Meet Our Golf Professionals
Thomas McGhee
United States Golf Teacher's Federation Level III Instructor
After retiring from public school education in Pontiac, Michigan with 33 years of teaching and leadership skills, Tom McGhee started his own business, McGhee Consulting Services.
Individual adult, youth, small group, or on course playing lessons are available. For more information or to schedule lessons contact Tom McGhee at 334-467-3477.
United States Golf Teacher's Federation Level III Instructor
After retiring from public school education in Pontiac, Michigan with 33 years of teaching and leadership skills, Tom McGhee started his own business, McGhee Consulting Services.
Individual adult, youth, small group, or on course playing lessons are available. For more information or to schedule lessons contact Tom McGhee at 334-467-3477.
Rob Thomas
United States Golf Teacher's Federation Level II Instructor
Rob became a certified golf instructor in the fall of 2007. Individual adult, youth, small group, or on course playing lessons are available. For more information or to schedule lessons contact Rob Thomas at (919) 523-6264.
United States Golf Teacher's Federation Level II Instructor
Rob became a certified golf instructor in the fall of 2007. Individual adult, youth, small group, or on course playing lessons are available. For more information or to schedule lessons contact Rob Thomas at (919) 523-6264.
Golf Rules and Etiquette Class
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Tips From Our Pro
Be Your Own Best Friend!
Be Your Own Best Friend!
Golf is a game that exists only in the present, here and now; we must put the past to rest as it happens. When our minds are so preoccupied with the past, the important avenue for concentration, visualization, and imagination have too much mental "traffic" on them to be helpful in producing the next successful shot at hand. Be kind to yourself when trouble comes your way. Use your energy to hit great recoveries and focus on returning your swing back on track. Damning yourself is the worst behavior; it is totally counterproductive and defeating Be accepting and take what comes your way. Learn from your mistakes by being a keen observer of yourself. As your own best friend , your care and concern for yourself should be totally unconditional, and not based on any preconceived standards for performance. Stop dwelling on mistakes previously made; enjoy yourself and your golf game.
The Rules of Golf
It is not surprising that the majority of golfers find the rules of golf difficult to get to know and even more difficult to understand. There are 34 rules, over 100 sections, over 100 subsections and over 2000 explanatory decisions, probably giving golf the most complicated rules of any sport.
Click below for the complete rules approved by the United States Golf Association effective January 1, 2013.
Rules of Golf and The Decisions on the Rules of Golf
http://www.usga.org/rules-hub.html
Handicaps
http://www.ghin.com/
Golf Etiquette
http://www.the-best-golf-tips.com/Golf-Etiquette.html
The Royal and Ancient Club of St. Andrews
http://www.randa.org/
It is not surprising that the majority of golfers find the rules of golf difficult to get to know and even more difficult to understand. There are 34 rules, over 100 sections, over 100 subsections and over 2000 explanatory decisions, probably giving golf the most complicated rules of any sport.
Click below for the complete rules approved by the United States Golf Association effective January 1, 2013.
Rules of Golf and The Decisions on the Rules of Golf
http://www.usga.org/rules-hub.html
Handicaps
http://www.ghin.com/
Golf Etiquette
http://www.the-best-golf-tips.com/Golf-Etiquette.html
The Royal and Ancient Club of St. Andrews
http://www.randa.org/
