27
Aug

Arizona Beginner Golf Lessons

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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Have you ever given a golf tip to a fellow golfer (stranger) on the driving range that was a beginner? I bet you felt good about helping a fellow golf brother or golf sister, right? I am very fortunate to help people with golf and to do this for a living is [...]

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25
Aug

Did you ever think about taking a two hour golf lesson?

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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There are not many teaching professionals offering two hour lessons for non touring professionals. And I mean two hours per one session. Why is that? Perhaps the cost would scare golfers away – maybe. Perhaps fatigue will be a factor for the student – maybe. For some, the two hour golf [...]

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19
Aug

Golf Clubs Create Golf Swings by Rob Camacho

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The wrong golf club(s) can influence how you swing. For example: If you are playing a driver with a shaft that is to stiff – you will swing harder to make the golf club work and most likely your golf-ball-flight will be right of target. Also, your balance will favor your back foot [...]

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13
Aug

Private Golf Lessons or Group Lessons by Rob Camacho

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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For the beginner golfer you have a number of options on how to learn to play the game of golf. What is best for you? You may want to consider the fees for private or group. The group lessons may be best for the new golfer to learn with friends or make new [...]

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12
Aug

Distance – the long ball by Rob Camacho, Arizona Teaching Professional

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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The long drive is what all golfers strive to achieve. I want to hit 300 yard drives, but I know my limitations. Here is a list of factors that influence driving the golf ball far.
1. Physical strength
2. Flexibility – your body
3. eye-hand-coordination
4. Leverage (body, lever [...]

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11
Aug

Driving Range Practice

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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I have been watching people practice (hit balls) on the driving range since 1990 – the year I knew that one day I would become a professional golf instructor. The driving range is where most golfers try the game for the first time. It is where you try to hit the ball over [...]

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4
Aug

Tempe – Phoenix – Scottsdale Private Golf Lessons

Posted by: Rob Camacho
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In today’s golf world there are many choices one can make to learn how to play golf. You can learn from a friend, you parents, your siblings, books, magazines, videos, youtube, the golf channel, your friends, golf teachers, golf coaches, golf educators, and anyone who can be of help. But what is the best [...]

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