I teach golf

I teach golf.  This may sound like an obvious statement but for me it is something that I get to do and I really enjoy it.  When I see some of the reviews that have been submitted lately, I find myself honored and humbled.  Just yesterday, a student posted that they had learned more in one lesson with me than they had learned in 10 lessons with other golf professionals.  I have a hard time understanding what was happening in those lessons.  

When I teach, I enjoy helping my students escape from their everyday lives to learn golf. I am direct in my approach and I do not hold back my comments.  If a student pays me money to learn golf, I want to teach them golf.  I want to see them succeed and achieve their goals.  I want them to get out and play.      

Truly, I do not take myself that seriously.  I am simply thankful that I have a place to teach.  This pandemic has made it difficult to find a new home at a golf course but I have continued to coach my students to success even at the Golf Practice Center at Commons Park in Royal Palm.

I am receiving texts and pictures of scorecards frequently from adult students who have improved their scores consistently and are enjoying the game on a new level.  More of my junior students are playing tournaments.  While some finish first, others do not but they are coming back to their lessons with a renewed desire to keep pressing ahead to improve their skills. I have even witnessed an increased level of energy and joy in my homeschool students that fills me with so much hope for the future of golf.  

All that to say, I am thankful for the opportunity to teach golf, to have awesome students and to do what I love to do.