Alignment One of the most common problems for all levels of golfers is poor aim or alignment. Where you are aimed and where you think you are aimed are usually two different things! While practicing at Golf Quest, you can always lay clubs on the ground to aid your alignment, but this is something that cannot be done on the golf course.  A better way to practice at the range that is allowable on the golf course is to use an intermediate target. Stand several feet behind the ball and determine your target line. Then, pick a spot on that line approximately 3 to 6 feet in front of your ball. This spot can be a divot, a broken tee, debris, discoloration more...

Golf Quest will be conducting a series of Short Game Schools throughout the year starting in April. The Short Game consists of four components: Sand Play, Chipping, and Putting. These four components make up roughly 60 to 70 percent of your shots in a given round of golf, yet most golfers spend very little time practicing it or learning proper techniques. This school will allow golfers the opportunity to learn the proper fundamentals of the short game, different techniques, strategy, and specialty shots.

Short Game School - Focused and Comprehensive
The best and quickest way to knock strokes off your score!
$90 (minimum 3 students/max 6)

Content:

Pitching: Full and partial pitch shots, lob and flop shots Stopping vs. Running Pitches, Club Selection Changing Trajectory, Uneven Lies, etc. Chipping: Club Selection, Different Lies, Chipping with Fairway Woods, Chipping Drills Bellied Wedge, Texas Wedge

Sand Play: Greenside bunkers Uneven and buried lies Firm vs. Soft Sand Putting: Different Putters Different Styles & Grips Lag Putts & Short Putts Reading Greens