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In Texas Hill Country between San Antonio and Austin, Texas
(40 minutes north of San Antonio International Airport)

Laws Of The Golf Lesson

If a golf instructor insists on demonstrating a point by having you watch their swing, don't pay much attention. If their swing were that good, they would be on tour. To further illustrate the relevance of this point—remember, even the swings of tour players aren't perfect! The danger is that you might subconsciously pick up on a swing fault that you see and not realize that it is a fault.

A good golf instructor should teach you only ONE main concept if you are taking a half hour or hour lesson.

Realize that it takes quite a bit of practice before you will be able to groove whatever it is you're working on.

Be aware that it will take even more practice to get your coordination with whatever it was you just grooved.

Give yourself plenty of time between lessons. Whatever you are working on must become a learned motion (see Muscle Memory page) before you move on to something new or YOU WILL LOSE IT! A golfer who practices every day should wait at least 3 weeks before taking another golf lesson. Others should wait approximately 4 weeks. These are arbitrary periods, obviously. The point is to give yourself enough time to learn a topic before moving on to the next topic. If your instructor suggests a lesson every week, you need to find a new instructor because you're wasting your time and money (see muscle memory page)!

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