Coach

If you've budget constraint, go for David Ng (ex-Snr SG Tour pro) who teaches in OCC ... He is good in the sense that he is practical oriented and yet he charges below $100 per hour for one-on-one session ... I am not his friend or related to him, just noticed the way he taught and I find him pragmatic oriented and he would not confuse you with alot of "theories" without substantiating them ... There is another older Pro in OCC there seemed like "pian chek" type to me ... Avoid him at all cost ...

Turbo wrote:

If you've budget constraint, go for David Ng (ex-Snr SG Tour pro) who teaches in OCC ... He is good in the sense that he is practical oriented and yet he charges below $100 per hour for one-on-one session ... I am not his friend or related to him, just noticed the way he taught and I find him pragmatic oriented and he would not confuse you with alot of "theories" without substantiating them ... There is another older Pro in OCC there seemed like "pian chek" type to me ... Avoid him at all cost ...

that "pian chek" is DC?

Anyone tried Tim Ressa at SICC? I heard his is good

David ng always have a constant stream of students. Beside him at occ is chia ren chiat. People who ranged at laguna range before it closed will remember ren. He is one of the top coaches there. 

There is another Indian coach who teaches at the members area. Well regarded as well. Think his name is balaji.

spunkfunk wrote:

Anyone tried Tim Ressa at SICC? I heard his is good

hi, if u take lesson from tim, i dont think you are allowed to enter SICC range unless u are member right?

not quite sure of the rules at SICC

Turbo wrote:

If you've budget constraint, go for David Ng (ex-Snr SG Tour pro) who teaches in OCC ... He is good in the sense that he is practical oriented and yet he charges below $100 per hour for one-on-one session ... I am not his friend or related to him, just noticed the way he taught and I find him pragmatic oriented and he would not confuse you with alot of "theories" without substantiating them ... There is another older Pro in OCC there seemed like "pian chek" type to me ... Avoid him at all cost ...

Haha..... I think I know who you'd referring to!

For those staying in the north, can give Johanis of SCC a go. 

A few of my frends who was coached by him, improved a lot within a short period. If I m not wrong, his charges is quite reasonable for 1-1 session and the balls at SCC is relatively cheap n it's free parking too.

Does SCC stand for Seletar Country Club or Sembawang?

spunkfunk wrote:

Does SCC stand for Seletar Country Club or Sembawang?

SCC should be Seletar, Sembawang I think it's SBGC

willytan wrote:

For those staying in the north, can give Johanis of SCC a go. 

A few of my frends who was coached by him, improved a lot within a short period. If I m not wrong, his charges is quite reasonable for 1-1 session and the balls at SCC is relatively cheap n it's free parking too.

Johanis is at sembawang country club. A fun guy.  My two boys were coached by him and he was able rekindle their interest.

spunkfunk wrote:

Does SCC stand for Seletar Country Club or Sembawang?

Sembawang country club.

Thanks for the clarification

danielleecm wrote:

spunkfunk wrote:

Anyone tried Tim Ressa at SICC? I heard his is good

hi, if u take lesson from tim, i dont think you are allowed to enter SICC range unless u are member right?

How does he charge? at the old course?

I think he is available on both courses. depending on which range is open. I believe he charges $900 for 8 lessons with trackman.

thanks buddy.

i reckon he takes non members as well right

I should think so. Not so sure but heard he is good

Tigercrab, let me know if you are still looking for a coach.. I have two in mind and my missus have benefitted from both.. Actually, from my perspective, I am pretty impressed with her swing.. Much more textbook and elegant than mine considering thAt she took up the sport only 4-5 months ago.... Took a snapshot while we were in ria bintan...

Nice swing!