Worry not, each success as a student’s game improves brings the need to understand & practice all of these terms, techniques, and focus points – but when and as appropriate, without subjugating the end goal in the process (as commonly happens). Over the years I’ve been able to develop a methodology to teach each student there own way to swing the club based on there body structure and flexibility. As you know, nobody is built the same way and we all have different restrictions in what we can do physically. So what I do is work with what the student is able to do and perfect it so that every student has their own Golf swing that is custom to them. I’m not just coaching Golfers, I’m coaching individuals.

That said, as a coach I have to adjust and correct each individual’s temperament towards the game and keep them on track to learn accordingly. By it’s very nature Golf brings our mood levels up and down, so I find it equally important to help guide students emotions during the learning process as well. As I said, proper instruction has to be about the individual cohesively in order to meet expectations, achieves end goals, and maintain the fun that makes Golf so addictive. If you had to quote me, I might say … “Everything is about patience”