Golf Lessons and Coaching

Learn from a PGA Certified Teaching & Coaching Professional!

All Lessons will be taught at Clubhouse 54 & Blue Bell Country Club (Members Only) using High Speed (120FPS) video cameras, Quintic Ball Roll, Trackman Golf, and Uneekor Simulators. House calls and playing lessons available, scheduling and pricing upon request.

Full Swing or Putting Golf Lesson

60 minutes (30 Minutes upon request)

$125.00 - Clubhouse 54 & Blue Bell Country Club Members

$150.00 - Non -Members

For new students, your initial lesson is designed to learn more about your experience and patterns.  It includes analysis of your equipment, swing analysis video and a putting evaluation. For past clients, this lesson is designed as a tune-up/check-in on your progress. Full Swing lessons are taught using Trackman or Uneekor. Putting lessons are taught on Quinitic Ball Roll.

If you are committed to improving your game, it is recommended that you join the Personal Golf Coaching Program for maximum results.

Golf Lesson Packages & Coaching Program

6 Golf Lessons Package

Each lesson session is 60 minutes. It is recommended that lesson sessions are scheduled within two months.

$625.00 - Clubhouse 54 & Blue Bell Country Club Members

$840.00 - Non - Members

A majority of lessons will be indoor, using Trackman and Uneekor Golf Simulators with 120 fps Video analysis for best results. Putting lessons will be given on Quintic Ball Roll.

15 Golf Lessons Package

Each lesson session is 60 minutes. Lesson sessions must be scheduled within six months.

$1620.00 - Clubhouse 54 & Blue Bell Country Club Members

$1980.00 - Non - Members

A majority of lessons will be indoor, using Trackman and Uneekor Golf Simulators with 120 fps Video analysis for best results. Putting lessons will be given on Quintic Ball Roll.

Personal Golf Coaching Program

6 months/30 hours of private Golf Coaching

Lesson sessions must be scheduled within one year.

$3000.00 - Clubhouse 54 & Blue Bell Country Club Members

$3750.00 - Non - Members

As with working out, improving your game requires commitment and consistent action.  The Personal Golf Coaching program is like having a personal trainer for Golf training.  The program consists of a combination of indoor, outdoor, and on-course instruction.  Each client will receive a personally developed program designed to make an impact on their golf game in time for Spring.  The program will look different for each golfer depending on their needs. An example of a program could consist of one lesson a week for 15 weeks and a few playing lessons.  Or it could be 12 lessons, a few playing lessons, and a Pro-Am.  It will all depend on the players needs and their goals.

In addition, Golf Coaching clients will have access to digital locker with unlimited swing video analysis and data from previous sessions.  Consulting will be provided on all your golf needs -- planning golf trips, assisting with setting up groups for casual or competitive play, advice on equipment, complimentary club fittings, advice on golf courses to play, and anything golf related.  As a Personal Golf Coaching client, you will also have priority scheduling.

To sign up for a Golf Lesson Package or Coaching Program, please fill out the form below:

Michael Littleis a Teach & Coaching Certified Instructor with the PGA of America, with a passion for putting. He began his career at a public golf course in Philadelphia, where he taught golf lessons to juniors. From 2009 to 2014, he taught golf at Temple University and worked as an instructor at Rolling Green Golf Club. In 2014, he accepted a position at Lookaway Golf Club, where he became certified in Teaching and Coaching through the PGA of America and won several awards, including 4 Player of the Year titles and 15+ tournaments.

In 2021, Michael co-founded Makefield Putters, where he built and design putters, create new technology, and collaborate with putting coaches. Throughout his career, Michael has continually sought to further his education through seminars and his network of professionals. He is known for his ability to play, teach and coach students to become better golfers and believes in learning from others in order to improve his own teaching style.

In 2022, Michael founded Clubhouse 54, an exclusive indoor golf studio that provides cutting-edge golf technology to cater the needs of avid golfers seeking to enhance their skills in the company of like-minded individuals. Michael has orchestrated a series of engaging sessions, hosting both group and individual discussions with PGA Professionals and PGA Tour players at Clubhouse 54. These instructional conversations offer a unique learning environment.

What are Michael's core beliefs on style of teaching that have helped his students become better players?

• The teacher-student relationship is the most important part of good golf instruction and positive learning environments. It is vital to take the time to get to know your student and make sure that you have some chemistry before going on to future lessons.

• Each student should have goals that will set the pace for the lesson and future lessons.  Every student is different so goals should be tailored for each student. Goal-setting is the best way to measure a student’s progress and to determine next steps.

• Golf can be played at almost any age and at any skill level.  Every golfer I have encountered has always asked me, “What is it that makes the game so hard?”  My answer is always the same - It’s only as hard as the golfer makes it to be.

• Every golfer should have their own par for the course. Set a Par to the course based on your skill level and goals.  When I played in the PGA Playing Ability test I set par for the course at 78 (6-over). I did this to relive pressure and make the game easier. When making your own par for the course will help you set more realistic goals and play the golf course to your ability. By practicing your own par, you will see that you will start to enjoy and play the game better.

As a golf instructor, my approach centers on embracing the diversity of instructional styles within the sport. I firmly believe in cultivating a comprehensive understanding of these various approaches to better serve my students. By fostering awareness and unveiling the intricacies of their swing patterns, I empower players to comprehend the cause and effect behind their shots, expediting their progress. Nathaniel Branden's words, "The first step towards change is awareness, the second is acceptance," resonate deeply with my teaching philosophy.

To facilitate this process effectively, I continuously educate myself on a spectrum of teaching methodologies, technological advancements, club fitting techniques, and draw from my personal playing experiences. This holistic approach allows me to seamlessly align with my students' unique tendencies, offering tailored guidance that suits their learning style and goals.

Recognizing that each student possesses a distinct learning pace and style, I prioritize patience and encouragement in my instruction. Together, we set achievable milestones, ensuring that every step forward is meaningful and progress is both noticeable and rewarding. With this personalized and supportive approach, I'm committed to guiding every student towards improving their game, regardless of their starting point.

I believe 70% of all mistakes made in the golf swing start with the set-up (Pre-Swing Fundamentals) -- Grip, Aim and Posture:

Grip

The position and pressure of the hands influence the position of the arms and shoulders at address and during the swing. Grip pressure, should always be the same. Different body types will require different hand positions on a grip; the grip should never be to open faced or closed faced.

Posture

Posture is the determining factor to how we move our body around our spine. A good posture will help produce the maximum amount of power a golfer can generate. Good posture means being in an athletic position (ready position), knees slightly bent, spine tilt from the waist and arms hanging straight down (relaxed).

You don’t have to be at a golf course to practice your Pre-Swing fundamentals. I make sure I always have a golf club at home and will grip it when I have time. Whenever I see a mirror, I stop and get in my golf set-up to make sure I am in the proper positions. Find ways to be creative to practice even when you’re not at the course and you will find yourself playing better golf before you know it.