Private Golf Lessons and Classes from PGA Pro Andy Scott in Fort Myers, near Sanibel, Florida

2019, 2015, 2014 & 2010 PGA Teacher of the Year Southwest Florida Chapter
PGA Teacher of the Year 2012 South Florida Section
2018 Player Development Award Southwest Florida Chapter
Golf Digest Best Teacher in Your State 2013-2014

Andy Scott School of Golf
Welcomes Chase Marinell

ASSOG is proud to welcome former PGA Tour Canada and Kornferry Tour (previously Web.com Tour) player Chase Marinell to our instructional team!

Chase competed on the PGA Tour Canada and the Web.com Tour for five years. In his rookie season in 2015, he played in twelve (12) events and carded three Top-10 finishes, with his best finish coming at the Great Waterway Classic where he finished tied for second. Chase continued to light up the professional circuit at the end of 2015, shooting 8-under to finish seventh in the final stage of the Web.com Tour Qualifying School and earning his card for the 2016 season. Chase went on to play in nineteen (19) Web.com and Mackenzie Tour events in 2016, and six (6) events in 2017.

Chase will be teaching at Stoneybrook Golf Club in Estero, FL. You can book lessons with him on our online booking page.

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Stoneybrook Golf Course in Estero
Estero, Florida

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South Fort Myers near Sanibel
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2019 Bishop Verot Tournament Results

Celtic Invitational Results Bishop Verot Invitational Results Saint John Neumann Invitational Results Crutchfield Hawkins Invitational SFPGA High School Championship Boys Results Private 8 Championship 1A District 11 Boys Tournament 1A Region Boys Tournament 1A State...

Andy Scott Named 2019 Teacher of the Year

For the fourth time, the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Professional Golf Association has named Andy Scott Teacher of the Year. He was previously awarded this honor in 2015, 2014 and 2010. Of all his awards, Scott is most proud of the various teaching awards...

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ASSOG Student Competing in Augusta Drive Chip Putt Championship

As reported by nbc-2.com, Bishop Verot freshman and student at Andy Scott School of Golf, will head to Augusta to compete at the Drive Chip Putt Championship! We are super excited for and proud of her achievement!

Andy Scott, winner of 2018 Player Development Award, SW Chapter of South Florida PGA

The Southwest Chapter of the South Florida PGA named Director of Instruction Andy Scott as the 2018 Player Development Awardee. Scott is heavily involved in the coaching and instruction of students, particularly in high school and college prep. He developed and...

Weekly Junior Elite Golf School

Calling all junior golfers, join Director of Instruction Andy Scott on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Stoneybrook Golf Club to work on taking your game to the next level. $85.00 per participant Saturdays 9:00AM - 11:00AM 4:1 Student to Teacher Ratio Click here...

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Short Game Mentality

Short Game Mentality: When a player faces a shot that is too short to hit with a full swing and too far for a chip shot you are in the feel shot zone. This is the most awkward shot in golf because it requires so much touch and feel along with solid technique. Most...

Golf Balls

Golf Balls The Lesson Tee…… By Director of Instruction, Andy Scott School of Golf Do you use different golf balls during your round? Think back through your last several rounds of golf and see if you can remember what type of golf balls you used during your rounds....

Chipping

Chip Shot: The chip shot mirrors the putting stroke, a one lever stroke. One lever means the wrists are not involved in the motion on both sides of the swing. The only difference is how you set your body up at the address position. Set Up: Set feet very close together...

Productive practice

Are you being productive when you practice? Practice: Repeated performance or systematic exercise for the purpose of acquiring skill or proficiency. In order to improve our games through practice we must learn “how to practice”. Most people just go to the range and...

Arm and Hand Position

Arm and hand position at address: This fundamental is critical to a solid set up position. If you can remember to let the arms hang under your chest at address, you have taken the first step to a perfect arm and hand position. Most players don’t allow their arms to...

Shoulder Tilt

Do you have enough shoulder tilt? The proper fundamentals of shoulder tilt are a key component of a solid set up and swing. This is something that is grossly overlooked by amateurs today. Most amateurs at address position have their shoulders too level. This creates a...

Using Your Eyes

Using your eyes to your advantage! Your eyes are at work from the time you wake up to the moment you close them to go to sleep. We depend on sight more than any other of our senses to maneuver through the space around us. In a single glance, in a fraction of a second,...

