Golf Lesson Pricing
$20 Introductory Rate – 1:1 Private Lesson
(First lesson typically lasts 90 minutes.)
$40 per hour after the introductory session.
• No group lessons — all instruction is 100% one-on-one.
• Available to non-members.
• Perfect for those who want to experience personalized instruction before committing to a membership.
I’ll never forget when I was working with a top instructor at Baltusrol Golf Club. One day he said to me:
“Why are you here? You know what to work on. You don’t need me anymore.”
That stuck with me.
My goal isn’t to create dependence — it’s to give you the tools to improve on your own.
You must put in the work. You must dedicate the time.
My job is to give you a clear blueprint tailored specifically to you — so you can self-manage, self-correct, and continue getting better long after the lesson ends.
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Unlike most instructors, teaching golf is not my full-time job. I work a traditional 9–5.
Golf is my passion. I genuinely enjoy seeing a student smile after learning a more efficient way to swing the club — whether that’s fixing a slice, eliminating a hook, or finally compressing the ball correctly.
Because this isn’t my primary income source, I can keep my pricing affordable while still delivering high-quality instruction.
Also as a kid when I was 9 or 10 years old I always wanted to play golf. But we were too poor to afford lessons. I dont want cost to be a factor on why someone cant enjoy this sport.
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My philosophy is simple:
“Everyone has their own swing.”
I don’t try to force students to swing like PGA Tour players if their mobility, flexibility, or body type doesn’t allow it.
Instead, I help you develop a repeatable, efficient swing that works for your body. There are fundamentals that apply to everyone — grip, ground force, clubface control — but how you move within those fundamentals is individualized.
The goal is function, not imitation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WarBqfJopjg&list=PLkx_YwdxOhpoSL-dMFqRcdSgiDCoWGQ1g I really recommend this list of videos. You'll start to notice that no swing is alike.
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Yes. If you feel you did not improve or did not receive value within the first hour, you can request a refund.
No hard feelings. No pressure.
If you’re not happy, I’m not happy.
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At lower handicaps, improvement becomes more specific.
We’ll identify and attack weaknesses such as:
Even scratch players have patterns. The goal is refining them.
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I currently play to about a 9.2 handicap.
But here’s my perspective:
Do you think all of the top instructors in America swing 120 mph with a driver?
Instruction and playing ability are two different skill sets. The best teachers specialize in diagnosing patterns, communicating clearly, and accelerating learning — not necessarily hitting the longest drives and the farthest irons.
For reference, here’s Golf Digest’s ranking of top teachers in America:
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/the-50-best-teachers-in-america
Knowledge, pattern recognition, and communication are what make great instructors.
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