What I can do for you
I understand that taking the next step in booking a golf lesson is not without trepidation. Golf can be a frustrating game and learning from a coach you don’t know can be intimidating which adds extra stress to the learning process. I’ve been coaching for a long time, rest assured, I make improving your golf game simple and fun.
I became a PGA of Canada teaching professional in 1994 and attained my Class A status in 1999. My 25 years of experience in teaching golf has allowed me to develop a unique and carefree approach to teaching lessons. I take the stress and intimidation out of the learning process, whether you’re a beginner golfer or a high level competitor.
I keep our lessons simple and I keep them fun so you won’t get frustrated with the process.
Over the course of my golf career I’ve seen hundreds of different swings, so believe me when I say they come in all shapes and sizes. That is why patience is at the forefront of my teaching methodology. This way, every student is free to understand and implement instruction at their own pace. I make sure that my golf instruction is straightforward and descriptive so you won’t leave a lesson with any doubts or questions as to what it is we are working on and working towards.
I encourage my students every step of the way. I keep it fun. And because of this, my teaching method creates an atmosphere of trust.
I myself have been influenced by many of the top instructors in the golf world and continue to learn and grow as a teacher. I’ve worked with Jeff Warne, Master Instructor with the Jim McLean Golf School in Miami FLA and instructors from the Dave Pelz Short Game School. I’ve also worked with well- known instructors Jim Flick, Hank Haney, Bill Forrest and Chuck Hogan.
Take the first step in improving your golf game and book a single lesson now. You’ll walk away from our time together with a better understanding of your swing, a video analysis, and one or two drills to work on. There’s no pressure to return for a second lesson. But if you’re encouraged by our first lesson we can roll it into a series to really dig deep into improving your game.
My Process
Assessment
I assess your current abilities, your goals, your desire to practice, and any physical injuries or limitations you may have.
Video Critique
We take a video of your swing and review it together. What's working, what needs work?
Strategy
Based on your assessment and your video review, I develop a strategy that you can take home with you on the spot.
Work
You leave your first lesson with one or two drills to work on before our next lesson.
