Terrific! Thank you Scott, I learned so much!

Scott has a particular set of skills, skills he has acquired over a lengthy career. If you have a flaw in your swing, he will find it. Of that. You can be certain.

Scott, one can only imagine the anguish of poor Dr. Adendayo! Brad, myself, Larry, Jim and a prickle of our Daring Dive Darlings met last evening on our rooftop, newly purchased telescopes arranged in a circle (oh, my!), desperately searching the night sky for any sign of Dr. Adedayo!! I must say, Scott, the Glühwein was indeed flowing and after 20 minutes I was as blind as a fruitbat! But before I passed out I do recall hearing Larry and Jim pleading the troupe to promise to diligently monitor their Yahoo and AOL news for any breaking Ivory Coast Space Program alerts! By merciful coincidence Brad and I have somehow found our way onto Mr. Takare's email list and have donated generously to the Recovery Mission Trust! Scott, as always thank YOU, keep your eyes peeled to the heavens, and pray for dear Dr. Adendayo!

Scott, thanks for the session and calibration of my launch monitor. And again, apologize on behalf of us serious folk for the behavior of a few jokesters who continue to get their kicks using this platform. The remote to my All-Terrain Zip Navi-caddy has more brainpower than these subadult bozii.

To thank you Scott as my golf teacher! I am from Cote d'Ivoire, I am an Army major in full service to my country and rarely have time to play this fantastic game. I learnt the game from my friend in university, Dr. Adedayo, who by the way is the first African space pioneer! It however saddens me to say my dear friend Dr. Adedayo, who is on a joint most secret mission with the USSR formerly, remains, by egregious technical mistake, in orbit! Oh, to bring him back would confer such happiness and pride upon our land and his family as well! But this will demand the swift gathering of sufficient funds to match the large Soviet rescue account already held in a secure Bank Trust, and then to be able acquire the services of a space retrieval company for success in this rescue matter. I digress from praise of Scott, please accept my apology. Thank you Scott for the golf instruction, and great blessings to all mankind from Dr. Adedayo!

Just a thank you to Scott and a great lesson. After our session I asked Scott how he liked working at Golftec, and he replied it was great to work at Golftec, and also was very complimentary of the company, and its culture. I said "Scott, you should be in Golftec Corporate"! He grinned, and said he was just happy to be part of the Golftec team, contributing in any way that he could. A genuine and humble individual, as well as a fantastic teacher. Will definitely recommend others to Scott - and to Golftec!

Great lesson, thanks to Scott! I read somewhere a while ago in an article by Notah Begay, that in a pro's mindset, you 'drive for show' and 'putt for dough'. In fact after our lesson I asked Scott what he thought, and he paused for a moment. "Yes, he said, "but you also must consider that on some course designs, particularly US Open layouts, it can be argued that you drive for both show, AND dough." That gave me something to think about, and I then found myself fondly reflecting back on an early 90s TV soap set against a golf course - I can't recall which - but one of the characters "Kay" was obviously secretly in love with her co-worker "Kevin". Sadly however, they came from two different worlds, which destiny left unconnected, and her unrequited feelings were thus presumably left to pool with each passing year..
Thanks again Scott. Highly recommend.

Just fabulous! Scott is the best. Very knowledgeable, and great with beginners like myself. I couldn’t recommend him more!

Hi Scot im in hosptial still my head not get hit in a wile. I like tv in my room and Bert my robot he my firend and we watch tv imy room. The people say myold doctor not comig back the cant find him still. it ovbious that guy Disantis wering lifts in his cowboy boots.

Great lesson! Thank you Scott.

Coach Kentera here. Big thanks to Scott. He’s a great teacher. doesn’t just give 100 percent, he’ll give you 110 percent We did some laps and s stretches before the session as you gotta prepare and be ready and get in focus. You don’t want to be some guy in middle age who used to have some game but now can’t even make nowheres near a full turn because of chronic back problems. And golf is about teamwork if you think about it, there’s no I in golf last time I checked. But you gotta put in the practice because winners never quit and quitters never win. That’s not just me talking, that’s Vince Lombardi. Maybe you heard of him? Thanks again Scott.

