Lonnie Poole Golf Course – North
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Phil Ritson, Mel Sole Golf School- Winston-Salem

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Natural Golf Schools- Charlotte, North Myrtle Beach-Wilmington

Robert Linville’s Precision Golf School- Greensboro, Winston-Salem

Dana Rader Golf School- Charlotte

Pineneedles Golf- Southern Pines

Pinehurst Golf Academy- Pinehurst

Nationalgolfschool.com- Ashville, Pinehurst

Meadowlands Golf Club- Robert Linville, Winston-Salem

Woodlake Resort- Pinehurst, Vass

Stoney Creek Golf Instruction-
Stoney Creek

Rick Murphys Carolina Golf
Academy- Greensboro

Sea Trail Golf School- Sunset Beach

Oak Valley Golf Instruction- Advance
Winston-Salem

Pinewild Golf Academy- Pinehurst

The Professionals Golf School- Pinehurst

Tar Heel Golf School- Chapel Hill

Welcome to 100golfschools.com's Golf School Directory. We have created these snapshot links from the front pages of the top Golf instruction websites in North Carolina. This website does not endorse any of these schools over another, but does provide easy access to all the top schools. If your school would like to be included in this site please contact us at; info@100golfschools.com with the details.

North Carolina's Best Golf Courses

Pinehurst Resort & C.C., Pinehurst
Wade Hampton G.C., Cashiers
Grandfather G. & C.C., Linville
Diamond Creek, Banner Elk
Eagle Point G.C., Wilmington
Forest Creek G.C., Southern Pines
Old Town C., Winston-Salem
Pine Needles Lodge, Southern Pines
Champion Hills C., Hendersonville
C.C. of North Carolina, Pinehurst
The Cliffs at Walnut, Cove Arden
Old North State C., New London
Forest Creek G.C., Southern Pines
Rivers Edge G.C., Shallotte
Old Chatham G.C., Durham
Quail Hollow C., Charlotte
Tiger’s Eye G. Links, Sunset Beach
The C. at Longview, Weddington
Elk River Club, Banner Elk
Treyburn C.C., Durham
Charlotte C.C., Charlotte
Mid-Pines Inn, Southern Pines

The 25 Best Golf Schools

Finley Golf Course- University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Cheryl Brankel Golf Academy- Bolivia

Carolina National Golf Course- Bolivia

Ballantyne Resort- Dana Rader Golf School, Charlotte

The Golf Zone- Bradley Clayton Golf Instruction, Oxford

The First Tee- Raleigh

Duke Golf Club- Durham

Old Town Club- Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem

Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation- Charlotte

Big Cats of Ocean Ridge Plantation-
Tiger’s Eye, Sunset Beach

Perfect Fit Golf- Herman Williams, Raleigh

Old Chatham Golf Club- Durham

Rocky River Golf Club- Concord

Leatherman Golf Learning Center-
Charlotte

Grandfather Golf and Country Club- Linville

The Neuse Golf Club- Clayton

Little River Golf and Resort- Carthage

Southwick Golf Course- Graham,
Burlington

Rivercrest Golf Club- Hickory

1.) Decide what you are willing to spend before looking. The best schools charge in the low to mid 1000's, but do offer great amenities as well as highly professional instructors. Most of the best schools offer great vacation packages that are included in the price. Ask about special pricing. Some schools may drop their prices if they need students. If you are willing to commute, prices can be as low as $300.00.
2.) Look for 2 to 1 teaching ratio with 1 to 1 being ideal. Never use more than a 4 to 1 ratio unless you cannot afford the higher price schools.
3.) The school's instructors should be seasoned professionals that are highly qualified. Make sure at least 2 of the teaching professionals are recognized in the golf world/community. Use the internet search engines to research names of the instructors being used at the school you are considering.
4.) If you choose a school that includes accommodations and transportation included in the price, research the hotel as well. It is always better to have accommodations close to the golf course you are receiving lessons from. Most of the great schools will cater to your needs because word of mouth is there best advertisement for return business.
5.) There are certain schools that concentrate on certain aspects of teaching. Do you need work on your putting? Choose a school that is strong in that area of the game. If you need work on your swing, choose accordingly. Golf instruction websites will indicate if they specialize to certain weaknesses.
6.) The golf school should provide a specific lesson plan for your swing. They should tailor it specifically for you and not for everyone else. There is no way to research this other than word of mouth.
7.) The school should provide unlimited follow up via email or phone. I think this is probably the most important because it shows how genuine they are in improving your game.
8.) Look for testimonials. Do not rely on testimonials on their own brochures or websites. Look for ratings from other outside sources. These may not be available, but look anyway. It is a true measure of the school. Word of mouth is very powerful.
9.) If you should also think of the school as a vacation the accommodations and surrounding area should fit your lifestyle off the course. Also, look for golf schools that provide unlimited golf after your teaching sessions are over. Be sure to get your moneys worth.
10.) If you cannot afford the price of a golf school check the websites for free advice. There are many websites out there that give free lessons and tips. Some even provide video demonstrations.
The Internet is a great place to research the golf schools available in your area that meet your needs. Here are some keywords you can use when performing your golf school search:
Golf schools, Golf instruction, Golf swing, Free Golf tips, Golf lessons

When choosing a golf school you should consider these 10 basic rules;

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