Junior golf lessons around Mandeville suggestions

Isn’t that Beau Chene? If so, they have a pro that could help. If not, Rob Noel.

I agree, group lessons are a terrible idea for golf. Get with Rob Noel or the guys over at Diamondhead.

1 vote for Leitz. Over the years I known a bunch of people that have went to both. Slight edge to Leitz from feedback and my personal of opinion on how much they improved. Leitz is a respected teacher, I wouldnt like at is as settling for him instead of Rob.



Also Id assume at minimum you could get a lesson with the assistant pro at BC and not some group thing. I have personal experience with Eddie and thought he was great. I had him analyze my swing one day and gave me some tips. Not really a lesson. But he was very detailed and compared my swing side by side with Rickie Fowler. Would save you some money in the near term and maybe progress to a Rob/Leitz teacher as he gets a little older.

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I talked to Eddie, and am not agaisnt it by any means, was checking for those with golf experience of getting him started with the same coach he will likely has as he ages would be beneficial. For tennis, having the same “voice” from start to finish as a junior is a nice plus to have

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You better quadruple confirm that dude can make it to your scheduled lesson.

Fred Schroeder did personal one on one lessons and I achieved my goal handicap.

I just wanted to chime in to say the way your son is able to get his hips fired before his hands/shoulders is awesome for that age.

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I just wanted to chime in to say the way your son is able to get his hips fired before his hands/shoulders is awesome for that age.

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Clearing his hips and hitting down on the ball and shallowing his club has always come natural for him, which is why I don’t want to screw him up

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With that being said I have taken lessons for Leitz before as well. He was excellent as well. You really can't go wrong taking your boy to either one. I think it would matter more when he gets older, he might develop a preference for ones of their coaching styles. Either way I would do what is easier for you now.

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Sounds reasonable

You think making fun of a 7 year old is better? Congrats

70% for height, 20% for weight. Long and lean. But if you want to talk shite about him to his face and not just in the internet we are headed to the range at Beau Chene for 11. I would love to let you have a chat with him

Just trying to get some helpful tips from those who have raised a junior golfer. Completely foreign for me

I mean feel free to make fun of me all you want friend. You talk about my son and you are crossing a line I would think most on here would have. Just figured you would want to talk a little shite right to his face

Coming from my background, fortunately I have good experience with kids getting burnt out and pushed to where they peak at 15 and then quit

I’m just at that weird point now I feel he is too young for lessons, but his swing has gotten to the point it’s beyond any idea I have now to make it better. All I can do is say “it looks good”