Andy Scott
Junior Golf Lessons in Estero, FL
Andy Scott gives junior golf lessons in Estero, FL at Stoneybrook Golf Club.
Stoneybrook Golf Club
Estero, FL
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 58 reviewsStarting at $115
- 2019, 2015, 2014 & 2010 PGA Teacher of the Year Award for the Southwest Florida Chapter
- 2018 Player Development Award for the Southwest Chapter, South Florida, PGA
- 2017, 2018, & 2019 Honorable Mention U.S. Kids Golf Top 50 Kids Teachers
- 2013-14 Golf Digest Best Teachers in Your State, 30th in Florida
- 2012 PGA Teacher of the Year Award for the South Florida Section
- Five-Time Recipient to the PGA Presidents Council for Growth of the Game
About
Meet Andy Scott, Junior Golf Coach in Estero, FL
Andy Scott's junior golf program has produced 59 juniors who earned NCAA college golf scholarships. He received the PGA Teacher of the Year Award for the Southwest Florida Chapter in 2010, 2014, 2015 and 2019. U.S. Kids Golf gave him an Honorable Mention in its Top 50 Kids Teachers in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
Andy has trained with golf teachers Hank Haney, Bob Toski and Jim McLean. He keeps lessons positive and simple, and teaches golfers of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to tour players. A parent wrote that many players he teaches go on to play in college. Reviewers praised his habit of spotting swing problems quickly and giving specific drills to practice after the lesson.
Andy teaches with TrackMan and video analysis at Stoneybrook Golf Club in Estero, FL.
Inside a lesson
Inside a lesson with Andy
Who lessons suit, what they work on and the technology in use, from the coach's own listing.
Where lessons fit
- Beginner (Taught)New golfers building fundamentals and confidence.
- Intermediate (Taught)Developing players looking to improve consistency and scoring.
- Competitive (Taught)Tournament players working to perform under pressure.
- Advanced (Taught)Elite players fine-tuning their game for high-level competition.
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.TrackMan
- Putting and green readingStroke, face angle, roll and the slope of the green.AimPoint green reading
- Body and motionHow the body moves and balances through the swing.BodiTrak force platesK-Vest
- VideoSwings on screen, frame by frame, side by side.Video analysis
Credentials
Credentials and Coaching Experience
Listed by the coach
- Achievement: 2019, 2015, 2014 & 2010 PGA Teacher of the Year Award for the Southwest Florida Chapter
- Achievement: 2018 Player Development Award for the Southwest Chapter, South Florida, PGA
- Achievement: 2017, 2018, & 2019 Honorable Mention U.S. Kids Golf Top 50 Kids Teachers
- Achievement: 2013-14 Golf Digest Best Teachers in Your State, 30th in Florida
- Achievement: 2012 PGA Teacher of the Year Award for the South Florida Section
- Achievement: Five-Time Recipient to the PGA Presidents Council for Growth of the Game
Where to train
Where Andy Teaches Junior Golf Lessons in Estero, FL
Stoneybrook Golf Club
Estero, FL
FAQ
Questions parents ask
How much are lessons with Andy Scott?
Lessons with Andy Scott start at $115. Use the contact form on this page to ask about current rates.
Where does Andy teach?
Andy Scott teaches at Stoneybrook Golf Club in Estero, FL.
What levels does Andy teach?
Andy lists beginner, intermediate, competitive and advanced players as the levels taught.
What do lessons with Andy cover?
Andy lists these areas of expertise: putting, short game, full swing, bunker play and fundamentals. Andy uses AimPoint green reading, BodiTrak force plates, K-Vest, TrackMan and video analysis.
Does Andy help players prepare for college golf?
Andy lists college preparation as a coaching focus.
How is progress measured in junior golf?
Progress in junior golf shows up in more ways than score. Coaches often track skills such as contact, distance control and putting from set spots, and compare swing video over time. For newer players, confidence, focus and enjoyment count too. Scores rarely move in a straight line, so looking at trends across many rounds gives a fairer picture than any round on its own.
How can lessons help a player who hopes to play college golf?
Lessons can help a motivated player sharpen skills and build habits that college programs value, such as discipline and self-management. It also helps to get a candid read on the player's current level, so the family can set sensible targets. College coaches generally weigh tournament scoring, academics and attitude, so a balanced plan looks beyond golf alone.
How do I contact Andy?
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