Garrett McMillan Golf
5401 11th Ave & 222 University Park Dr. Regina, SK, Canada

It’s time to start planning to play the best golf of your life this summer. It’s a process. It takes time to make changes, but where do you start? 10 weeks to better golf sets you up with 2 practice sessions per week and a program to follow to help make the changes you need for your game. These practice sessions will be supervised every time so there’s always someone there to help with your development.... Sessions will be held Monday and Thursday at 5pm starting January 25th. You get: - 20 practice sessions In 10 weeks at First Tee Indoor Golf Centre. - 3 private lessons with Garrett McMillan (PGA of Canada Professional) - Practice schedule and program information - Private online coaching space so you can always go back and see what you’ve learned. Cost: $495/golfer Maximum of 6 golfers for this session. To register contact [email protected]

There’s never a bad time to work on your golf game. Indoor lessons in full swing at First Tee Indoor Golf Centre! #GMACGolf

Pre-lesson swings this morning at First Tee Indoor Golf Centre. Feelin the flow, doin the bull dance.

Do you ever try to change the height of your pitch shots? Do you usually hit it higher? Lower? Do you have a trajectory in mind when you hit these short 40-50 yard shots? This was from 45 yards. Which loft do you think it was based on the trajectory. #GMACGolf

Who’s ready to go FASTER!!! SuperSpeed Golf Training System has a great program that is proven to make gains in your speed! Use them the right way and you’ll make swing improvements as well!... Want to know how they can help your golf game? Get in touch!

Swing to the right to make the ball curve left! Here’s a great way to start drawing the golf ball. Impressed myself with this one! Got it in the middle of the face! TaylorMade Golf #SIM sounds unreal!

Hopefully lots of green!

Flying the ball all the way to the pin isn’t always the best shot to hit! If you’ve got lots of green to work with, get the ball on the ground so you can read the green like a putt and control your shot.