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Marc P. Escalante

Certified Golf KUMU (instructor)

Marc P. Escalante, born and raised in South San Francisco, is a highly skilled and experienced golf instructor. As an expert in his field, Marc is dedicated to helping players develop their game with a focus on comfortability, consistency, confidence, and contact. His teaching approach is tailored to each individual player's unique needs and goals, ensuring that they receive personalized attention throughout the learning process. With a passion for the sport and a commitment to excellence, Marc strives to bring out the best in his students and help them achieve their full potential on and off the course.

What you’ll learn

1) Introduction and Fundamentals

Start with easy-to-follow lessons that illustrate the fundamentals in every consistent swing. Cover essential equipment, such as clubs, golf balls, and proper attire. Explain the fundamental rules and etiquette of the game. Begin with the basic grip, stance, and posture, ensuring that participants understand the proper foundation for a golf swing. Emphasize the importance of safety and respect for the course and fellow players.

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2) Swing Mechanics

Break down the golf swing into manageable components. Teach the correct sequence of a golf swing, including the backswing, downswing, and follow-through. Focus on proper weight transfer, balance, and coordination. Use visual aids, demonstrations, and drills to help participants grasp the key elements of a smooth and effective golf swing. Provide constructive feedback to address common mistakes as well as necessary adjustments and encourage improvement.

3) Short Game

Dedicate time to teaching short game skills, including putting, chipping, and pitching. Explain the nuances of putting, such as reading greens, distance control, and alignment. Teach various chipping and pitching techniques for different situations on the course. Incorporate practical exercises and drills to help participants develop touch and precision around the greens. Emphasize the significance of a well-rounded short game in overall golf performance.

4) On-Course Strategies

Transition from the practice area to the golf course by teaching participants how to approach different holes strategically. Cover course management, including club selection, shot placement, and decision-making based on individual skill levels. Discuss situational awareness, hazards, and how to adapt to varying course conditions. Encourage participants to visualize and plan shots, fostering a more strategic and confident approach to playing on the course.

5) Continuous Feedback and Practice Plans

Provide ongoing feedback throughout the lessons to reinforce positive habits and correct any recurring mistakes. Encourage participants to practice regularly, both during and outside of lessons. Develop personalized practice plans that target specific areas for improvement. Incorporate drills and exercises that reinforce the lessons and gradually increase in complexity as participants progress. Foster a supportive learning environment that motivates individuals to continue refining their skills beyond the initial lessons.