Lesson advice

City boy turned country

Hi all,

I am looking for some advice from you.

I have gotten 2 lessons off the pro in the golf club. The first was on my grip and he sent me off with some homework for the range. I went to the range and on the course working on this for about 3/4 weeks. The 2nd time I was sent home with exercises and drills on my posture. Again, I did this for 3/4 weeks so tried to contact the pro last week for the next stage.

However, the pro I was using has left the golf club by mutual consent between himself and the club and a new pro will be in place this week

I want to get my next lesson but haven't been able to contact the old pro.

I am wondering if I am better waiting to find out where the other pro goes and go back to him as he knows me and my game?

Or does it matter? Will a new pro be able to pick up from a lesson and continue improving me? Do they all use the same approach?

Sorry for all the questions, but I just don't want to waste money going to one pro and for them to change everything I have been working on recently.

Thanks

GreeBo

New pro (if he is any good) will be able to analyse your swing and see whats missing/wrong.
Chances are they will have a different approach but that doesnt really matter, as long as you understand what they are telling you.

City boy turned country wrote: »

Hi all,

I am looking for some advice from you.

I have gotten 2 lessons off the pro in the golf club. The first was on my grip and he sent me off with some homework for the range. I went to the range and on the course working on this for about 3/4 weeks. The 2nd time I was sent home with exercises and drills on my posture. Again, I did this for 3/4 weeks so tried to contact the pro last week for the next stage.

However, the pro I was using has left the golf club by mutual consent between himself and the club and a new pro will be in place this week

I want to get my next lesson but haven't been able to contact the old pro.

I am wondering if I am better waiting to find out where the other pro goes and go back to him as he knows me and my game?

Or does it matter? Will a new pro be able to pick up from a lesson and continue improving me? Do they all use the same approach?

Sorry for all the questions, but I just don't want to waste money going to one pro and for them to change everything I have been working on recently.

Thanks

EauRouge79

Hopefully you will have already improved based on what the old pro has done with you. I see no problem in moving on to the new guy and taking it from there.