Golf Lessons -

Kent Maxwell
Director of Golf
P.G.A. of Canada Professional
kmaxwell@pheasantrungolf.com
905.898.3917 x.224

19 year Class “A” Professional
Canadian PGA Level 4 Instructor
Level 1 Titleist Performance Institute
Vector Green Reading
Certified Club Fitter

Kevin Tarling
Assistant Golf Professional
assistantpro@pheasantrungolf.com
905.898.3917

Golf Professional – PGA of Canada (2014)
Caddied at the 2014 Senior European Tour Qualifying School
Caddied at the 2013 Senior British Open
PGA of Ontario Pro/Junior Championship Winner (2009)

Brett Wilson
Assistant Golf Professional
brettwilsoncpga@gmail.com
905.898.3917

CPGA Golf Professional since 2017
Caddied at the 2012 PGA of Canada Championship
Level 1 Titleist Performance Institute
Certified Club Fitter
Certified Ball Fitter

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What It Does

Get Golf Ready is designed to teach everything you’ll need to play golf in just a few lessons. You will learn that there are lots of ways to play by combining fun, friends and fitness. Each session will focus on the various golf skills & golf etiquette you will use while playing. In addition to learning the basics, you will be guided onto the golf course to put your skills into action in a casual, friendly setting.

What You Need to Bring
Just yourself, a desire to have fun and perhaps a few friends to enjoy the great outdoors. Golf Clubs, balls and other equipment will be provided for your use.

5, 1 hour Sessions: $99 +tax
Age 18+ Sign up Via Town of East Gwillimbury

Start Date: June 6 – July 4 (5 weeks)
Thursdays 6pm-7pm

Here is what Get Golf Ready will cover:

1. The hole is the goal

How to get around the club house and practice areas.
The many social benefits both on and off the golf course.
Suggestions on what to wear for golf fashion and comfort.
All about golf clubs and why there are different clubs in your bag.
Putting – the excitement of rolling the ball into the hole.
Getting it close.

2. Warm up, stretching and wellness tips

The best ways to hold the club and get ready before you take a swing.
Getting the ball close to the hole – chipping, pitching and other shots from short distances.
Caring for the course.
Swing, swing, swing.

3. Getting comfortable with the full swing

Using your irons to get the ball in the air and onto the green.
Learn the ‘lingo’, like fairway & rough, tee box & green, divot & bunker and more.
Having more fun using ‘It’s Okay’ as the way to play.
Driving school.

4. Swinging your driver and other ‘big’ clubs to hit the long shots

Starting your play from the correct tee markers – use TEE IT FORWARD to have more fun.
Helpful short cuts to save time while you play.
Ready, set go golf.