River Oaks Golf Camp

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Welcome to River Oaks Golf Camp

Junior Golf Class

Golf Lessons and Camps - Junior Golf
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JUNIOR GOLF CLASS

The junior golf class aims to introduce new juniors to the game and provide an organized and meaningful practice session for aspiring young golfers.

Schedule

  • Monday/Wednesday
  • 4:30pm to 5:30pm
  • All year

Each class will dedicate time to putting, short game, and full shots.  The junior golf class aims to introduce new juniors to the game and provide an organized and meaningful practice session for aspiring young golfers.  Students stay after class and practice with unlimited range balls.  Parents/Guardians are welcome to a complimentary bucket during the class but are not required to stay during class.

Cost

  • $18 Drop-in
  • $75 for 5 class punch card
  • $120 for 10 class punch card

Student/Teacher

  • 16 students per day max
  • 2 Instructors (8 students per kid max)

Sign-up online or call Junior Golf Instructor Scott Stone for more information.

 

Adult Swing Class

Golf Lessons and Camps - Group Lessons
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The adult golf class is every Monday and Wednesday at 5:30pm.

This program is designed for any skill level and emphasizes the impact zone philosophy.  One hour of gorup instruction and unlimited range balls.  Cost is only $25 per class.  Reserve a spot in our next class: call 801-769-6158.

The five impact zone fundamentals are

 

  1. Flat Lead Wrist through Impact: Your left hand if you swing right handed should never be cuped or bowed while the club is coming through the "Impact Zone" which is the area immediately behind at 6" or so infront of the ball.
  2. Forward Swing Bottom: The deepest part of your swing is infront of the ball. You always hit down on the ball.  Your swing bottom is the deepest part of your divot.  The driver is the only club you can successfully hit a ball well with on the way up.
  3. Load: Your backswing no matter how big or small is only effective if you are loading.
  4. Lag: Your downswing is your effort to deliver your load through the ball to your swing bottom with a flat lead wrist.
  5. Straight Plane Line: Always swing on a straight plane line, adjust the direction of the clubface to change where you would like the ball to end up.

 

 

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