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Calling Arizona women beginner golfers

Posted by: Rob Camacho
in Arizona Short Game Lessons, Beginner Golf Lessons, Chandler Golf Lessons, Chipping Lessons, Gilbert Golf Lessons, Golf Coaching, Golf Playing Lessons, Golf Tips, Mesa Golf Lessons, Phoenix Golf Lessons, Pitching Lessons, Putting Lessons, Scottsdale Golf Lessons, Senior Golf Lessons, Short Game Lessons, Tempe Golf School, Women's Golf Lessons

This post is an invitation to all women golfers (beginner, intermediate, advanced) in Arizona to “try before you buy.” I am offering at no cost a 27 minute session on the driving range at Rio Salado Golf Course in Tempe, Arizona. So what is the catch?

01. You give me 27 minutes of your time

02. You come out to the range with a desire to learn how to play golf

03. You can come out even if you don’t have golf clubs

04. You can bring your girlfriend, sister, mom, grandma, aunt, cousin, partner

05. You come out with an open mind to want to learn the game of golf

Here is what I bring to the table:

01. 27 minutes of my time at no cost to you

02. Range balls at no cost to you

03. Golf clubs if you do not have

04. Golf swing evaluation

05. Explanation of the “golf swing”

06. Demonstration of the “golf swing”

07. Advise on how to improve via golf instruction & coaching

08. How to practice and what to do for practice

09. Golf coaching and tips

10. Answers to all your golf questions

This offer has no expiration. You can book your session by calling 602-828-GOLF (4653) or by email at rcamacho @ azgolfinstructor dot com. I welcome all women golfers from Arizona cities and communities such as Ahwatukee, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Phoenix, Arizona. You can book a golf lesson on topics such as full swing, putting, chip shots, pitch shots, bunker shots, playing lessons, and more. So if you or you know someone who is thinking about about taking golf lessons, call today and start tomorrow!

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Hello my name is Rob Camacho. Thanks for stopping by and welcome to my golf cyberspace corner. This place is, and will always be, a work in progress, so make sure to visit every now and then.

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