Golf School Recommendation

[rcgreen7]

Is there anyone that can recommend a golf school that is geared towards the preparation of competitive golf? I am looking for a school that prepares you mentally and focuses on golf course management. If anyone can recommend something like this it would be greatly appreciated.

[Blues Golfer]

Golf schools are everywhere. I hope someone else answers, as I've not done it yet.

 

I considered golf school to help me attain my goals. But then I decided I'd only pay for what I really wanted--instruction and golf. So I called a golf tour operator and got a deal on two lessons and 54 holes. I still use what I learned in those lessons even today.

 

On Monday it will have been three years since those two lessons. I have my first lesson with a different highly regarded local pro, a 9 hole playing lesson. If it goes well, I'll be buying lessons as I need them (on the range or playing). My feeling is that what is wrong with me is probably detectable in nine holes, to someone with a good eye. I'll let you know if I was right.

 

I'm not knocking school, someday I'll do it just for the heck of it. But I'll be doing it as a luxury, not really because I think it's better than finding a pro I trust near home, and paying what I have to in order to keep improving.

[otto6457]

Is there anyone that can recommend a golf school that is geared towards the preparation of competitive golf? I am looking for a school that prepares you mentally and focuses on golf course management. If anyone can recommend something like this it would be greatly appreciated.

 

It sounds like you are wanting a more psychological approach. I can recommend Dr. John Pates. He works with several top pros and will tailor his program to you. I used his services to prepare for State competition and found his program to be very beneficial.

 

http://www.johnpates.com/

[Bruin_golf]

I would guess Pia Nilsson runs a school you might be interested in.

 

http://www.golf54.com