Self-employed Professional Golf Teacher. Earning Potential between £20,000 – £55,000

An exciting new position has become available at our busy 28 Bay Driving Range / Championship Short Course.

The successful candidate has the opportunity to grow their own teaching business generating 100% of their own income via..

– Individual Lessons
– On Course Lessons
– Group Lessons
– Junior Coaching
– Half Day Clinics
– Free Tasters
– Representing yourself via BHGC at local schools.

Centre facilities FREE for you to use..

– Driving Range Balls – You will have your own Range Card that the Shop Manager will top up on a regular basis.
– Hire Clubs for Lessons.
– Championship Par 3 Course – free for you and pupils whilst in the lesson time.
– Fantastic Short Game Areas
– Marketing Support – stationery, printed leaflets, lesson gift vouchers, website promoting, email campaigning and help with posters available.

Staff Uniform

– Polo Ralph Lauren shirts and cotton zip tops provided.
– Pros own use discounts available from the retail manufacturers (callaway/taylormade/cobra and others)

Rent – Shop Cover unpaid

– Golf Teachers cover the Golf Shop for a maximum of 18 hrs per week (generally 2×6 and 2×4 hour shifts with one shift on a weekend day).**This amount of hours varies and might only be 12-15 hours.
– Shifts are changeable with other staff as is fairly common due to golf competitions etc but must be arranged clearly well in advance.

The opening times of the Centre are 

– 9am-10pm monday to thursday
– 9am-9pm fridays
– 8am-8pm sat/sun

Shop Commission

– Good Commission from sales of shop products from top Manufacturers offering shop credit for sales of Irons and Woods.

Your Teaching Availability

– Teach whenever you wish around the shop hours.

CV to: bruce@burgesshillgolfcentre.co.uk

Much attention is given to the technical aspects of playing golf and the equipment used.

Having the best driver, irons and putter for your style of play is important.

Knowing how to swing each club and making a great contact is also key if you want to play well.

However, one aspect of playing golf which is often overlooked, especially at beginner and amateur

level, is shot and club selection.

Knowing what shot to play and which club to use during a round of golf WILL lower your score.

Perhaps the best place to begin is with shot selection. It is tempting to try something different, be bold and hit shots with a high risk/reward value.

However, what if you played only the type of shots

you are comfortable with playing?

You may be left with a very tricky shot and a style of shot you rarely play if you want to reach the

green in two. The chances of you making the shot are slim. Why not play a shot you are

comfortable with and attack the green from a better position on the following shot? Sure, it will not

be spectacular and you may not make the birdie you are always dreaming of but you will not drop

shots either.

Looking at a scorecard and seeing solid, consistent golf is better than seeing one or two great holes

and a handful of awful scores which have destroyed your card.

Always know where the danger area is on each hole before you play the tee shot. Sometimes this

will be a large bunker or lake but it is not always that obvious. There could be a large mound on the

fairway and if your ball finishes the wrong side of that mound, you are left with a tough blind second

shot.

When looking at the scorecard, problems like this are not obvious, if possible study the course online

before playing. This will help you have a plan in mind for each hole before you arrive at the golf

course. This is not only a great strategy but it helps to improve confidence.

Knowing how far you can hit the ball with each club is vital. If you are playing a shot over a bunker

or water to the green, you need to feel confident the club you are using is going to get the job done.

Take time at the practice range to hit each club and make a note of how far you can hit the ball

consistently with each of them.

When you are on the golf course, you can take a look at the yardage and know immediately which

club you can use to hit the ball the desired distance. Again, this helps enormously to improve

confidence with every shot you play. Happy Golfing ⛳️?️‍♂️?️‍♀️⛳️ 

Professional Courtesy

One of the perks of being an EGTF member is with a bit of prior warning and good manners members are able to receive courtesy or discounted green fees.

These are always at the discretion of the club and not a guarantee.

We recommend contacting and asking if they offer Professionals courtesy of the course either by phone or email. We have found contacting the manager or secretary gets better results than speaking with the shop PRO.

When you are with a group or bringing other paying customers your chances increase significantly, but still remains the clubs right to refuse. Some clubs have a “PGA” only members policy. If that is the case be polite, aiding the chance this policy will change in the future.

We have been lucky enough to receive free or discounted fees all over the world and know that many members already utilise this fantastic opportunity, with proper planning this can be a welcome addition to any golf trip.

If allowed courtesy of the course, then a polite thank you in person, by phone or email will go a very long way for yourself and other members in the future.

Remember to always carry your Professional teaching card with you!

We hope this information helps and we can start to compile a list of places that grant discounts under the right circumstances.

Please do forward on to us any courses you have been granted access and we shall include them into our database to share with members.

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