Improve Your Golf Game at Play-a-Round Golf
Any Golfer Can Improve Their Game...
Any golfer, regardless of their proficiency level, can learn to golf and enjoy the game more with the help of a coach’s feedback and instruction. We strive to attract all levels of golfers to our store in order to serve our customers better.
Never worry about your learning style — we’ve got you covered. For year-round golf instruction, don’t look any further.
Never worry about your learning style — we’ve got you covered. For year-round golf instruction, don’t look any further.
One-on-One Lessons by Play-a-Round Golf
Adults Lessons & Classes
Through the use of high-speed video analysis from our aboutGolf® simulators, improvement can be sped-up. Lasting results can be achieved by consistent practice conditions regardless of weather. Lessons, round stats, swings, and shot data can be stored on a personal web page to help you track your progress.
Juniors Lessons & Classes
Our lessons are built on the premise that our junior golfers will have an absolute blast and enjoy the successes of playing golf, while also learning worthwhile skills and techniques of the game. Junior golfers will benefit from being able to review video and shot data from our state-of-the-art simulators.
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Get into golf with our Operation 36 Golf programming!
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Learning to play golf can be an overwhelming and frustrating experience if you don’t have a clear plan. Operation 36 provides beginners with the most effective developmental programs and technology to learn to play golf. Become a skilled golfer by following a motivating roadmap to shooting Par (36) or better for 9 holes!
Who is it for?
Juniors & Parents
Boys and Girls (Ages 6 and up)
Adults
Ladies | Men
| Seniors | Veterans
How it works
Play 9 Holes With Op 36
Learn to play golf or develop your
skills even further using the
Operation 36 on-course divisions.
Designed to allow you to work on
the skills needed to pass each
division.
Learn & Develop Skills
Attend our weekly fun and engaging
classes with our supportive
professional staff. Each week we will
work on a new skill that will help
you pass your on-course divisions
and become a life-long golfer!
Train & Track Your Progress
Every participant and family gets
access to the Op 36 Golf app. This
will allow you to log when you play
and train, stay connected with our
staff, and become a part of our
community.
Malvern, PA & Ardmore, PA Beginner Golf Lessons For Adults, Children, and Seniors
Our qualified instructors use teaching technology to help students understand more specifics about what could be fixed. As they advance through the course, students can improve their skills
on our cutting-edge indoor simulators utilizing real golf equipment on real courses. This combination of teaching will guarantee a good grasp of the rules and rhythm of the sport. You’ll have
your first win in just a couple of hours.
Stay Ahead Of The Learning Curve With Our Coaches
Brian Mullin
Director of Golf Instruction in Ardmore PA and Malvern PA
Brian is a passionate Golf Professional with over 10 years of teaching experience. Over that time, Brian has taught many different skill levels and age groups how to play better, and have more fun while doing it.
Brian’s swing philosophy focuses on the student’s needs and experience and molds a swing and program to benefit them. That philosophy began to take shape at the Golf Academy of America (Phoenix, AZ). There Brian was instructed by 5 PGA members, including 2 PGA Master Professionals Pete Huber, a Golf Digest Best Teacher in America, and Tim Eberlein, 3 time Southwest PGA Section Horton Smith Award winner, and 3 Quarter Century PGA Members. There he learned not only the principles of the golf swing but how to teach and grow this great game. In addition, Brian interned under John Stahlschmidt at TPC Scottsdale’s PGA Tour Academy for a year. After school, Brian moved back east, ending up at Chesapeake Bay Golf Club in Rising Sun, MD learning more about the business and swing from Andy Barbin, the 2010 PGA National President’s Plaque award winner and Finalist for National PGA Golf Professional of the year in 2011.
Brian enjoys explaining the mechanics of the golf swing, as well as the values of the game. He is certified with PGA.Coach and U.S Kids Golf, and is a member of the Skilled Coaching Alliance for Coaching and Motor Learning Programs. Currently, Brian holds advanced certifications from SuperSpeed Golf and Swing Catalyst while also being certified with the Positive Coaching Alliance, Smart2 Move, and EyeLine Golf.
He has taught 1,000’s of golfers of all ages, including four years as the Head Golf Coach for the North East High School team, where several golfers went to the state tournament during his tenure. He also was Head Golf Coach at Cecil College, where his team competed in the NJCAA for three years.
Brian has had the opportunity to volunteer at several events and organizations, including caddying for the LPGA, working the famed 16th hole at Scottsdale and member of the Philadelphia PGA PAO Committee for Junior Golf, Finance and Charity. Brian looks forward to helping you learn to play or learn to play better. Give him a call to get started today.
Brian’s swing philosophy focuses on the student’s needs and experience and molds a swing and program to benefit them. That philosophy began to take shape at the Golf Academy of America (Phoenix, AZ). There Brian was instructed by 5 PGA members, including 2 PGA Master Professionals Pete Huber, a Golf Digest Best Teacher in America, and Tim Eberlein, 3 time Southwest PGA Section Horton Smith Award winner, and 3 Quarter Century PGA Members. There he learned not only the principles of the golf swing but how to teach and grow this great game. In addition, Brian interned under John Stahlschmidt at TPC Scottsdale’s PGA Tour Academy for a year. After school, Brian moved back east, ending up at Chesapeake Bay Golf Club in Rising Sun, MD learning more about the business and swing from Andy Barbin, the 2010 PGA National President’s Plaque award winner and Finalist for National PGA Golf Professional of the year in 2011.
Brian enjoys explaining the mechanics of the golf swing, as well as the values of the game. He is certified with PGA.Coach and U.S Kids Golf, and is a member of the Skilled Coaching Alliance for Coaching and Motor Learning Programs. Currently, Brian holds advanced certifications from SuperSpeed Golf and Swing Catalyst while also being certified with the Positive Coaching Alliance, Smart2 Move, and EyeLine Golf.
He has taught 1,000’s of golfers of all ages, including four years as the Head Golf Coach for the North East High School team, where several golfers went to the state tournament during his tenure. He also was Head Golf Coach at Cecil College, where his team competed in the NJCAA for three years.
Brian has had the opportunity to volunteer at several events and organizations, including caddying for the LPGA, working the famed 16th hole at Scottsdale and member of the Philadelphia PGA PAO Committee for Junior Golf, Finance and Charity. Brian looks forward to helping you learn to play or learn to play better. Give him a call to get started today.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Play-a-Round Golf - Ardmore
Your best bet for learning golfing as an adult is to take golf lessons. A professional coach can help you work on your golf swing and help you maintain focus. Moreover, they’ll also guide you on
the best golf equipment to purchase. Check out Play-A-Round Golf Camp Malvern, the premium indoor golf arena in the region.
Playing lessons are a great way to improve your golf game. During a playing lesson, our instructors focus on a mental approach to the game, pre-shot routine, shot selection, club selection, reading greens, uneven lies, and trouble shots.
Yes! At Play A Round Golf, we offer golf lessons Malvern PA to different age groups. Our teachers are adept at helping you build a foundation that’ll not only develop your confidence but will
guarantee success in the golf course.
Learning golf can be challenging, especially for those who haven’t played other sports. However, if you have prior experience in other sports, golf can be a more accessible sport to master. It takes time and resources to improve at golf, as well as a great coach.
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