NEW for 2016!
Lessons now available at the indoor lesson studio
Golf Lessons are now available at the Golf Tour Trailer Game Improvement Center. Lessons are given at the all-weather indoor studio where students experience a totally private learning environment. Beginner golfers enjoy the private setting and no longer fear "embarrassing themselves". The average and experienced golfers prefer the one-on-one training, free of distractions and the harsh summer sun. Golfers of all levels have the opportunity to observe their actual ball flight and then immediately view their swing on a large HD flatscreen t.v.
The Golf Tour Trailer Game Improvement Center is located on Route 29 in Northern Virginia, between Gainesville and Warrenton – 3 miles from Stonewall Golf Club.
The Golf Tour Trailer Game Improvement Center is located on Route 29 in Northern Virginia, between Gainesville and Warrenton – 3 miles from Stonewall Golf Club.
ABout golf lessons with BEn Hogan: Lesson Reviews and ratings
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My name is Ben Hogan and I provide PGA golf lessons to golfers in the Northern Virginia area. My passion for the game of golf drives me to compete professionally and share my knowledge through private lessons. Golf has been part of my life since I have been able to walk. I have been playing competitive golf since the age of nine and have collected a number of professional wins the last ten years. I played NCAA Division I golf for George Mason University and was a team captain. Always a student of the game, I've developed a proven style of teaching thats all my own and is driven by results. Although I took the more difficult road to become the teacher I am today, I've learned a great deal from other great instructors and players such as Ben Hogan, Kirk Lucas, Hank Haney, Butch Harmon, Jim Flick, Jonathan Byrd, Steve Marino, Brian Mazella, Quin and Jim Sullivan, Mike ....read more |
  Jim D.  920d ago Professional, patient and understanding. Ben corrected my problem within the hour we spent together. Highly recommend. See all reviews |
Ben Hogan Irons are BACK!
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Its true! The Ben Hogan Golf Equipment Company is revitalized with a new owner who shares my genuine passion for continuing Mr. Hogan's legacy. Stay up-to-date on the latest news and updates on the 2015 Ben Hogan irons. Find more information here
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Find info on the new Ben Hogan Golf Equipment Company. News about the new Hogan irons and hybrids release date in 2016.
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Hello Golf Season!
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Looking for consistency this season? Start with a personalized improvement plan that I will layout for you step-by-step. But its important to begin the process early before bad habits sneak back. Whether you're looking for a quick check-up or a more long term improvement plan - I’m eager to help turn around your 2016 season. For those who are playing well, this is a fantastic lesson opportunity to learn WHY you are swing well. Schedule your golf lesson here.
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Does your swing feel a little off? Your solution may be personalized instruction with a coach.
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How pga pros grip the club, how you should too
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One of the simplest and most effective ways to control your ball-flight is to adjust how you hold the club in your hands. Its well known that strong grip will help influence a shot to the left and a weak grip will influence the ball to the right (I will use a right handed golfer for the entirety of this article). What’s not well known is how to properly achieve these two grips.
Too often students tell me that they create a strong grip by putting the club more in the fingers of the left hand and just move their right hand a little more under the shaft. For a weak grip, they put the club more towards the palm of the left hand and move their hand hand more on top of the shaft. Both of these descriptions are wrong and result in ..... Read More |
Learn how to grip the club correctly and you will open the flood gates of improvement.
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SEARCHING FOR A "HOW TO" for A CONSISTENT GOLF SWING?
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Enjoy watching videos analysis's of Tour golf swings? Personally, I enjoy analyzing the weekend hacker...sorry golfer. Why? Because there is so much more swing to study and I'm often amazed how some are able to get the ball airborne without falling over in the process.
Sometimes I watch a students swing and find a genius in a particular aspect .... unfortunately there's also aspects of their swing that make me want to hand them a tennis racket (just kidding, a little golf humor) So here's a video analysis of a student who isn't on tour but has a fascinating approach to hitting a ball (and he's pretty damn good too). |
Learn how to swing consistently by understanding the golf club.
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Phone: (703) 298-0784
