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Most golfers walk away from lessons more confused than when they started. You won’t have that problem here. Our approach focuses on what actually matters for your swing – not textbook positions that don’t work for your body.
You’ll leave your first session hitting the ball more solidly than you have in months. No guesswork, no complicated theories. Just clear instruction that makes immediate sense and delivers results you can see and feel.
Your confidence on the course changes everything. When you know your swing will hold up under pressure, golf becomes the game you always wanted it to be.
Professional Golf Coach Roslyn
Nassau Golf has been helping Long Island golfers improve their games with instruction that cuts through the noise. Robert Chorne brings decades of experience in both swing mechanics and equipment technology, with innovations featured on ABC, ESPN, and major golf publications.
Located in Nassau County, we understand the unique challenges Long Island golfers face – from the windy conditions near the water to the variety of course conditions you’ll encounter. Our instruction adapts to your natural swing tendencies rather than forcing you into positions that feel unnatural.
Students consistently report striking the ball significantly better after their first lesson, with many saying it’s the best instruction they’ve ever received.
Golf Swing Mechanics Training
We start by watching you hit a few balls to understand your natural swing pattern and identify what’s actually causing your miss-hits. Most problems aren’t what golfers think they are.
Next, we make one or two key adjustments that work with your body mechanics, not against them. You’ll feel the difference immediately. We focus on the fundamentals that matter most – grip, setup, and impact position – rather than overwhelming you with technical details.
Finally, we give you specific practice drills that reinforce the changes during your regular practice sessions. You’ll know exactly what to work on and how to maintain your improvement between lessons.
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Player Development Programs Roslyn
Your lesson includes comprehensive swing analysis, equipment evaluation, and a personalized practice plan. We cover full swing mechanics, short game technique, and course management strategies that actually lower your scores.
Roslyn golfers benefit from our understanding of local course conditions, from the tight fairways at Christopher Morley Park to the wind patterns that affect shots throughout Nassau County. We teach you how to adapt your swing to different conditions rather than just hitting balls on a perfect range.
Each session includes specific feedback on your grip, stance, and swing sequence. You’ll understand not just what to do, but why it works for your particular swing. This knowledge helps you make adjustments on the course when things start to go sideways.
How quickly will I see improvement in my golf swing?
Most students notice a significant difference in ball striking after their first lesson. You’ll feel more solid contact and see straighter ball flight almost immediately when we address the fundamental issues causing your inconsistency.
The key is focusing on the right things from the start. Many golfers have been working on swing positions that don’t actually matter for their ball flight. When we identify and fix the real problems – usually grip, setup, or impact position – improvement happens fast.
Long-term consistency develops over several lessons as we reinforce the changes and help you maintain them under different conditions. But you’ll walk away from that first session knowing you’re on the right track.
What makes your golf instruction different from other instructors?
We focus on what actually works for your individual swing rather than trying to make everyone look the same. Your body mechanics, flexibility, and natural tendencies determine the best approach for your game.
Our instruction combines swing mechanics with equipment knowledge, so you’re not fighting against clubs that don’t fit your swing. Many swing problems are actually equipment problems in disguise. When everything works together, improvement accelerates.
You’ll also get practical advice for playing on Long Island courses. Wind conditions, firm fairways, and course management strategies that work here might not work elsewhere. We teach you to play the golf courses you actually play.
Do you work with beginning golfers or just experienced players?
We work with golfers at every skill level, from complete beginners to single-digit handicappers. The fundamentals are the same regardless of experience – grip, setup, and impact position determine ball flight for everyone.
Beginning golfers actually have an advantage because they haven’t developed bad habits yet. We can build proper fundamentals from the start rather than having to undo years of compensations. Most beginners see dramatic improvement quickly when they learn the basics correctly.
Experienced players benefit from our ability to identify the specific flaws causing their inconsistency. Often it’s one or two small adjustments that make a huge difference in their ball striking and scoring.
How do you help with short game and putting?
Short game mechanics are completely different from full swing mechanics, and most golfers don’t understand this distinction. The body stays quieter in short shots while the club does more of the work. When you try to use full swing motion for chips and pitches, you’ll struggle with consistency.
We teach you the proper setup and motion for different short game shots – chips, pitches, bunker shots, and putting. Each requires slightly different technique, but they all share common principles that make them easier to execute under pressure.
Putting instruction focuses on fundamentals like alignment, stroke mechanics, and green reading. Small improvements in your short game can save several strokes per round, often more than swing changes with your longer clubs.
What should I expect during my first golf lesson?
Your first lesson starts with a conversation about your golf goals and the specific problems you’re experiencing on the course. We want to understand what’s frustrating you most about your current game.
Then we’ll watch you hit several shots with different clubs to identify the root causes of your inconsistency. Most golfers are surprised to learn that their biggest problem isn’t what they thought it was. We focus on the fundamentals that have the biggest impact on your ball flight.
By the end of the session, you’ll have one or two specific things to work on, along with drills to reinforce the changes. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of what needs to improve and how to practice effectively between lessons.
How often should I take golf lessons to see consistent improvement?
The ideal frequency depends on your goals and how much you practice between lessons. Most golfers benefit from lessons every two to three weeks initially, which gives you time to work on the changes without forgetting what we covered.
If you’re preparing for a specific event or trying to make rapid improvement, weekly lessons work well. For maintenance and fine-tuning an already solid swing, monthly lessons might be sufficient. We’ll discuss the best schedule based on your situation.
Consistent practice between lessons is more important than lesson frequency. Fifteen minutes of focused practice three times per week will produce better results than hitting a large bucket of balls once per week without specific goals. We’ll give you a practice plan that makes the most of your time.
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