Golf Lessons in Metairie/NOLA area?

Brian Manzella.

If you are just getting into golf and can afford it, check out GolfTec. You can get an introductory swing analysis for like $125, think it’s a 90 min sales pitch. I did it and still go to GolfTec. Bad thing is the price, it’s like $80 for 30 min lesson. You buy packages of lesson credits, the more you buy it’s slightly cheaper. They also have expiration dates so if you don’t use them , they will expire. The upside is that the method is really geared for beginners, they teach fundamentals. And the camera system helps you understand your swing/body positions.

Also check out Nick Taylor Stack and Tilt on YouTube, he’s a GolfTec instructor who is geared for beginners. GolfTec doesn’t use the stack and tilt system specifically but they have a lot of similarities.

I use Manzella he is very good. Has his own setup in Lakeview.

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If you are just getting into golf and can afford it, check out GolfTec. You can get an introductory swing analysis for like $125, think it’s a 90 min sales pitch. I did it and still go to GolfTec. Bad thing is the price, it’s like $80 for 30 min lesson. You buy packages of lesson credits, the more you buy it’s slightly cheaper. They also have expiration dates so if you don’t use them , they will expire. The upside is that the method is really geared for beginners, they teach fundamentals. And the camera system helps you understand your swing/body positions.

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You have to be very careful with Golftec all teachers are not the same. Some are very good some are very bad.

I personally only went to golftec briefly to use their technology. I love learning with numbers and I wanted to use all the cool crap they had. Was my first introduction to launch monitors and the sorts.

For an absolute beginner they may be ok but I would say you can get a very decent golf teacher at the local range for half what you will spend at golftec. At golf Tec you are limited to 30 minutes or so then they kick you out unless you pay additional for more time. At a local range you can spend all day getting better. For a beginner this is the most important thing. Getting better does not occur from hitting a bunch of balls in 30 minutes. It happens from taking slow swings and understanding the right motions. Think one ball every minute or two. I’ve seen guys at the range go through 100 balls in 15 minutes.

Just circling back and seeing all this feedback, thank y’all!