Golf Arizona Magazine 2008 - (Page FE3) Arizona’s Golf Schools Shelby Futch of John Jacobs’ Golf Schools Watching those late night golf improvement/training aid info-commercials can be enter taining, but can it really improve your game? Unfor tunately there’s no ‘ magic wand’ to improve your game it takes work. If you are really looking to improve your golf game, consider the various golf schools Arizona has to of fer. Here are a few of our top schools. The John Jacobs’ Golf Schools are the world leader in golf instr uction. John Jacobs’ Golf Schools have been in operation for 30 years under the guidance of golf instruction guru, Shelby Futch. With 10 locations in Arizona, and more than two dozen locations across the United States and Canada, nearly a half million students have attended. Many return time and again to continue their game improvement quest. There’s a golf school program to meet ever y player’s need. Students can choose from 2, 3, 4, or even 5 day programs. There’s programs designed to hone shor t game skills, playing schools that include oncourse instr uction, and even private instr uction at select locations of the NEW John Jacobs’ Shelby Futch Golf Academies. All the facts about John Jacobs’ Golf Schools can be found at www.jacobsgolf.com, or at 1-800-472-5007. Schools can be booked online at the website, or via the toll free telephone reser vation center. The website offers a digital catalog, video golf tips and even the chance to win a free golf school vacation. At Kent Chase Golf Academy, they believe that knowledge of the fundamentals of golf is the most impor tant ingredient to becoming a better golfer. Their creative teaching methods provide you with complete knowledge of the fundamentals and how they relate to you. You’ll learn sound full-swing fundamentals, proper shor t-game techniques, goal-oriented practice methods, course management skills and specialty shots. Their FE3 strong objective is to help you identify your weak points and make them strong. Your experience at Kent Chase Golf Academy will be of great value to your future, and your golf game will never be the same. (866) 879-5195. www.kentchasegolf.com. If your game needs a quick “tune up” before you hit the links, call David Williams. Located at Pavillion Lakes Golf Club in Scottsdale, David of fers individual lessons as well as group lessons. (800) 426-6148. Working out of Orange Tree Golf Club, Golf Schools of Scottsdale offers flexibility of schedules and individual attention not often available from other schools. Hotel packages cover the full spectr um from budget to five star. Daily commuter schools are also available. Call for more information on 2-5 day resor t packages including luxur y suites on site and commuter schools. (800) 356-6678. www.azgolfschool.com. http://www.kentchasegolf.com http://www.azgolfschool.com
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