Golf 101

Golf 101 is a 10 hour, instructional program we offer to new golfers that covers everything you need to know to get on the golf course. The sessions will range between 1 – 2 hrs each and can be tailored to fit the individual.
The total private lesson cost is $599.

Example Lesson Schedule

The lesson plan below is based on each student's level of golf and personal schedule. Each daily schedule is tailored to fit the individual needs of the golfer.

  • Class 1 - A consultation session where I learn about your golf experience and any other prior sports experience, your clubs, and basic golf information like reserving tee times, practicing with range balls, etc. We begin the first hand-on instruction with an introduction to putting. 1.5 hours
  • Class 2 - Additional putting instruction, intro to chipping and pitching around the green, and further discussion on golf equipment and procedures. 1 hour
  • Class 3 - Review of classes 1 and 2: putting and chipping. Introduction to golf fundamentals and the full swing. 1.5 hours
  • Class 4 - Review of fundamentals and full swing. 1 hour
  • Class 5 - Full swing and practicing short-game 1.5 hours
  • Class 6 - Warm-up on the driving range for 30 minutes. A trip on the course to play and learn how to drive a golf cart, rules & etiquette. 1.5 hours
  • Class 7 - Golf 101 GRADUATION! Warm up on the range for 30 minutes, trip on the course to play, golf rules and etiquette. 2 hours

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Tina's Tips

As appeared in Texas Golfer Magazine.



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Golf Tip

Are you Slicing the Ball?

Although there are a few things that can cause this, one of the first thing to check is your grip. A "weak" grip prevents your arms from rotating correctly. If the handle of your club is too much in the palm of your hand, this will prevent the club from releasing.

Nestle the club down in your fingers, keep your grip pressure medium. A good check point is that the toe of the club should be pointed up about half way back and when you follow through, the toe will rotate over.

As you create the swinging motion, feel the tempo and rhythm. Hit some shots off of a tee with an 8 or 9 iron and try to become more aware of what the clubface is doing.