Golf Learning Question

[ClonesFTW]

I did the dumb thing of getting fit before getting lessons so now my clubs match my **** swing, but whatever at this point. Tbh I love my new irons and wedges, it's the long clubs I have problems with.

I need to get lessons and practice to get better. Indoor golf place around here has a lump sum you can pay to have basically unlimited simulator time during the summer, I'm tempted to do that and just hit hit hit...but I still need lessons. Would I have a worse time getting good coaching since I'm left handed, and I doubt any coaches around here are? I get that the fundaments are basically the same, just flipped and all, but it's just weird learning from someone who can't give you a live example/visually show you what it should look like.

$80 worth of good practice at the range by yourself will yield better results than a single 45 minute lesson with a pro, that is my experience with getting better at golf over time. With that said - an $80 lesson for a youngster or someone just starting out is 100% worth it in attempt to prevent bad habits.

 

[cyclonespiker33]

I've heard really good things about Sarah War at West Grand Golf. I think she would be a pretty good starter for the basics.

West Grand Golf | Lessons

West Grand Golf is Central Iowa's premier driving range and miniature golf course

www.westgrandgolf.com

When I contacted Sarah last year she was full for the season. This was probably in April or May so she fills up quickly.

 

[MeowingCows]

Gonna send an email to Sarah Ward and inquire about a partner lesson. Will report back.

 

[Torks Pub]

This guy. I start with him April 24.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/landon-quam-3b5300218