Thanks Scott - from our group at Boston Dynamics. In town for status checks on a series of IAMs (intelligent assist modules) we deployed a few months back at local hospitals and neuro rehab clinics. From the entire team we truly appreciate the golf instruction, or ‘tweaking’ of our asynchronous transaction barriers and thread block clusters, lol!!

Thanks Scott, great session - my ex Sherry recommended you. As an infectious diseases specialist at a local clinic, I’d also like if I can to pass on a friendly PSA to all to get your flu shots and boosters and if possible have your well water tested.

#blankname

Scott thank you. My aviation colleagues ST and WT were nice enough to recommend your services.

#bubbleheadedbleachblondes

I intended to stop by for a lesson Scott but you were closed due to the extremely rare but all too predictable hurricane in the area which is further proof that continued inaction by world leaders who only offer empty promises and useless platitudes regarding climate change while at the same time relentlessly promoting policies of massive industrial expansion will only lead to further human suffering and eco systemic collapse.

How dare they.

-and Scott if you or any of your associates would like to earn a little extra mowing my lawn - please contact my office. Afterwards we have cold Fresca.

Scott, I see George got you up to speed about our little "dilemna" - but a breakthrough is on the horizon!! Currently in negotiations with the meanie boo boo bakery to replace LarLar's treasured Murano Cabriolet with a Vespa + matrimonial side saddle. Seems like only yesterday we were in balmy Palmy Beach, and oopsie-stumbled upon a Treasury auction - and there the Cabrio was, like an orphan puppy, looking for a loving home! Seized from some Boy Band manager's estate - Menudo I think. Well, when LarLar is determined, you just try to stop him! Bid easily won, and on the return trip he was lost in the clouds..behaving so luxurious! And Scott, keep this on the down low: we kept the bottles of clear nail gloss and hair bleach we found in the glove compartment..
Back to Earth..save a few of those lazy San Diego breezes for us, and see you in two shakes!

Aloha, Scott! About to descend upon your magnificent facility, tangled swing issues in tow, so batten down the hatches! Coordinating with our two Catalinistas - oh, my, you must have heard about J and L's legal tete-a-tete with their bakery, who REFUSED their anniversary cake design? The theme was a precious delight: a tiny Jim and Larry, gamboling about the world - the Eiffel, Pyramids, and Great Wall - in a tiny chiffon Murano Cabriolet! Apparently the objection wasn't (ahem) what you might expect, rather, it was to the Cabriolet! Brad and I read the brief, and I'm sorry, but I don't find it "..an horrific affront to acceptable and universally agreed-upon standards of automotive design.." and I most certainly don't see it as "..a brusque, artless dog whistle to the seediest, most lecherous elements of society.." !! So awful, so untrue! Jim reports that though Larry was inconsolable, he did find comfort in his freshly uncockled and re-mounted Davidsons! You know, Scott, I've seen the 'array', and just imagine if you will an entire wall covered with the dashing, inimitable mid-70's icon at his game show hostiest and Love Boat boatiest! Somewhere, Mr. Warhol is smiling..
Well, Scott, expect us all to arrive soon, until then, tootaloo!!

I'm just a simple lawyer by trade, and I must admit the golf swing often bewilders and confuses me. I don't know about 'swing planes' or 'widening your arc'. You could talk about 'narrowing your angle' and 'creating lag into impact', and I'd just give you a blank stare and nod as if I understood what you were saying all along. When I hear the thunderous crack of one of your latest high tech drivers hitting a ball, it frightens me - and I'll run to the nearest shrub for cover. And build a small fire, for warmth.
But there is one thing I do know: My game has improved in every way, and Scott E. is guilty..beyond a reasonable doubt..of being a terrific teacher!

