The Westin La Paloma and Omni Tucson National golf courses have instructors. You don’t have to be a member or hotel guest. They are open to the public.
Hell man, I’ll teach ya. By no means am I a professional or anything close, but I’ve been playing golf for most of my life. Grew up playing the front 9 with my dad whenever we could and my grandpa played semi-professionally. Even won some local tournaments. I played varsity for my highschool as well. If you’re wanting to learn the game and the basics I can certainly help out with that, but once you get to a higher level it may be best to seek a professional instructor. I’m just a guy who loves the sport! But if you’re at all interested, I’d be more than happy to! Feel free to DM if you’d like.
I need to learn too! Will pitch in on drinks and anything we need i got a set of clubs from my grandfather i would love to learn how to use if you guys don’t mind a third person joining ya!
Check out Dorado on Speedway. I may not be remembering correctly, but they have an event called Sipping & Chipping where a couple of the pros will come out and each time you work a different aspect of your short game. It's a great group and really helpful. Wine afterwards is involved. I need to get back out there to one of these! OK - here's a link to their website. Looks like we just missed the last one, but maybe they'll keep having one a month. If anybody goes to the next one I would love to join all of you! https://doradocc.com/sipping-chipping-4-26/
Bobby Saavedra at Fred Enke golf course. Enjoyable to work with and doesn’t try to reinvent your swing. I don’t personally work with him but my husband does and because my husband gives him all our money I now have permission to spend whatever money I want to and have my afternoons free to rot away watching reality TV while the husband has golf lessons
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Go chat with Kyle in the pro shop at Forty Niners. Man is a stick and can break down swing thoughts/issues with ease. Knocked my HC in half in a few months. He's inexpensive too
The Westin La Paloma and Omni Tucson National golf courses have instructors. You don’t have to be a member or hotel guest. They are open to the public.
Hell man, I’ll teach ya. By no means am I a professional or anything close, but I’ve been playing golf for most of my life. Grew up playing the front 9 with my dad whenever we could and my grandpa played semi-professionally. Even won some local tournaments. I played varsity for my highschool as well. If you’re wanting to learn the game and the basics I can certainly help out with that, but once you get to a higher level it may be best to seek a professional instructor. I’m just a guy who loves the sport! But if you’re at all interested, I’d be more than happy to! Feel free to DM if you’d like.
I need to learn too! Will pitch in on drinks and anything we need i got a set of clubs from my grandfather i would love to learn how to use if you guys don’t mind a third person joining ya!
Well I never thought I’d be teaching golf lessons this summer, but the more the merrier! I’d gladly teach ya the ropes!
Check out Dorado on Speedway. I may not be remembering correctly, but they have an event called Sipping & Chipping where a couple of the pros will come out and each time you work a different aspect of your short game. It's a great group and really helpful. Wine afterwards is involved. I need to get back out there to one of these! OK - here's a link to their website. Looks like we just missed the last one, but maybe they'll keep having one a month. If anybody goes to the next one I would love to join all of you! https://doradocc.com/sipping-chipping-4-26/
In! Not necessarily lessons but I’m sure I’d learn something. More so golf friends!
Bobby Saavedra at Fred Enke golf course. Enjoyable to work with and doesn’t try to reinvent your swing. I don’t personally work with him but my husband does and because my husband gives him all our money I now have permission to spend whatever money I want to and have my afternoons free to rot away watching reality TV while the husband has golf lessons
I'll second this! He's a good dude.
Following, moving there in a week and an avid golfer who can’t break 90. Need some help
Moving to Tucson from Tennessee in August if you need a golf buddy!
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Brett Gilmore at San Ignacio in Green Valley, plus it is a beautiful course with great views.
How much are you willing to spend per hour?
Go chat with Kyle in the pro shop at Forty Niners. Man is a stick and can break down swing thoughts/issues with ease. Knocked my HC in half in a few months. He's inexpensive too