[DaytonD]

Originally Posted by ronda

Looking to take some golf lessons. Wondering who are the good teachers? Would you recommend the TV Golf Academy? If so, would you recommend the 30 minute lessons or the 60 minute lessons? Figured I'd buy a few in a package. I am not a beginner, i've been playing for 20 years, but had rotator cuff surgery and can't get my swing back.

Any thoughts on couples instruction?

I have helped several friends learn to hit a golf ball correctly and consistently, regardless of their skill level, but generally I'm very good with 18-24 handicappers, but have recently helped a 26 year old 6 handicap... There are a few basic swing tips that will immediately help you make better contact consistently... I dont charge anything, I just enjoy helping golfers play better....
Let me know, we can meet at a spot with driving range and areas to chip, putt etc.... BTW I'm left handed, so when teaching, we are facing each other, which makes a huge visual difference! David. 937-529-6549

[nick demis]

Both my wife and I took lessons from Steve Wresh at Continental CC on rt 44. My wife is a beginner and he has progressed her rapidly, giving her a lot of self confidence while spending much less time with me providing fine adjustments and improving my swing greatly.

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by Davonu

Maria at Sarasota is very good. She pleased my wife which is not easy to do!

I will be taking a lesson from her in the Spring.

Hey now! That’s the kind of lesson I like

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Not seeing any recommendations for Tom at Sarasota.

Follow-up:

Had a lesson with Tom.
He was great.
Listened to me and focused on what I wanted to improve.
The video screen helped, was not over done.

Highly recommend Tom .