Articles in the Precision Challenge Category
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Today marked my third golf lesson in my quest to break 100. Jonathan Dudley, teaching professional and fitness trainer at Precision, helped me develop my swing and build upon my previous two lessons. Jonathan played professional golf for some time, and like many of our instructors draws on his experiences as a player to really help his students.
Jonathan took a new direction to the lesson than previous instructors. Knowing that I played tennis at a high level, he walked me through the golf swing comparing …
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My second lesson of the Precision Challenge was given by Chris Lowman, one of our senior instructors on staff. Chris primarily teaches out of Bur-Mil Park and I often get to listen in on many of his lessons that are in the Bur-Mil Indoor Studio. His first question to me was “Did you practice any after your last lesson?”. The simple answer would be “yes”. I did hit a few balls one day. Like so many of us, it is often difficult to find time …
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A little nervous about starting, no clubs that I own, and zero idea about even how to hold the grip is how I entered my first golf lesson. I realized that many people that we teach are in the same boat. Everyone has to start somewhere.
I took my first lesson from Kathleen Strandberg, one of our teaching professionals. Kathleen recently graduated from NC State and had a decorated playing career. She has been a student of Precision for most her junior golf years and recently …
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The word precision is defined as accuracy; exactness. It is no surprise that the Precision Challenge would require the same elements of accuracy and exactness to be achieved. So what exactly is the “Precision Challenge”?
My name is Kelly Parker. I am currently the Director of Marketing at Precision Golf School & Tennis Academy. My background is in playing and coaching tennis. As a former pro tennis player, I understand the difficulties of challenging yourself when your victories solely depend on your performance. Golf and tennis may have some similarities, but …
