Phoenix Golf Schoolsat The Wigwam Resort

Start your day on the range, establishing your individual goals for your golf school, and set an intention for each of your lessons. You will baseline your current swing with swing video analysis before you move into your applicable swing drills, customized specifically for your own game.

Your instructor will help you understand the fundamentals of the putting stroke using a variety of aiming tools and techniques. Your instructor will also help you through personalized coaching to understand distance and direction control, and help you brush up on proper green-reading techniques.

Focus on your short game by beginning with proper setup and approach to the ball and the green. Your instructor will evaluate your chipping and pitching alignment and help you make repeatable, proper contact with the golf ball in each of your golf lessons. Most of your short game will come down to golf club selection. Your instructor will help you understand how each golf club selection leads to trajectory control, distance control, loft/lie angle selection, and understanding different lies.

An area many golfers struggle with is the sand game. You and your instructor will work through bunker shots, both greenside and fairway bunkers. Golf shots out of poor lies will only improve with practice in each bunker scenario.

Afternoons are all about taking “your game” to the course. This includes putting your new program into practice by playing within yourself, developing a consistent routine, and reinforcing swing changes.
We don’t just show our students how to hit the ball better on the driving range…we play with them each day of their golf school. How often has someone taken a golf lesson only to go to the course and ‘lose’ everything that they just learned? At our golf schools, we know that the most important part of change is trust. It is that trust in something new that we abandon when it matters most, on the course. Playing lessons allow us to observe ‘how’ a person plays, both in thought and mechanics, and then to show them how various intangibles like lie, wind, pin placement, and course condition affect each shot. We teach them how vital course management can be. It is also essential to show students how important it is to play ‘in your personality” and to play “within yourself”.
End your round post-game analysis.

Mentally, golf can be more than a little demanding. Consistent performance on the course requires a mental approach that is effective for a casual weekend round or a high-pressure tournament. We teach the students of our golf schools how to think like pros. We coach a mental program that allows for thinking clearly on the golf course. In addition to our one-on-one concept, we focus on the mental side of the game. This singular approach allows us to show our students how to take their game and swing from the driving range to the golf course…where it really matters.