Private 1-2-3 Day Golf School

Come see Larry Rinker for a Private 1-2-3 Day Golf School (8, 16, or 24 hour session) at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando at Grande Lakes.

Larry Rinker Private 1-2-3 Day Golf School 9:00-5:00.

The Private 1-2-3 Day Golf School is designed for a total inside look at your game.

Typical itinerary for each day

9:00-12:00 Golf Instruction

This three hour session can focus on whatever parts of your game you would like to improve:

1. First Day: Putting and Short Game

1. Second Day: Golf Swing with a Wright Balance Fitting and Flightscope Launch Monitor

Third Day: Distance Wedges and a review of whatever you would like to focus on

12:00-1:00 Lunch

1:00-5:00 18 Hole playing Lesson

A private golf school also includes answering any questions you might have, as well as a specific plan for continued game improvement.

Private 1-2-3 Day Golf School | $2795/Day Adults | $2695/Day Juniors

In Larry's world, the less he changes in someone's golf swing the better. With Wright Balance, he can measure players and figure out if they are an upper, mid, or lower core player. Upper core players will have their hips the least rotated at impact, and tend to come out of posture at impact. Lower core players will have their hips the most rotated at impact, and stay in their spine tilt. Grips must match the hip rotation at impact. Upper core player's grips will be the most neutral, where low core players will have the strongest grip. In addition, posture will be different as well.

As a result of this golf school, you will understand how you create speed, and how you should release the club based on your dominant core region. Larry uses the latest Flightscope X3 Launch Monitor to gather club and ball data, and video's whatever you work on. He is also nationally known as a Short Game Expert, who lead the PGA Tour in putting, and knows what it’s like to fight daily to get the ball up and down. Above all, Larry wants his students to understand why the ball goes “where,” and how path and club face angles dictate the outcome. Golf is more fun when you understand why the ball goes left or right, or why you hit it fat or thin. You will learn the simple changes to make to improve your total game.