Introducing MetaGolf's Winter Programs
Commit this winter and make 2012 your best season yet!
If you change your approach your golf game will change for the better as well: read the tip below for more details!
MetaGolf Winter Maintenance Program
Available November-March
Come practice indoors or out at MetaGolf Learning Center over the winter to maintain your game this off-season. Don't let those technique changes you've made this year rust away through the winter. An instructor will be on hand for every session to help ensure you are continuing to improve and practice correctly.
Black Program: Twice Weekly group practice sessions with instructor supervision
Wednesdays 4-5 pm and Saturdays 9-10 am, Date and time subject to change
$150/ Month
Green Program: Once Weekly group practice session with instructor supervision
Wednesdays 4-5 pm or Saturdays 9-10 am, Date and time subject to change
$90/ Month
Drop in sessions available for $25 per session, please call for individual availability.
MetaGolf Individual Winter Programs
Available 4 month programs are November-February or December-March
These winter programs are designed with substantial winter improvement in mind and are designed to offer the committed golfer with every opportunity necessary to improve this off-season.
Silver Program: One monthly individual session with instructor
1 hr/ week free indoor practice
Unlimited outdoor practice at MetaGolf
Fitness evaluation and exercise program
$150/ Month
Gold Program: Two individual sessions per month with instructor
2 hrs/ Week free indoor practice
Unlimited outdoor practice at MetaGolf
1 free hour per month on Simulator
Fitness evaluation and exercise program
$250/ Month
Platinum Program: Weekly individual session with instructor
2 hr/ week free indoor practice
Unlimited free outdoor practice at MetaGolf
2 free hours per month on Simulator
2 Free fitness evaluations and exercise programs
$350/ Month
Paradigm Shift - Change your thinking to enhance your golf performance
By Jason Preeo
Golf is one of the most difficult games to learn and one which will never be mastered because it is such a game of opposites. There are many detrimental ideas and attitudes surrounding the game and it is our responsibility as instructors and coaches to set the record straight and help improve the learning process. Based on this fact I am planning to address a different underlying issue each of the next few months that interferes with your ability to improve as effectively and efficiently as possible. This month we'll tackle swing instruction and golf instruction and when to most effectively address each.
We are blessed in Colorado to have some wonderful weather and distinct seasons, but it does limit the time we have to play golf in any given year. Wouldn't it be nice to know that your game and swing are prepped and ready for the golf season and you can take advantage of the sunshine to enjoy playing golf and focus on the finer elements of the game and scoring. I have spent most of my golfing years connected with competitive golf, having coached and competed against players at every imaginable level, from PGA Tour winners to local junior golfers, and I can tell you that this is the approach of nearly every successful competitive player. They address any substantial technical issues in the offseason when old habits do not have as much opportunity to surface. I believe we fail as golf coaches and instructors to effectively communicate and drive this point home and this can slow down improvement and make the game more frustrating as we are working on technique when we should be out "playing" the game.
At MetaGolf, we do not consider ourselves swing instructors, but golf instructors, and get the most enjoyment at the opportunities to teach the nuances and scoring opportunities in golf. Swing instruction is a key element to golf improvement, but lower scores come much faster by addressing the game from the green back, not the tee forward. If we do not have to spend our summer practice so worried about "fixing" our swing and can use that time to focus on situational practice, tightening up our short games, and improving our ability to get the ball close when a scoring opportunity arises, our scores drop much quicker. By committing a fraction of our time in the winter and focusing on the "swing" element of golf we give ourselves the best possible chance to improve and watch our scores drop each year.
The main argument to this approach is the winter weather and limited practice opportunities available. We have put significant thought into addressing this issue in order to provide our dedicated students the opportunity to both learn and improve this winter and we hope there is something that speaks to you. In addition to the programs above we are in a position to help provide any home products you might be need in order to allow you to practice in the comfort of your own home. Please feel free to call with any questions and we'll be happy to help get you all set up for the winter.
Make the most of this offseason and come take advantage of these great opportunities to help you hit the ground running next spring.