How many lessons would you have.....

trouble is, like most things 'cheap' these days would you be getting what you pay for. My lessons (and others around the area are similar) were £35 for an hour which if you consider I would have approx 1 per month is not overly expensive.
 
I'd definatey consider having one at that price. Only ever had some tips when getting fitted. I enjoy tinkering and annoying myself far too much. May be practicing the wrong stuff but hey it's fun trying.

Thinking about it - loads probably - about time I got stuff fixed:lol:
 
None for me as I dont have the time for lessons/practice no matter how cheap they are :mad:

However if I did have more time on my hands and the lessons were a fiver then it would depend on the quality of the pro giving the lesson. If the Pro was good at his job (like bobby ;)) then I would be much more tempted to a lesson than I would be at £20.
 
its not the cost that prevents me having lessons at the moment its the time factor in that after a lesson you need to then to spend large amounts of time getting the inevitable changes ingrained in your swing.
 
Once every 4 weeks, currently pay £15 per lesson every 8 weeks. Whatever the cost more than one a month is excessive as you need time to work on what you have been taught (200+ balls a week).

Every four weeks is about the minimum for those of us who have full time jobs etc, if I did not work I would hire a coach, probably see them twice a week at least and spend all the days in-between working on what I had been taught.
 
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