Top 6 coaches for Golf lessons near Lincoln University, PA

Bio: As a former captain of the college golf team at Princeton University, my passion for the sport has taken me on a remarkable journey. I've competed on mini-tour circuits across Florida and various parts of the country, honing my skills and gaining invaluable experience. Along the way, I've achieved notable victories, including winning the Delaware State Amateur and Open championships. In the 1990s, I taught inner-city youth golf through an LPGA program, fostering a love for the game in a new generation of players. Today, I continue to share my expertise as a coach for high school golf, guiding young athletes toward their full potential on the course.

Bio: Stepping onto the green should feel like stepping a haven of confidence in your game. As a LPGA Teaching Professional and Division II college coach, I've dedicated my life to cultivating confidence and consistency in golfers of all levels. Let's work together to unlock your full potential and find joy, and get results that lower your scores, in every swing.

Bio: Jim Baer lives to teach golf. With over 30 years of coaching experience under his belt, Jim continues to pursue further education so he can offer his students knowledge, insight and value allowing each to create a theory they can rely on. Whether a beginner, intermediate or expert golfer, Jim will guide you to find what works for you. Jim believes in the simple fundamentals of the game. Building a solid foundation through mental preparation, if the first step. But don’t think that is all you will be walking away with. Jim shows you easy checkpoints and references so you can coach yourself and enjoy this game forever. Join Jim in the Golfing Life and enjoy golf your way!

Bio: I always start a lesson with a new student with the understanding that not all players learn the same way. For my visual learners I employ V1 Golf Video analysis which we can also send to the student so they can review it between lessons. For my kinesthetic learners we use a variety of training aids to help them feel the differences with actual body motions. For students that are audio learners we will have more of a conversation and explanation discussion that will also include a bit of quizzing to help them remember our processes. While lowering scores and hitting your clubs farther are important, I also like to asses the student’s goals and aspirations that will help guide them to be a better player and create a more fun and enjoyable atmosphere with their game.