Scott Seifferlein, PGA-Certified Professional Instructor

Do you find yourself struggling with the same inconsistent swing year after year? Are you prone to hooks and the occasional worm-burner? If so, get your game together with today's feature: $5 for a 60-minute group lesson with Scott Seifferlein of GrandRapidsGolfLesson.com at The Highlands Golf Academy in Grand Rapids.

Scott Seifferlein, PGA Director of Instruction of GrandRapidsGolfLessons.com at The Highlands Golf Academy has been in the golf business for 17 years. He has worked in several of the top national golf markets, including South Carolina, New York, Florida and Michigan and was even featured in Donald Trump’s book, "The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received." This is not by accident; rather, it is due to his simple commitment to helping others play better golf. Scott teaches each student differently based on their personal goals, physical limitations and state-of-mind, with a major emphasis on swinging the club with less effort.

Your 60-minute group lesson includes range balls and is available by appointment on Tuesdays from 6PM-7PM through September 28, 2010. You don't have to rush to use your Voucher before the end of the season because it will not expire for one full year. In other words, you'll also be able to redeem it Tuesdays or Wednesdays between April 13, 2011 and June 23, 2011 or Tuesdays between June 29, 2011 and August 30, 2011. These group lessons do not account for proficiency and all skill levels are welcome. During the group lesson, Scott also will work with you individually on issues specific to your game. You'll learn about important fundamentals, such as perfecting a powerful set-up position to add an extra 9 yards, the magic of the Tour impact position, leverage positions that will knock the cover off the ball, pivot secrets, and, of course, how to understand your golf magazine articles.

After Scott helps you in the group setting you can learn more about how he and his high-speed video software with 3D wireless technology can help you analyze your swing in a private lesson. It can be a matter of pride to ask for help with your golf swing and it's good to get to know your coach, so this is the perfect opportunity to do just that.