Anyone have experience with Foresight Golf?

[Steel President]

http://www.foresightgolf.net/

I've always wanted to take lessons but just hesitate because of the price. I know I'd enjoy the game so much more and finally be able to add some consistency to my game. I most certainly love the game of golf far too much to keep putting lessons to the side (especially after reading how beneficial they are to so many on here).

Simply put, I'm comfortable with two aspects of my game - wedges and putting. I'm happy and content around the greens. I'm maddened and inconsistent trying to get there. I've put tons of time into developing a solid swing but I fail to achieve consistency.

A local course (and a TREMENDOUS course at that) called Totteridge is offering lessons through this Foresight Golf model. The deal seems almost too good to be true (and I'd be hesitant if it weren't such an awesome course) and the details are highlighted here:

http://www.totteridgegolfcourse.com/play-better-golf/our-program

So, I'm just curious if anyone has experience with Foresight Golf? It sure seems like something that's too good for me to pass up on.

 

[dleavitt39]

It looks like a great opportunity. I've never had any experience with them though.

Dan

 

[tequila4kapp]

That deal does sound too good to be true . But if the potential loss is the expense of the men's club it seems like a very good gamble to take. How much does it cost to join?

Your explanation of your game sounds very familiar. From experience I can tell you there is no substitute for professional help. If the instruction is even modestly competent I think you will see a huge difference between that and trying to self diagnose on your full swing yourself.

 

[TripleBogieTim]

$10 lessons....dang! What does it cost to join the association?

 

[Steel President]

The cost to join is a one-time fee of $49.99.