Myrtle Beach Golf Schools

National Parent Child Program – Myrtle Beach, SC

Become A Better Teacher For Your Child



Not your ordinary golf school, but a school that trains the parent to be a friend and a coach to the child.
You want to take your child to the next level in this wonderful game of golf, but you’re not sure how to go about it. You know you don’t have the money to hire a private instructor or have the knowledge to do it yourself. Now there is a program that will teach you, the parent, how to be your child’s coach and become their best friend.

Do you know that over 50 of the top 150 golfers in the world where taught by their father or mother? Most of our goals as parents are the same, to try to get our children a college scholarship and education. If they play competitive after that it is just icing on the cake.
But not understanding the basics of putting, pitching, chipping, sand, full swing, video analysis, proper practice habits, usage of the latest training aids, and course management, you are putting your child at a huge disadvantage in junior golf tournaments.
You will learn to teach all aspects of the game, from varied methodologies to over 200 faults, fixes, and drills.

JUNIOR GOLFER MENTAL TRAINING Will Help To:

• Develop a Correct Mental Mindset for Each Shot,
• Control or Eliminate Anger On The Golf Course,
• Improve Focus, Concentration and Confidence,
• Identify & Eliminate Mental Errors and Self Sabotage,
• Create Your Personal Peak Performance “In The Zone” Experience,
• Provide Supportive Peak Performance Tools and Audio Programs and More….
  

JUNIOR GOLFER MENTAL TRAINING Will Help To:

“I truly believe that the time to positively impact behavior and the mental game is early on in the development before significant issues arise and behaviors become hard to change. I believe your integrative approach with the swing coach is instrumental in developing success. The changes we have seen in Michael have been dramatic and his ability to remain focused and deal with adversity without becoming frustrated and angry has been markedly evident. In addition, the affects are highly visible on the course but equally and probably more important in other situations including his personal life at school and at home. I can’t thank you enough for what you have and continue to do with him. By the way, I have attached visual proof of his success as the “New 16 and under AAU National Champion”!

– Michael B. Hocker, MD, MHS-CL, FACEP

– Chief, Division of Emergency Medicine

– Duke University Medical Center