I started to play this summer then had to stop for 4 months due to injury. I had one lesson at the time with a PGA pro to get me started but nothing serious. I play left handed (I write and do most things right handed).
As I cannot do a swing anymore and really want to learn seriously this time, I went back for my first lesson with the same guy who after several minutes asked me to try right handed. He told me that my swing/posture looks a lot more natural if I do it right handed and I should play right handed.
It feels extremely unnatural and I am not sure what to do. I could do nice straight swings (100 yards I know it is short but I am a woman and beginner) playing left handed 4 months ago. Shouldn't I give it more time and try to correct my posture and all bad habits left handed or follow his advice.
Could it be that the guy does not feel confortable teaching somebody who plays differently from him or does it makes no difference at all?
Apology if I do not make complete sense but English is not my first language
Thank you
As I cannot do a swing anymore and really want to learn seriously this time, I went back for my first lesson with the same guy who after several minutes asked me to try right handed. He told me that my swing/posture looks a lot more natural if I do it right handed and I should play right handed.
It feels extremely unnatural and I am not sure what to do. I could do nice straight swings (100 yards I know it is short but I am a woman and beginner) playing left handed 4 months ago. Shouldn't I give it more time and try to correct my posture and all bad habits left handed or follow his advice.
Could it be that the guy does not feel confortable teaching somebody who plays differently from him or does it makes no difference at all?
Apology if I do not make complete sense but English is not my first language
Thank you

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