Game improvement coaching near San Jacinto, CA
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Jr Camp - Thanksgiving Break
Camp Highlights: Action-packed camps, which include hands-on instruction led by certified PGA of America Golf Professionals and/or LPGA Teaching Professions. Signature PGA camp curriculum focuses on developing golf skills (full swing, short game, rules and etiquette) while keeping the experience fun and engaging (games and activities). A fun, safe and educational environment designed with your child's well being in mind. Low student to instructor ratio (approximately 6:1) Half Day Camps are designed to inspire new golfers at the beginning of their journey and further the development of those playing at a beginner to intermediate level. Camps will cover golf fundamentals including posture, grip, putting, chipping, pitching, full swing and simple rules and etiquette. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their experience and age to create a favorable and fun learning environment. Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate. Full Day Camps provide an opportunity for intermediate to advanced junior golfers to continue to improve their technical skills as well as develop an understanding of course management, shot selection, rules and etiquette. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their ability level and age to create a favorable learning environment for all. Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced.
On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red light location, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Short game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red light location, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Short game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
Senior On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red one, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Shorts game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!

Tuesday Summer $kins Tour with Andrew Kramer @ Los Serranos Golf Club
18 hole playing lesson with PGA Golf professional Andrew Kramer in the legendary Tuesday skins game on the North Course at Los Serranos Golf Club. Bring your A game to the test against some of the best! Includes complimentary range balls for pre-round warm up, skins buy in, closest to the pin prizes, 18 holes of golf, on course instruction, demonstrations & guaranteed good times! Spots are limited to the first three players who sign up each week ⛳️👍🏼 $250/player per session.

⛳ Adults Intermediate Golf Skills Clinic
⛳ Intermediate Golf Skills Clinic Dates: September 5, 12, 19 & October 3 No Class: September 26 Time: 11:30 AM–12:30 PM Cost: $175 per person Ready to take your game to the next level? This four-week clinic is designed for golfers who have the fundamentals down and want to improve consistency, scoring, and confidence on the course. Week 1: Distance Control Putting & Green Reading Week 2: Pitching, Chipping & Bunker Play Week 3: Iron Ball Striking & Shot Shaping Week 4: Driver Distance, Accuracy & Fairway Woods ✔️ PGA Professional Instruction ✔️ Range Balls Included ✔️ Small Group Coaching ✔️ Perfect for Intermediate Golfers Limited Spots Available!

Single Lesson

10-Lesson Series

5 Lesson Pack
5 Lesson Package

Chipping or Putting Lesson
Putting and or chipping focused on the practice area and on course if the opportunity is available

TC Member Lesson
Lesson Packages, Half-Day, and Full Day experiences for individuals and groups available! Please inquire with instructor for pricing and information. Multi-Student Rate (2-4 Students): For lessons with a small group of 2-4 participants, the rate is an additional $25 per additional person. Complimentary Range Access: Complimentary range balls are provided to warm-up and practice after your lesson. Please check in with the pro shop and they will provide you with a PIN code for the range machine for your warm up. I will also provide you with additional range balls to use after our lesson if you want to stay and practice. Video Swing Analysis: - I utilize Onform for high-framerate video capture and swing analysis. Students will also be able to receive digital copies of recorded swings through the free Onform golf app with additional model swing comparisons, drills, and voice-overs upon request. Playing Lessons/On-Course Access: Pending course business levels, we can also go on the golf course for lessons at no additional cost. This is usually only possible to do earlier in the morning or later in the afternoon when there is open space available on the course. If you would like to go on-course and do a playing lesson, feel free to send me a message and we can work together to find a suitable time when the course will be available. If you have any additional questions or need help with scheduling, please feel free to message me here on the PGA app, call or text my cell at 951-972-7838, or email me at sdeschepper@tciresort.com
