adamk15
Assistant Pro
Was just wondering (as I've just booked some) how lessons are with the pro at your club?
Lessons...
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I only have hourly lessons which are £41
dangermouse
Assistant Pro
£10 for half an hour with the assistant pro. I play with him for free as well.
Pro is £15 for half an hour.
I prefer the £10 option as it feels less formal, but thats probably my style preference as my mate prefers to go with the pro.
Both are happy to make you a brew and offer a choccy biscuit before or after the lesson too, so no complaints there!
Pro is £15 for half an hour.
I prefer the £10 option as it feels less formal, but thats probably my style preference as my mate prefers to go with the pro.
Both are happy to make you a brew and offer a choccy biscuit before or after the lesson too, so no complaints there!
viscount17
Money List Winner
doesn't go high enough!
assistants are £35/half hour, pro is £45
(though they are all fully qualified and have (one still does) play on pro tour)
so I go elsewhere at £18
assistants are £35/half hour, pro is £45
(though they are all fully qualified and have (one still does) play on pro tour)
so I go elsewhere at £18
Parmo
Tour Winner
Free 
Might be a crap golfer but I am richer for it
Might be a crap golfer but I am richer for it
cbetofop
Medal Winner
£20 per half hour with the pro.
All well worth it. When I started playing again I had so many bad habits and lack of technique. He put me right in about 6 lessons and got me striking the ball well and actually 'playing' golf, instead of hit and hope
All well worth it. When I started playing again I had so many bad habits and lack of technique. He put me right in about 6 lessons and got me striking the ball well and actually 'playing' golf, instead of hit and hope
Ditto
feary
Challenge Tour Pro
£10 for a junior.
colint
Tour Rookie
£35 for half hour
stevek1969
Money List Winner
Our pro is £17 had one from him about 2 years ago nearly jacked it in after that in half an hour he changed my grip,alignment and ball position couldn't hit it for toffee after that the thing is he's one of our mates and didn't have the heart to tell him
DCB
Well-known member
Just had a lesson today with the Pro at my club. don't know what the costs are as it was a part of a gift from my wife.
A good hour session with 3 things to work on for the next week or so before I go back for more.
Gluttons for punishment we are
A good hour session with 3 things to work on for the next week or so before I go back for more.
Gluttons for punishment we are
stevek1969
Money List Winner
Am looking at them in the winter at the club where guys in the work are members ,he's just a young guy but comes highly recommended so we'll see.
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Didn't have the heart to tell him what?
DCB
Well-known member
I think it is important to discuss what you are looking for during the lessons before you get onto the practice tee. The Pro, if he's any good, will give you some simple things to work on from each lesson. Only 2-3 small things to practice after each lesson. That way you don't get brain freeze and lose your game.
stevek1969
Money List Winner
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
So you didn't change your grip, alignment or ball position?
stevek1969
Money List Winner
No mate , was coming in to low ,i needed to stand and swing more upright like the drill Robert Karallson does
bunkered
Head Pro
stevek, whats the name of the pro, where does he teach, i am looking for a good teacher around about this area.
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Is there a vid somewhere of the drill?
regards......
stevek1969
Money List Winner
Not sure mate ,i think i've got the one i had of my lesson and that was scary
