Boston MA Golf Lessons
Golf is a pastime activity, a sport, and a lifestyle. Golf has been designed and influenced by many pros throughout the years. A 2002 report by American Sports Data discovered that there are 8.5 million recreational golfers in the world. 55 percent of golfers polled had visited a golf coursein the previous year were under the age of 18, and 69 percent were male.
The largest change has been the generation that tried golf clubs in their youth and have grown up with the PGA Tour explosion into the worldwide mainstream of competitive sports and sees it as a participation activity for their children as led by athletes who are affiliated and instruct for our brand and web site.
Have you always wanted to learning how to golf? Is fear keeping you from starting? Learn all of the fundamentals of golf fast . We will show you the principles of golf like how to put, foot positioning, slices and driving, getting out of sand traps, and strategy. In spite, of where you are at.. you can benefit from individualized instruction to meet your current skill level.
Who we Serve:
Equipment:
We recommend a pair of sunglasses and a full set of gear. Rental equipment and golf clubs are included.
Location:
We have multiple courses and driving ranges in Boston. The exact location depends on which day and time you choose and what level of lessons you need.
What you will learn:
Cost
From $47.50 per hour/person and up. (Green fees may be extra).
Boston Testimonials
”I expected somebody to say “Okay here, do this, do that, go home, and come back next week,” but the follow up that he has given, and the effort of sending me the lessons, and the encouragement… He’s very subtle about it but he’s so positive, so he has surpassed my expectations.”
– Mary from Boston, MA
“I had always wanted to learn to play the golf, but due to bad music lesson experiences in the past, was afraid to try. Your lessons make the process accessible and exciting, and work with me at my own pace. My lessons with Josh have taught me so much and I’m eternally grateful for that!” Jim in Boston