Thanks Scott. I appreciate you taking on golf teaching the differently sized and accommodating folk with severe weight disabilities. A few years back my twin brothers somewhat was celebrities what with their moped ridin in overalls and all. I was younger and housebound til I was 14 but proud carried the tradition on once the doctors said I could go out in the real air. People Magazine had a story all set but they did Baby Jessica instead. Well, look forward to more lessons and talkin up them I-talian race bikes.

Ahoy Scott! Just minutes from docking in dreamy Catalina - just adore this tiny little retreat! It's where we met, in line, Avalon Theatre, "Prince of Tides"- how apropos, no?! So after we find our land legs and brunch, it's straight to Rodrigo's for a bit of restoration work on LarLar's cherished collection of John Davidson lithographs. Don't be alarmed - just a little minor cockling that needs expert flattening. And, prayers Rodrigo can find frames to match our new 'hue du boudoir' (we settled on Careless Whisper after weeks and weeks of bickering :(( )..I know, TMI alertI!! Anyhoo, Scott, our golf game is in a woeful state of silly stitches, so prepare for the thankless task of making sense of it all when we drop anchor in SD, hopefully velly soon:))!

#CirclegetstheSquare!!

After a long career ministering the ill, I finally can focus on three of my favorite things: Parading about in chrome and tailfin classics, golf, and mastering the ol' "88". Still struggling a bit with the Suite bergamasque - but thanks to Scott my handicap is no longer on life support! Great teacher, fully recommend.

#RalphKinerActivewear

I second my colleague's review below. Great instruction makes all the difference. Twirl your clubs - don't throw them! Thank you Scott.

My swing was really off; it would seemingly just bury me at times. Confidence level in my game? Zero. But Scott's vast ocean of golf knowledge and instruction was just what I needed. If you want testimony from a true Scott disciple, well, I am one! No more moping around the course, darkly and dourly playing in the shadow of others's game for me. Sometimes when you're up against it, you just have find someone like Scott who can give you the courage to look straight into the eyes of the confidence-sapping 'jackal', as they say, and reclaim your mojo! Thanks again Scott. Highly recommend his instruction.

Just would like to extend a thank you to Scott for assisting us in golfically meeting the moment. In preparing for the lesson mother and I donned our golf practice attire, she donning her women's golf shoes in the rental prior to arrival at the facility, and I donning my golf shoes upon arrival, after safely securing a parking space. We soon located Scott following brief inquiry, and after prayer he masterfully led us through a lesson. We had such a wonderful time learning. I must quickly admit we are beginners, and as one might expect there were hearty guffaws emitted on one or two occasions! Such a delight. Upon reflection, the only fly in the ointment was a persistent westerly wind that kept disturbing my golfing visor, and mother's mid-ankle golfing skirt. Thank you Scott. I submit without hesitation the highest recommendation of your services.

Thanks for the great lessons, Scott. Actively using the new techniques - the guys at the club can't believe how good my game is!

I'm an inner-city youth mentor and returned to Scott for a second lesson, as my game seemed to be going backwards - let's just say my golf beeper kept beeping! I basically needed to break my bad swing thoughts, which would always seem to burn me while I was 'up in them', mentally speaking - I know you hookers and slicers know how I feel! But Scott really 'put the rap down', (the kids say this is a good thing, lol!), and broke off some great tips in case I slipped, because when I slip, I really slip far! His method is very interactive - you can feel free to ask "like this?" and he'll say "no, like that" and demonstrate the correct method, which I found extremely effective. And if we veered off track, he would quickly get back to the lecture at hand.
A great teacher, thanks again Scott! Look forward to the next episode!

#Rollinginmy2024OdysseyHybrid

I'm an retired pro who got smart and went into the food biz - but whenever I need a quick
tune up, I'll drop by Scott's swing clinic. Highly recommend!

