Group and Private Lesson Instruction
Both individual and group instruction is available at the driving range and learning center. All instructors are PGA certified and teach in an encouraging environment catered to you and your game.
Greg Schulze, PGA
Greg begins his 39th year as a golf professional and player development specialist. In 1999, Greg completed studies and exams to earn the PGA of America’s highest classification – PGA Master Professional, specializing in Player Development. He has given over 30,000 lessons to amateurs, professionals and corporate groups. He is currently the ONLY Minnesota PGA Professional in the 100+ year history of the section to be awarded the 4 top player development awards voted by his peers. Greg is the published author of “Golf Consistency”, and is an instruction contributor to Tee Time Magazine. Greg is a St. Paul native and University of Minnesota graduate.
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Jim Manthis, PGA
Jim is the 2006 PGA Golf Professional of the year and PGA Master Professional. Over the course of his career, Jim has mentored more than 250 caddies and has also guided six assistants that went on to pursue professional golf careers. Also an accomplished player, Jim has won tournaments in six different decades, including four State Championships.
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(612) 770-7426
Matt Vandelac, PGA
I have dedicated a large portion of my lifetime learning to teach aspiring golfers in search of improving and to improve on my own skills along the way. While much of my teaching skills have been developed through educational opportunities through the PGA of America and beyond, searching for answers for my own game has often provided insight into why a golfer does certain things and how to provide a means to improve. The ultimate goal for golf instruction in my view is to provide a player the tools to show an optimistic path to improve and enjoy the game for life. While the level of success is very dependent upon the drive of the student, I can share experiences that might make the road a bit smoother. I believe that golf is an athletic endeavor and playing other sports (especially ones that involve striking an object with something) can greatly improve your chances to succeed. Younger aspiring golfers that want to play their best should be encouraged to play other sports as long as possible and develop a wide range of physical abilities and a desire to compete. Adults that have not had the opportunity to experience some of these types of sports will find the road more difficult, but not impossible. I believe playing the great game of golf can lead to a lifetime of enjoyment. Whether you do it for the exercise, friendships, challenge, or competition, golf is a great endeavor you’ll be happy you chose.
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