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Dana V. Banke
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San Mateo, California
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About Dana
Dana Banke is a Class A PGA Member and Northern California native with an extensive career spanning club management, instruction, and collegiate coaching. He served as owner and head professional at Poplar Creek Golf Course in San Mateo, was General Manager of the Chuck Corica Golf Complex in Alameda for over a decade, and held assistant coaching positions at UC Berkeley and the University of Nevada. Banke has also served as head coach of both the men's and women's golf programs at Menlo College.
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Golf Lessons in San Mateo — FAQ
How much do golf lessons cost in San Mateo?
Private 60-minute lessons typically range $75–$175. Junior lessons run $40–$80 per session. Many instructors offer package discounts of 10–20%.
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Most teaching pros accept non-members at their club's practice facility. Check the instructor's club affiliation — a few private clubs restrict lessons to members and guests.
How many lessons do I need as a beginner?
Most beginners feel comfortable on a full course after 6–10 lessons. The first 2–3 sessions cover grip, stance, and basic swing mechanics. Budget $400–$800 for a solid introductory package.
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