#Loren'sChristmasHams

A gift from God! Scott bless you and your knowledge that set me on the right path. No longer will my Sisters tease my slice, a.k.a. the "Cali" cutter! Simply ascendant. Great practice bunker, and the shop gave me an awesome pro cord re grip on the long irons.

Hey this is for Scott, thanks for the instruction. I recommend him to everybody no matter what kind of game you have.
As for some entries here, talking weird stuff and liking on NAMBLA cars or whatever - man, get a life.
Keep it to golf and the Encinitas facility.

Just a fantastic teacher. Scott got us going-we are absolute beginners! After our first lesson last week, we told Scott we were going straight out to the course. He suggested we wait a while-maybe after a series of fundamental lessons and a few weeks of range practice. I think Scott told us to be sure to put in at least a couple of weeks of practice, "at least four, maybe even five or six". I recall he had an odd, drained look when we told him we were going to make a Saturday tee-time at Pines and Trees, I think it's called. Where Tiger won the Open I think he might have been coming down with a bug of some kind. Scott, I hope you had your boosters!
Well, we did it! Such a lovely ocean view course. We would hit our tee ball, then maybe two or three more until we could see where it landed, take pictures
(for Dakota, Colt, Maverick and Scout - all in college now), then hop in the cart and just simply enjoy the scenery. Sometimes we'd find two or three different balls around our fairway that probably dropped out of another cart, so we picked them up and returned them to the clubhouse lost and found. All twelve of them! And the greens - simply beautiful. The other day we took a picture of one of the flags, with the beautiful clubhouse logo. And on one hole, my wife backed up the cart to get an even better picture (careful to stay ONLY on the edges of the green, but not the main part of the green, of course!), and a hang-glider suddenly appeared - from nowhere! Can you imagine?

It's just wonderful to be out there with the other golfers too, who must be enjoying the game as much as we do. Sometimes we heard loud yells and evenwhat Betty thought sounded like profanity from groups behind us-we couldn't quite make out all the words. Golf really brings out such a true passion - always a good thing if you ask us! Thanks again, Scott!

Hey this is for Scott, thanks for the instruction. I recommend him to everybody no matter what kind of game you have.
As for some entries here, talking weird stuff and liking on NAMBLA cars or whatever - man, get a life.
Keep it to golf and the Encinitas facility.

Back on terra firma, and what a lovely break it was! And can you believe on the way from the airport, we passed a BEAUTIFUL champagne Murano Cabriolet!! LarLar teared up a little - he just loved our little rental, and insisted 'top down', for most of our jaunts! Both our phones? Filled to the brim with precious memento pics of the "three" of us: LarLar, myself, and the cabriolet! Like we always pinky-promise each other: "Give me panache..or watch me dash!" Scott, we'll drop in soon, for a long-overdue 'swing inspection' !!

Salutations all! Alas another workplace accident..head-to-boiler room steps 3, 5, 7 and 10 in rather aggressive succession (grade 3-4, moderate ICH, and oddly, a pervasive taste of Atacama lithium-infused saltwater). Recovery near full; spent on review of the Conrad Black-Buckley debates on le origines le mouvement neoconservatisme, with a delightful dash of Hitchens' truculent reproof of establishment theo-cons! And of course critical reflection on the state of my game - my Golf is not Great, lol! Thank, er, Heavens..for Scott! With his help, sucess, bien que ephemere!! Highly recommend.

Listen up people looking for the golf what, the why. I got the who - my man Scott, who got my swing back on the good foot.. Now when I'm out there closing it down on my boys, I'm like Johnny Dupont or Benny Danvers or whoever was that guy out of Kansas who played ball for the Clippers back in the day - Strong to the hoop!
That's it. My man, Scott. Will put your alls game right - no lie.

