Your own clubs are the best Or you can borrow mine if you want to try

Where whatever is comfortable to you if you have golf shoes that is preferable. If not, athletic shoes will work just fine. 

Please wear appropriate clothing. Bring your clubs, a golf glove and water to stay hydrated.

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Approach: • Keep lessons fun, engaging, and interactive. • Use games and challenges to teach fundamentals. • Focus on basic coordination, grip, and swing mechanics without overwhelming them with technical details. Lesson Structure: 1. Warm-Up & Fun Icebreaker (5 min) • Light stretching or a small game 2. Basic Fundamentals (10 min) • Teach proper grip, stance, and posture with simple cues. • Use visual aids like colored grips or alignment sticks. 3. Swing Drills & Fun Challenges (15 min) • Use soft golf balls or SNAG (Starting New At Golf) equipment for safety. • Create a target challenge (hula hoops, cones, or buckets). • Have them swing in slow motion to build muscle memory. 4. Putting & Short Game (10 min) • Introduce basic putting drills with games • Teach chipping by hitting into a big target or onto a blanket. 5. Game & Wrap-Up (10 min) • Mini putting competition • Give each student a simple takeaway to practice at home (e.g., “practice holding your grip for 30 seconds every day”).

I try to relate golf to other sports or activities they are interested in to help understand certain fundamentals. The goal is to make it as simple as possible.