TPO77
Club Champion
So, despite me considering myself not a complete beginner it has dawned on me that, essentially, I am. My swing is all over the shop and a mish-mash of random bits of advice passed on from friends and family that doesn't really work for me. I was supposed to have a lesson last week but it was called off.
Long story short I want to get some lessons and "start over" as far as my golf journey is concerned. As pathetic as it sounds I'm a bit nervous about going and getting lessons but its the only way I'm ever going to improve my game. Anyway my question is as follows; I'm going to be going to Aberdeen links range to get my lessons but I'm not sure which "level" of coach is best for a beginner. The list of the professionals is at the list below.
http://www.craig-group.com/Craig_Group_Leisure/Adult_Lessons.html
I was thinking that one of the PGA Trainee's would be the better option for starting out? Has anyone had lessons in Aberdeen before? Has anyone thats a beginner here ever been for lessons before? Everything I read is mainly people that have played for a while improving their game rather than complete beginners seeking a starting point. Again, I'm sure it sounds stupid, but I'm just a bit apprehensive about going for lessons without at least trying to get competent by myself first.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated.
Long story short I want to get some lessons and "start over" as far as my golf journey is concerned. As pathetic as it sounds I'm a bit nervous about going and getting lessons but its the only way I'm ever going to improve my game. Anyway my question is as follows; I'm going to be going to Aberdeen links range to get my lessons but I'm not sure which "level" of coach is best for a beginner. The list of the professionals is at the list below.
http://www.craig-group.com/Craig_Group_Leisure/Adult_Lessons.html
I was thinking that one of the PGA Trainee's would be the better option for starting out? Has anyone had lessons in Aberdeen before? Has anyone thats a beginner here ever been for lessons before? Everything I read is mainly people that have played for a while improving their game rather than complete beginners seeking a starting point. Again, I'm sure it sounds stupid, but I'm just a bit apprehensive about going for lessons without at least trying to get competent by myself first.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated.