Zach Newsome
Junior Golf Lessons in Charleston, SC
Zach Newsome gives junior golf lessons in Charleston, SC at Daniel Island Club.
Daniel Island Club
Charleston, SC
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 36 reviewsAbout
Meet Zach Newsome, Junior Golf Coach in Charleston, SC
In the summer of 2015, Zach Newsome started a PGA Junior League program at The Daniel Island Club in Charleston, SC, with 22 junior golfers. He joined the club in 2014 as an Assistant Golf Professional. He graduated from Methodist University and attained Class A PGA status.
He uses the Operation 36 and Super Speed Training programs with his students. He also coaches with FlightScope and video. Reviewers reported that he keeps instruction simple and quickly identifies what is causing a swing problem.
Inside a lesson
Inside a lesson with Zach
Who lessons suit, what they work on and the technology in use, from the coach's own listing.
Focus areas
- Full SwingGrip, setup and a repeatable motion with every club.
- Short GameChips and pitches that turn near misses into pars.
- PuttingReading greens, controlling pace and starting the ball on line.
- Bunker PlayGetting out of greenside sand with confidence.
- FundamentalsGrip, stance and alignment: the base of every swing.
- Mental GameRoutines and focus that hold up in a tournament round.
Technology
- Ball flightLaunch, spin and carry, measured shot by shot.FlightScope
- VideoSwings on screen, frame by frame, side by side.Video analysis
Where to train
Where Zach Teaches Junior Golf Lessons in Charleston, SC
Daniel Island Club
Charleston, SC
FAQ
Questions parents ask
How much are lessons with Zach Newsome?
No starting price is shown on this page. Use the contact form to ask about current rates.
Where does Zach teach?
Zach Newsome teaches at Daniel Island Club in Charleston, SC.
What do lessons with Zach cover?
Zach lists these areas of expertise: putting, short game, full swing, bunker play and fundamentals. Zach uses FlightScope and video analysis.
Does Zach help players prepare for college golf?
Zach lists college preparation as a coaching focus.
How can parents keep track of a child's progress?
Watch for gradual signs rather than big jumps, such as cleaner contact, a better sense of what to practice, or calmer reactions to a poor shot. Brief notes kept at home make progress easier to spot. Coaches can point to changes in technique and scores from practice games. If you are unsure, ask the coach to explain the current goals and how they plan to measure them.
What part do lessons play in preparing for college golf?
Lessons can play a steady, practical part. They give a player regular time to develop reliable skills, get ready for tournaments and learn from each round. Families can also read up on how college recruiting works, so they know which questions to ask. Roster decisions rest with college coaches, but good guidance makes it easier to set goals that match a player's ability and interests.
How do I contact Zach?
Send your details with the contact form on this page to ask about junior golf lessons in Charleston, SC. Zach Newsome receives them by email.
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