Happety Gobbelty gobble! Oh, my, Brad and I have just put the wraps on our lovely extended excursion! The landscape, the history, the people..scrumptious, all! And if that wasn't enough we found a half-settee AND an old film-prop 'chair' (think Sleeper sofa..but it’s exact, dastardly diabolical opposite!) at a boot sale in a tiny village that didn't even make the map - both heading straight into le petit ante salon, when we get home! Larry, you will have to side-saddle the chair, or professional intervention may be required! Regretfully missed your ceremony - but we'll always have Cancun, you two, come the season's first fiendish chill! And Scott - you gently tickled our golf 'advenire' spot (rauch alert - time out for me lol!!) and sent us on our spirit of discovery, thank you again! Head down, left arm straight, a bouncy little flex in the knees..do I recall correctly, lol?! Oh my, I think I'm getting worked up to go another round!

Great teacher. Highly recommend Scott and the team.

Scott, just a quick update! Putting all your instruction to good use, and mashie-ing our niblicks like there's no tomorrow! So excited to be part of the brute, bustle and brawn of Braemar. Well, the season ended like a bagpipe's last sad wheeze and now its just us, scampering about the wondrous ancient byways in our rented Murano Cabriolet. Swarmed and nearly swallowed by hoards of sheep, grazing the roads - once triggering an 'episode' just outside P’Lochry - but LarLar but extracted revenge at our Queensview picnic: mutton pate, on brioche! Then, a quick change into matching kilts, vows renewed performing a (pokito gassy) Flatley-inspired duet we perfected on the choo-choo..hope to make it to SD soon!

#lovintheGaeliclife!! / #toosexyforMilan

Update on my progress with the "wrist cock" set work at 3/4, or my 'top'. Well, I've now found this insane groove - thanks to Scott - which has effectively knocked at least .5 off the handicap, so we're floating near scratch. Awesome. Recommed this guy to anyone. And folks, let's keep the comments to golf, Scott and his group @GTEncinitas-some of you are veering askance just a bit.

#kelpshoes #swedenontheKingskrone2030

Just another thank you to Scott. He has so inspired our love of the game that Brad and I have traveled to storied St. Andrews to root on Hideki in the Championship! Oh, he can do it! I even threw caution to the wind, walked into William Hill, and placed a tiny wager on Mr. Matsuyama! Now don't you tell Brad! But this is such a lovely venue, and the history seeps right down to your bones. And if I'm not mistaken Jim and Larry are on the continent, close behind? See you two, if not this weekend, then at the Highland (Fun and) Games?!

I saw Scott because I had issues with coming over the top. I had a bit of a stumble recently, injured my hip. It felt like being kicked by a horse! Tooth extraction is less painful. Anyway my hero was Jack. Assume other golfers of my generation feel the same?! And, Al Geiberger (Mr. 59!), a master of the short game. If I recall, one of Al's tips was picking up tissues around the apartment just with the club face of a wedge, to teach feel, coordination. But I needed my own pro, and found Scott. I had to give up my old golf coach, but I gained both a coach and a mentor in Scott. Before I started with Scott I'd rate my golf enthusiasm at a one or two, and my golf skills at a three or four - like a pitch that wouldn't get anywhere near home plate! But now I rate my enthusiasm at a nine, and my skills at a solid seven or eight. And it is great to have a video so I can pull up a stool, and study the new swing on my home entertainment system. Thanks Scott!

Greetings all. This is to give a shout-out to one Scott E. at the Encinitas locale. Now. If you want someone with golf knowledge that will resonate with your intuition and things of this nature, I would hesitate not one iota in seeking his employ. In fact the entire teaching facility where Scott masterfully plies his trade is like a mother ship waiting to transport you to a new golf awareness and enlightenment. I paid fairly for the hour, and wasn't sold any worthless advice or trinkets - just genuine advice and instruction. Thanks to him, my game has entered a new dimension. Oh - I'm a beginner, but was inspired by the book by Michelle Kwan (olympian and new golfer), but don't wish to get on a tangent and wander off topic. Thank you, brother Scott!

