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"Vancouver Golf Lessons" Programs:

Range balls included with each lesson, unless otherwise stated.

Rental clubs (free of charge , if needed).

Video analysis is provided for private & group lessons, junior golf camps, and supervised practice programs.

Junior rates are available.

Please add HST to all our lesson fees (unless otherwise stated).

All lessons, except Playing Lessons, will be conducted at TAKaya Golf Centre.

Private and Group Lessons:

Video Golf Lessons

Our private video golf lessons are designed to have our CPGA professional work with you individually or in a small group setting.

The lesson series is designed for your particular golfing needs. You can work on a specific aspect of the game, such as golf grip, stance, pitching, chipping, sand shots, putting, course strategy; or the entire full swing mechanics; or any combination of the above.

1/2 Hour Video Private Lessons:

Single Lesson	$ 60.00
Series of 3 Lessons	$165.00

1 Hour Video Private Lessons:

Single Lesson	$110.00
Series of 3 Lessons	$300.00

Video Group Lessons:

Series of 3 One-Hour Lessons in Groups of:

2 people	$160.00 each
3 people	$130.00 each
4 people	$110.00 each
5 people	$95.00 each

Playing Video Lessons

Playing video lessons introduces the concept of course management, club selection, reading greens, playing different lies, and analysis of your game.

9-holes (maximum 2.5 hours) green fees extra:

1 person	$200.00
2 people	$115.00 each
3 people	$80.00 each

Monthly Stroke Saver
By
Peter Knill (C.P.G.A.)

Stroke Saver Video - Listening with Left Ear in Putting (1MB)

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This month’s stroke saver is all about putting and listening with your left ear.

When you have a short putt, listen for the ball to drop in the hole with your left ear before looking up. If you chase the ball with your eyes or sneak a peak, you will twist your shoulders around which causes you to close the putter head at contact. Consequently you will pull your putts to the left.

If you listen for the ball to drop in the hole with your left ear before looking up, your shoulders will move up and down like a seesaw, which creates a pendulum motion in your putting stroke and causes the club face to be square at contact.

You will now begin to make more and more short putts.

Now go out and Break Par!