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Tracking your game is the best way to organize your practice time. The key stats you should be concerned with are penalty strokes, proximity to the hole with your chipping and pitch shots, effective bunker play and of course putts per round. Your instructor should be helping you to improve in any of these areas…

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Simon Fagan

I have been teaching Golf since 2001. I am lucky in that I have been around and worked with some of the finest teachers and instructors EVER to teach this game! I have enjoyed learning from all the people I have come across and listening to golf stories from generations of golfers professional and amateur. I will list a few of my golf role models that have especially made an impact on my teaching philosophy. First would be Joe Fagan, he after all is the one who taught me how to hold the putter when I was 4 years old. Second is Hub Bechtol I would attribute him to inspiring me to get back to golf. And last would have to be Albert Salinas. Thanks guy's for all the inspiration!

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Simon Fagan