13800 Jones Maltsberger Rd, San Antonio, TX
210 857 3077
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Tied Course Record at Brackenridge 12 Under Par
Ray Caldwell
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My name is Ray Caldwell, and I am former PGA Tour player but still playing part time on the PGA Champions Tour.
For the last 26 years I have been playing golf as a Pro and teaching in between for the past 17 years. Over my career I have seventeen wins to my credit on 4 different tours including overseas because of a great short game. Chipping and putting are essential to be able to score and has been the reason I have achieved wins on the pro circuit.
I enjoy working with all levels of experience – from beginner to the scratch golfer and especially kids! Offering more insights than other instructors as a semi active player keeps me around the innovative technology and instruction techniques of the game. My goal is just to put more rubber on your tire where you can play the game longer. We are not going to do anything that your body physically will not let you do. One of my students is 97 with an 8 handicap, it is all about understanding what you need to do to score.
Yes, you must have clubs that fit you, period. Since I am 6’5 club fitting has also been particularly important to my game . I would love to talk to you about your equipment needs. Two acclaimed golf club companies that I work with offer my students below store markup pricing.
We will tailor any number of lessons or sessions to fit your needs – just call or email me to get started.
To play better golf you need a plan
· Have a swing that is yours.
· Practice in a way that supports you in achieving your goals.
· Have clubs and play a ball that match your swing and your game
· Play your practice rounds in such a way that you learn about the course and get yourself prepared to compete
· Have a level of fitness that will keep you healthy to play the game you want
· Have a diet that keeps you healthy and provides you the nutrition and fluids you need to perform at your best
· Rest your mind and body so you can take in and put to practice what you have learned
· Be able to transfer what you learn to the golf course during competition
· Listen to your body you and if something doesn't feel right, know what you can do to regain your balance to perform your best
· Know your own tendencies under pressure and how to coach yourself physically, mentally and emotionally
· Be intrinsically motivated in what you do and TRUST yourself and your decisions
· Know what you WANT
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