Mar 2, 2009
Unless you consider yourself to be the next Tiger Woods waiting to happen then you, like many golfers, probably feel you could still improve upon your game. In fact, it's probably a sign of a true sportsperson to always feel that a little fine-tuning in his sport of choice is never a bad idea.
Fortunately for both the casual and the avid golfer, there are a variety of golf instruction options available. Where you are in your skills and where you want to be will play a key role in choosing a golf instruction experience. If you are a beginner needing to learn the basic skills of golf, perhaps a more flexible golf school experience would be best for you.
Golf schools such as the Bill Madonna Golf Academy in Orlando, Florida, offer one-day to several-week packages that include hands-on professional instruction from the basics of the game to more advanced tactics, providing the student a variety of options to best meet his schedule and commitment.
One of the most enjoyable options for learning the game is attending a golf resort, which can offer all the comforts of a luxury vacation while you are learning. Among the luxury resorts that stand out are the Saddlebrook Golf Resort in Florida and the Arizona Golf Resort.
At Saddlebrook, one can choose from a variety of instruction packages that include a package for beginners covering the fundamentals of the game from rules to course etiquette, a package for the advanced golfer that includes training from a certified Arnold Palmer Instructor, and a package for the Junior in your family to take part in a week-long golf camp.
The Arizona Golf Resort boasts over 7 hours of daily golf instruction as well as unlimited access to all the golf facilities, and video evaluation of your game. The Las Vegas Bird Golf School at the famous Paiute Golf Resort, which is one of the many Bird Golf Resorts Academies nationwide, provides instructors who are tour winners of the U.S. Open, the World Pro Am at Pebble Beach, the LPGA Championship and various LPGA Tour events, as well as PGA Master Professionals, and members of various Golf Halls of Fame.
Finally, if you are a serious golfer seeking to take your golf participation to the career level, perhaps
The Golf Academy of America, a two-year golf career college accredited by ACICS and offering an associate degree in golf management, might be right for you. The school prepares students for careers in the rapidly growing golf business field.
Whatever you are looking for to improve your game and whatever your comfort level, options are available which can be fun for the individual or the whole family. Take your time doing your research and remember to always enjoy the game.