Play to your strength

Maximizing your game to your fullest potential: When I watch amateur golfers on the golf course I see so many shots wasted due to poor judgment or trying to play a shot that is not realistic to ones skill level. Here are two simple ways to help you make good decisions...

Looking for more power and distance

First we have to look at what elements allow a player to hit the ball further. There are five things that influence power and distance: Club head speed: How fast the club head is moving thru impact Contact: How solid the ball is struck on the club face Tension: The...

Landing Areas

Do you use your eyes around the green when chipping or pitching to find a landing area? This is a very important part of developing a solid short game. Most players don’t have a landing area in mind causing much trouble with touch and feel around the greens. The big...

Uphill and downhill lies

Down hill lies and up hill lies. Here are the secrets to hitting great shots from these lies. Down Hill Lies: (Right Handed Players) -Set body and shoulders with the slope. This will place more weight to left foot. The tendency for most players is to lean into the...

Ball Position

Ball Position: This element of the game has become very complicated to many players due to all the beliefs and opinions out there. Golf is already a very difficult game, so there is no need to make it any more difficult than it needs to be. I learned a long time ago...

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Taking advantage of the teeing ground

Taking advantage of the teeing ground: The teeing ground is the unique area on the golf course which the player has a choice where to tee the ball and control the tee height. Let’s use this opportunity to our advantage. Teeing Ground: Rectangle area two club lengths...

Putting Tempo

How to lower your putting average Are you tired of those brain numbing three putts that drive you nuts on the golf course? To most players putting seems to be the easiest part of the game therefore there is really no need to practice this skill. In reality this is 30...

Greenside Bunkers

Greenside Bunker Play: The greenside bunker shot can be the most frustrating shot in golf if you are missing the critical fundamentals. I see many players cringe when they hit it into greenside bunkers because of their past failures such as hitting it way over the...

Decision Making Skills

Decision making skills around the green: One of the toughest things to deal with on the golf course is deciding when it would be wise to hit a chip or better to hit a pitch. Before we can become skilled with our decision making we must first know the difference...

Balance

How good is your balance Balance is one area we tend to overlook as we get older. Why does our balance seem to diminish as we get older? The simple answer is we don’t move around like we used to when we where younger. During the younger years of our life, we are much...

Putt like the tour Pros

Putt like the Tour Pros When I watch the Tour Players on the putting green, there is one universal trait they all have in common. They all have great control over where the ball ends up after they have struck the putt. This is called speed control. Speed is the most...

Tempo

We all have heard the word tempo in regards to golf. When I hear the word tempo I think of some of the great tempos on the tour like Fred Couples, Ernie Els, Steve Elkington, and Tom Purtzer. It almost looks as if they are swinging in slow motion it is so smooth. What...

Looking for more power and distance?

Looking for More Power and Distance? First we have to look at what elements allow a player to hit the ball further. There are five things that influence power and distance 1.Club head speed: How fast the club head is moving thru impact 2.Contact: How solid the ball is...

What to use from the Tee

What should you be using from the tee box for your drives? I know you are thinking the driver is the club everyone is supposed to use for from the tee box. The driver is the club of choice for most players but for many of us we struggle hitting the driver with any...

Posture

Posture: Posture is a term we are all very familiar with in our daily lives. Maintaining good posture allows the spine to hold the body up with the structure of the bones in the spine. When the shoulders slump or the spine curves from a standing or sitting position,...

Unusual Lies

Here are the secrets to hitting great shots when you have a ball below your feet or above your feet at address. Ball below feet: -Aim left of target to compensate for severity of slope. Remember the ball wants to follow the direction of the slope. -Place ball in the...

Fairway Bunker Shots

Fairway Bunker Shots: I see many players cringe when they see their ball fly into a fairway bunker. This can be one of the most frustrating shots in golf if you don’t know the secrets to hitting this shot. Here are the secrets to hitting successful fairway bunker...

Maximizing your game’s potential

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Andy@andyscottschoolofgolf.com
(239) 699-3985

Convenient Locations

Stoneybrook Golf Course

East of I-75 at Exit 123.

Kelly Greens Golf and Country Club

South Fort Myers, near Sanibel.