Recently my primary care physician, who is terrific by the way gave the ok for me to play golf again. I needed a kind, patient golf tutor and I found Scott online. Such a lovely and wonderful young man. Scott and and Dr Schlofmitz, two of my favorite!

Circling back-Scott gave us a lesson a little while back and I wanted to again thank to him. Great teacher, everyone. He'll set you straight. Well, so to speak!

(PS to "George" - we did meet in the warm waters of a certain sunsplashed latitude! Oh those endless mimosa sunsets..btw those neoprene chaps (with the darling brocade and sequin inlay?) Left abso nada to the imagination and LarLar loved them! Now don't think you can just throw around that Sulu money. He my boo.)

Howdy partners out there. Just givin a Texas shout-out to Scott. He's good stock and turns out he's from 'fly over' country like myself - and mighty good at golf and you all should give him a call. I did and got right through. There's everything there at the range you all would want to practice your game if you need special assistance, or if you are normal size and weight like myself. Well, really looking ahead to getting more playin' time and next trip to the area I reckon I'll bring the wife and kids along. Thanks and adios for now.

I’m hoping to get a lesson with Scott after waiting what has seemed like a very long time. I guess he’s popular but that’s besides the point. I’m guessing this is the best way to wait and get to see him. I heard he works with special needs like the diver who I guess his partner wrote in from some retirement community. Anyway I called Scott's number but couldn’t get through. On Twitter someone said to try signing up here before 5 a.m. which I did and they would contact me which they didn't. I don't blame Scott or his company but I blame the person on Twitter for that inaccurate information. Another person on Twitter who said they also need a ramp and auto-tee and specialized restroom facilities and said to try here and if I couldn't get Scott and also there's female instructors Diana or Kelly that are hands-on teachers. Which would be fine because that's probably the best way to learn. Anyway I'll keep trying and have to remember to cancel my alarm which I set for 4 a.m. if you do contact me. For the time being, so long.
ps. If you contact me today or tomorrow please remind me to cancel my alarm so I can set it back to 8:25 a.m.

Thanks Scott E. !!

I used to consider myself a pretty good driver – my go to club – but lately when every shot you hit is a block, it’s no party. I was trying self-fixes, but always came up short, became easily frustrated, temperamental, really flying off the handle. I should have realized I was definitely not qualified for the job.

Thankfully I found Scott and he effectively deconstructed and then rebuilt my entire swing. With the visual playback aids we addressed problem spots, and basically plugged most if not all of the holes in my sinking ‘golf boat’! We discussed isometric home training modes – including using some hose I nailed against the wall – the flexible kind- for exercises that allow for max upper and mid-line stretch, and muscle group isolation/strengthening. Now I’m maxing flex, torque and lower body stabilization. My turn is complete and most importantly, my release is full.

Great facility- the sessions were very informative but really it was all about meeting the guys, and meeting the girls there. All terrific. Highly recommended.

Great instruction. And Scott reminds you, most importantly, to have fun with the game. Absolutely recommend

While in town last year for ComiCon my husband Brad and I decided to take a golfing lesson with Scott. He is terrific! I must tell you, it was great fun and although my game is in the proverbial brambles, as they say, I had quite the time! I learned so much and he has the patience of a saint. Thank you Scott!

By the way, this is terribly indulgent and please do forgive me but I noticed an earlier review on this very site from “JD and Larry”- It couldn’t possibly be, but I do believe we met them on a Pride Dive in Bimini! By precious coincidence our dive troupe included a devilishly mustachioed gentleman who went by the moniker “three-tank Larry” - heavens it must be you! What a small world! If perchance you two are reading this perhaps we’ll rendezvous, same island venue, at the Mangrove Trails gala and revue this year?!

While in town last year for ComiCon my husband Brad and I decided to take a golfing lesson with Scott. He is terrific! I must tell you, it was great fun and although my game is in the proverbial brambles, as they say, I had quite the time! I learned so much and he has the patience of a saint. Thank you Scott!

