These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.


Driven by a lifelong passion for the game, I bring over 13 years of experience as a golf instructor and Pro to help you elevate your game. My unique approach blends technical expertise with personalized strategies. Together, we can achieve your golfing aspirations.
"Amazing coach. Really understands course management.


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Scottsdale is one of the country's premier golf destinations, and the 8 active coaches on TeachMe.To carry a 4.97 average rating across hundreds of lessons taught. The roster mixes a D1 college athlete, a 1-handicap player with 25 years on course, a former coach with a Master's-level academic background, and high-volume veterans with hundreds of five-star reviews. Lessons run $55 to $240 depending on coach experience, with most private 1-on-1 sessions sitting in the $90 to $145 range. Coaching activity concentrates at Orange Tree, Continental, Coronado, and Stonecreek, with Loft Golf Studios covering indoor simulator work.
golf coach with the most lessons taught in Scottsdale
Coach Rita has taught
164 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching golf lessons at
Coronado Golf Course and Lighted Driving Range
Average coach player rating
4.94
256 total ratings
and here are the coaches with top player ratings:
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|
| Group lessons | $45-$65 per person | Small group sessions of 3 to 6 students at Continental, Coronado, or Orange Tree. Lowest cost per session and a useful intro before booking private lessons. |
| Private beginner | $75-$115 per hour | Scottsdale entry point for 1-on-1 lessons. Coaches in this tier focus on first-time learners and breaking-100 students, teaching at Continental, Coronado, and Orange Tree. |
| Advanced private | $135-$185 per hour | Low-handicap and college-level competitive coaches teaching at Stonecreek and Orange Tree, plus indoor launch-monitor work at Loft Golf Studios. |
| Top-tier and tournament-prep | $200-$250 per hour | D1 athletes and long-tenured coaches focused on tournament-level players. Often paired with full playing lessons on resort-tier layouts plus detailed launch-monitor analysis sessions. |
Scottsdale's desert climate supports outdoor lessons close to 320 days a year, and even peak summer (June through August) supports productive pre-9am morning slots. The market depth is unusual: 8 active coaches, multiple resort-quality courses within a 15-minute drive of each other, and an indoor simulator venue (Loft Golf Studios) that covers the summer-afternoon and winter-evening gaps. The roster includes a former D1 athlete, a coach with both a golf-course-management associate degree and a Master's in Public Administration, and a 1-handicap player with 25-plus years of competitive experience. Several coaches teach across both Phoenix and Scottsdale, so students who travel between the two cities for work can keep the same coach. Most Scottsdale learners can find a coach within 10 minutes of home.
| Format | Participants | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private 1-on-1 | 1 student + 1 coach | $75-$250 | Fastest improvement. Default for beginners locking in fundamentals and competitive players working on tournament-level detail. |
| Pair / trio | 2-3 students + 1 coach | $50-$100 per person | Couples, parent-child, or friend pairings who want shared sessions with most of the personalized feedback intact. |
| Indoor simulator session | 1-2 students + 1 coach | $110-$190 | Summer afternoons or any session focused on launch-monitor swing-path data. Common at Loft Golf Studios. |
| Level | Frequency | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Weekly | 60 minutes | First 4 to 6 weeks at Continental or Coronado to lock in grip, stance, and a repeatable swing. Morning slots November through April are ideal. |
| Intermediate | Every 1-2 weeks | 60-90 minutes | Short game and approach work at Orange Tree or Stonecreek. Lighted range at Coronado supports evening sessions during summer. |
| Advanced / competitive | Every 2-4 weeks | 90-120 minutes | Playing lessons at Stonecreek and Orange Tree paired with indoor launch-monitor sessions at Loft Golf Studios for clubface-and-path data. |
Hand-picked coaches across different goals - browse the full list above to filter by venue, price, or availability.

Highest review volume across the Valley with 309 reviews at 4.96. Teaches in both Phoenix and Scottsdale, which is useful for students who split time between the two cities. Reviewers note jargon-free explanations and measurable improvement in short game and putting within a few lessons.

91 reviews highlighting an unusually warm, confidence-building teaching style. Strong fit for nervous first-timers, couples learning together, and anyone who has been intimidated by traditional country-club coaching environments. Reviewers regularly mention her patience and ability to make beginners feel at home.

4.98 rating across 87 reviews places him in the top tier of Scottsdale coaches by both volume and quality. A solid pick for intermediate students who want a consistent, repeatable coaching style without specific niche focus.

