FAQs Archive - Lee Breckenridge Indoor Private Golf Lessons

Q: Can I focus on a certain area of my game, like chipping?

Yes we can work on whatever you want, or need, to work on. Specifically for your short game, I have a private short game facility for focused attention on chipping, putting and sand obstacles.

Q: Do you teach golf lessons for beginners?

Yes a large part of my business is beginning golfers and I really enjoy it. What better way to learn the game of golf, the right way, from the beginning!

Q: How much to private golf lessons cost?

I honestly feel my rates are very fair and competitive. I offer a very high level of golf instruction at a very reasonable price. I invite you to check out my Lessons and Rates Page , but also, shop around and you’ll also agree that pricing is very fair compared to what others charge.

Q: How often should I take private golf lessons?

Most of my students take lessons either weekly or every other week and less often later in the process. Every case is different, but I quickly assess your particular need so you know what to expect.

Q: How do inside golf lessons work? I can’t see the flight of my ball

We hit into a net, then I have a large monitor where we can look at your swing on video. Plus I have a very high-tech ball flight information center that we can see on video. I spent 25 years on the range with no electronics, now I have that luxury. So I feel I bring the best of both worlds to you as your instructor.

Q: Do you also offer outside golf lessons?

Yes, besides the indoor golf facility, I have an outdoor private range and short game facility plus I do on-course lessons.

Q: Are golf lessons good for retired people?

Yes! Golf is a game for a lifetime. My oldest student is 88, I also have many students in their ’70s and ’80s because it is much safer than most sports as we get older.

Q: At What Age Should Kids Start Playing Golf?

I have students starting at five years-old, other kids may not be ready until they are seven or eight; It depends on how interested and how well they can pay attention. All kids are different and will be ready to do this at different ages, so a parent must be involved during the early years, and reinforce the drills with the child between lessons.