Golf Lessons

billy3sheets

How much should I expect to pay for these at present around Dublin? What should I expect in terms of training equipment, video, balls supplied etc?

rick_fantastic

go to the guy in the car park of dundrum shopping centre. he has fully set up video equipment etc etc. very good visually.

most driving range pros dont use video technology. i know it can be used in stepaside driving range

SteadyEddie

Is the guy in Dundrum a pro?

swingking

The best pro to get a lesson from is Michael Allen in leopardstown Driving Range

This guy has the works; he has video equipment, training aids, a massive sized circular stand, tilted, to help you feel the plane of the golf swing

He is very reasonbly priced and very knowledgeable.

I went to him for a couple of lessons and I really have understood what he is saying to me.

Par72

The guy in Dundrum is a pro but I wouldn't be too enthused about hitting balls into a screen. www.golfcreche.ie is the link for that place

rick_fantastic

its actually really really good. i know at least 5 people that have been once or twice and are hitting the ball considerably better after being down with him...

Adiaga 2

If you decide on the golf creche guy, lettuce know how you get on..

Running Bing

15 euro for half hour though. Your not gonna get anything like that from a someone at the range would ya? Might try it out, cant be that bad for 15 quid.

billy3sheets

I heard some coaches are charging 40 per half hour lesson! Sounds a lot.