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Emanuel Radoccia
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Sedona, Arizona
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About Emanuel
Emanuel "E-Man" Radoccia is a PGA Professional at Oakcreek Country Club in Sedona, Arizona. He earned his PGA membership through the Professional Golf Management program at UNLV in 2009. Inspired by his grandfather who taught him the game, Emanuel pursued a career in golf instruction and brings both passion and formal education to his teaching.
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Golf Lessons in Sedona — FAQ
How much do golf lessons cost in Sedona?
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 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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