that person understand what they must do in order to produce a more consistent golf swing that hopefully will produce lower scores!