Golf venue
Walnut Lane Golf ClubGolf Venue in Philadelphia, PA
- 5.0(70 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $115 per lesson
Outdoor golf course in Philadelphia
Every coach below teaches at Walnut Lane Golf Club. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.
“I'm getting better at golf with Matthew's help. His explanations and feedback are really clear, and I found them quite helpful in understanding what I need to work on though. Still, I look forward to practicing more and seeing how my technique improves over time.”David S., student
About MatthewI've played golf my whole life. I started lessons at 10 under a Golf Digest Top-50 coach, and I still compete — I'm a 2 handicap and play amateur events around Philadelphia. My teaching is simple: find what's costing you strokes, fix that first, and build a plan that holds up on the course. No overhauls, no twenty swing thoughts. I've taught 100+ lessons on here and coach at Penn Charter too. Most of my students just want to stop wasting shots and enjoy the game more.Go to profileLooking around? See more golf coaches in Philadelphia.
Lessons at Walnut Lane Golf Club start at $115 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Walnut Lane Golf Club is an outdoor venue, so weather matters. Your coach will reach out a few hours before your lesson if rain is in the forecast and offer a free reschedule.
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You know, Matthew's instruction genuinely stands out. His detailed breakdown makes it easy to grasp what needs adjusting, though I think a bit more focus on swing mechanics could be helpful. Still, his methodical approach helps clarify the fundamentals, and I’m hopeful about applying what I learned. Maybe next time, a little more attention to the swing itself. But overall, worth trying if you want clear, structured guidance.
That lesson with Matthew was quite helpful, honestly. He shared some valuable pointers and things to work on, so I feel like I’m on a good path. Still, I’d like to continue working on swing mechanics to really refine my game. If you’re after practical advice from someone who knows the nuances of golf, giving Matthew a try might be worthwhile.
I am a former baseball player trying to pick up golf. Matthew helped me a ton in our first lesson. We worked on the basics, including the importance of slowing down my swing and letting the club do the work. He gave me several drills to work on moving forward. Masters here I come!
