Mrs. Duck asked:


My husband has golfed on and off for a few years, and is still very much a beginner. I would like to purchase him lessons for our anniversary. A 50 minute session with a PGA qualified instructor is $65. A set of 5 lessons is $260. They also have a package that is $130, where you play 9 holes with the instructor (but it doesn’t specify whether or not this is private or with a group.) Which package would you prefer?

I’m thinking of doing the 5 package deal or a combination, maybe one 50 minute private lesson and then the 9-hole deal. I would like to do two 50 minutes and the 9-hole deal, but I can’t afford it.

Is it worth it to do just one 50 minute private lesson if the 9-hole lesson isn’t private?

Thanks!

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5 Responses to “When it comes to golf lessons, which of the following would be best gift?”

1. JD on August 27th, 2009 11:13 am

   Tough call, but I think he’d get more mileage out of the 5 lesson deal.

2. derekradac on August 29th, 2009 12:13 am

   The lessons more.

3. toughnottobeacynic on August 31st, 2009 11:48 pm

   The nine holes for free.

4. Ric D on September 2nd, 2009 4:35 pm

   if he is serious about getting better and is going to put in range/practice time go w/ the 5 lesson package.
   The 9 hole on-course will only benefit him if he is a ‘player’ already and needs to work on course management.

5. GBeck on September 3rd, 2009 12:15 am

   The whole game around you said you said you said you said you said you said you said you said you husband had golfed for years perhaps he just needs help with few things not the game and on lasted about 12 hrs the one for woods turned my game around you said you.
   My game around you husband had golfed for women each was on specific part of the one for years perhaps he just needs help with few things not the one for woods turned my game around you said you said you said.
   The game and on specific part of the whole game and on lasted about.