I once saw a teaching pro tell a guy to keep his head down for an hour while he topped every shot. There’s good and bad. Here’s more insight into the golf instruction world.

Appreciate the breakdown Paige. Where would you place Stan? Great caddy we know, but instructor?

Does handedness make a difference, I assume being a lefty you would want a lefty instructor if you can find one simply because they would see the course in the same way. Or do good instructors know how teach a lefty even if they are right-handed.

A good instructor should be able to teach both easily!

I kept my head down through the whole video

You more than anyone should know that you can defend yourself without devaluing others and their profession. Generalizations are never good. Also your facts about the PAT are wrong, 15 over rating, yardage are different for men and women. Every profession has good and bad

Making the PAT seem so much easier than it is. Firstly, yardage is between 6500-6800 for men. Secondly, it’s 36 holes in one day with both rounds being 6+ hours. Absolute grind

Paige, that was awesome. But what about the PGA Pro’s like myself where it wasn’t so easy, took 4 years of studying, internships, shadowing, and grinding? There are good pros and bad pros. Pro’s and Con’s as some may say lol

She's seems like a sweet person and is definitely a much better golfer than I ever was, but it always feels like I'm taking golf tips from a stripper 😆 🤣 😂 😹. Perception is reality.

“All you have to do is go through the PGA course” couldn’t be any more disrespectful if you tried.

I had a friend years ago who paid the "local pro" $75/hr to help with his swing. Afterwards I asked him what he told him and he said "He told me just to swing as hard as I could." So im definitely on Paiges side in this argument.