By the way, this is terribly indulgent and please do forgive me but I noticed an earlier review on this very site from “JD and Larry”- It couldn’t possibly be, but I do believe we met them on a Pride Dive in Bimini! By precious coincidence our dive troupe included a devilishly mustachioed gentleman who went by the moniker “three-tank Larry” - heavens it must be you! What a small world! If perchance you two are reading this perhaps we’ll rendezvous, same island venue, at the Mangrove Trails gala and revue this year?!

Scott, great sessions. We addressed just about everything: Was having trouble with my rhythm. We fixed the herky-jerky backswing. Couldn’t figure out the distance of my special purpose hybrids. Now I get 225-250 big ones, easy out of the 4 wood thanks to the swing fix and shaft change. And around the greens I’m gradually learning to get optimal ‘grab’ instead of too much roll.

Serious thanks, your help has been a feather in my cap. I’ll try to make more Sundays full practice days (that is if the wife doesn’t drag me to church!)

Highest recommendation. Scott’s insights and approach to teaching the game are no less equal to a master’s brushstroke. Combining an impressive fund of technical knowledge with the lost art of instruction, Scott methodically began repair on the random patchwork of disconnected gyrations, uncontrolled spasms and fantastical superstitions that sifted together into the sludge that described my swing.

Under his direction I now have a basic understanding of solid fundamentals. His style is not that of a stern taskmaster, rather he and his assistant (Bob?) both bouy your confidence with a tailored approach, allowing you to fully comprehend the essentials and develop your game at your own pace. And, of course, practice and more practice!

In truth I need to devote more time to the range, and in this regard I can’t help but reflect on my dear colleague and friend Father Heinrich “Hank” Thadd, with whom I’d periodically toss in a quick 9, or “neun”, as he’d say in his native German. On the occasion of a particularly well-struck ball, we’d drink in the splendor, and silently muse an age-old truth: “Only first, toil the hours in the lonely tower of practice..”

Plurimus gratiae magister!
(many thanks teacher!)

Thank you Scott. Great coach. My swing was a little rusty so while visiting family on vacation my wife Ellen treated me to a lesson. Found Scott - he took a good look at the plight that was my swing, and we got to work. On my whole game really-putting, chipping, etc. Around the green I was a serial chunker, but wScott’s help, my short game now has a little of the ol’ “pro varnish”. Scott was very knowledgeable and professional.

We’re 2nd yr UK cheer
besties, and visited San Diego -AWESOMENESS!! - on break. Decided at hotel bar 2d2bd and take golfing lessons, and we found Scott! He was great, the absolute best. We are definitely beginners with no clue :):):) but he was up to the challenge!! Such a gentleman he always smiled and gave good tips even when we dropped the club and it went into the range. He told us not to run after it and probably saved our lives!! And after the lesson he and the guys walked us to our Uber, thanks guys!!
Specially Scott, aka Tif and Amby’s Golf-God!!!

xxoo A&T xxoo 💕💕

xxooo fa’evvz San D!!!
Goooo Wildcats!!!!!!

My partner Larry was in desperate need of major swing changes. Particularly on his take-away, which was, well..unusual. Scott did a masterful job-Larry referred me to him. In fact, we took lessons together! Scott was absolutely fantastic, and was able to work around Larry's condition (submersion narcolepsy-a rare affliction that targets older divers). Scott's depth of knowledge, patience and practicing tips were invaluable. I recommend him highly.

ps- I have to share this!

-we live in a retirement community, with an executive course. Now, with a renewed confidence in our game, Larry and I will even break out the glow balls for a round or two of night golf – just one of our delicious little diversions (although the condo Board can be a little..sassy about it, lol!) – but all in fun. Scott, thanks again. It's all about fun, right?! Well, now golf is fun again!

#bgbrssbed #he'sastripe,I'mplaid,wemakeitwork!!

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