1-handicap playing background with 25 years of course experience and a 4.98 rating across 54 reviews. Strong fit for mid-handicap and single-digit handicap students who want a coach with a serious personal game and tournament-tier playing pedigree.

D1 college athlete with a perfect 5.0 rating. Strongest pick for competitive juniors, college-bound players, and adults working on tournament prep who want a coach who has played at a high competitive level themselves.

A resort-style 18-hole course in central Scottsdale with full practice facilities (driving range, short-game area, putting green). One of the more accessible resort venues in the city and a strong choice for both beginner playing lessons and intermediate course-management work.

An 18-hole course in north Scottsdale with a quality public-access reputation. Useful for intermediate and advanced students who want to practice on a layout that demands real course management, including elevation changes and strategically placed hazards.

A par-65 executive layout in south Scottsdale, ideal for beginner on-course transitions and short-game-focused playing lessons. The shorter routing keeps round times under 3 hours, which works well for after-work lessons and quick playing assessments with a coach.

Public 9-hole course with a lighted driving range, which is unusually useful for evening lessons during summer when daytime temperatures are extreme. The lighted range extends practical practice hours into the night, and the 9-hole layout supports short on-course lessons.

Indoor simulator venue in Scottsdale with launch-monitor bays. Essential for summer afternoon coaching when outdoor temperatures push past 110, and useful year-round for detailed swing-mechanic analysis (clubface, attack angle, swing path) that range work alone can't reliably capture.
"What fun! Having a lesson from Rita! She exudes passion for teaching. My wife never held a club before last May and wasn't sure why we were going 50 miles to a driving range. I'd kept the lesson a secret. I wanted an instructor who could ignite a passion for golf. Rita was per..."
"Rita made me feel comfortable and confident from the very first lesson. She has helped me develop a solid foundation in the basics of the swing and has also taught me important mental strategies for staying focused on the course. I have already noticed an improvement in my gam..."
"Nick is NOT a case of those who can't do, teach. He gives you a lot of useful, personalized swing information, and can keep building on your abilities or start you off from scratch. With tips, tricks, practice drills, Nick is your go to coach! Plus if you go on a playing lesso..."
Scottsdale has an unusual concentration of warm, confidence-building coaches who specialize in players intimidated by traditional country-club golf culture. The right coach here can take a complete beginner from never-held-a-club to enjoying nine holes within a small block of lessons.
What to look for: Reviews from spouses, partners, and first-time learners specifically. High patience-mentioned review count and a willingness to teach at beginner-friendly venues like Continental or Coronado.
Try Rita R.Scottsdale's depth of resort-quality courses and competitive-tier coaches makes it one of the best US markets for advanced students. Multiple coaches have D1 or 1-handicap playing backgrounds, which matters when the goal is tournament prep rather than casual improvement.
What to look for: D1 college athlete or low-handicap (sub-3) playing background, comfort teaching at Stonecreek or Orange Tree, and reviews from advanced students working on specific scoring goals.
Try Mike P.Several coaches teach across the broader Valley, including both Phoenix and Scottsdale venues. Useful for working professionals who split time between the two cities and want to keep the same coach for consistency.
What to look for: Multi-venue listings spanning both Phoenix and Scottsdale, high review volume (100-plus reviews indicates the coach has scaled), and willingness to teach at both indoor (Loft Golf Studios) and outdoor venues.
Try Robert M.Scottsdale's peak coaching window is November through April, when temperatures are perfect and snowbird demand pushes coach calendars full. Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead for weekend morning slots December through March. Summer (June through August) requires pre-9am outdoor sessions or indoor simulator work at Loft Golf Studios.
Where to find golf coaches and venues across Scottsdale.
Old Town Scottsdale is a walkable Scottsdale core with central club access. Easy course and range access make it easy to book a golf private club or a private session within a 10-15 minute drive.
Known as a high-end north Scottsdale with premier resort and club scene, North Scottsdale has compact tee-time schedule and driving-range coverage for golf students. Most local coaches travel to one of several practice facilitys in the area.
Known as a south-side residential area, South Scottsdale has short drive to multiple lesson options for golf students. Most local coaches travel to one of several practice facilitys in the area.
Known as a central Scottsdale master-planned with extensive amenities, McCormick Ranch has easy course and range access for golf students. Most local coaches travel to one of several public courses in the area.
Number of certified coaches in Scottsdale
18 certified coaches
Average length of time coaches in Scottsdale have been teaching for
22.65 years on average
How many coaches teach golf in Scottsdale
67 coaches
Average cost of a golf lesson in Scottsdale
$88 for weekly lessons