Golf Lessons – Stonebridge Golf Club

Adult Golf Lessons

Group golf lessons are available for Adult golfers and are instructed by Stonebridge Golf Club PGA Class A Golf Professionals. We offer a variety of sessions that can be tailored to both beginners and advanced players. If your game needs a little bit more work, our instructional staff will be more than happy to assist you with private golf lessons. If you have children that are interested in learning the game of golf, take a look at our variety of child and young adult golf camps and clinics.

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Junior Golf Lessons

Stonebridge offers a variety of weekly golf clinics for Juniors as well as golf camps. All of our programming is led by PGA affiliated staff. Programming is also available for Adults.

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Important Golf Teachings

We all want our kids to develop into responsible adults. The game of golf has at its core a standard of behavior that lends itself to positive development. Personal skills such as: honesty, integrity, courtesy and respect are all present in golf, regardless of the level of competition. Golf teaches kids to use good judgment and be responsible for their actions. It also encourages the highest level of sportsmanship. Stonebridge Junior Golf Lessons and Junior Golf Clinics focus on these important lifelong skills. What other sport allows you to call a penalty on yourself with examples of this very thing being demonstrated on the biggest stages of the game?

Potential College Scholarships

In addition to the scholarships that colleges and universities offer directly to the accomplished golfers coming out of high school, there are numerous avenues to receive monies that can be used to help with cost of higher education. Equipment manufacturers, State Golf Associations, junior golf organizations and philanthropists who themselves benefited from the game, are all on the list of sources that offer anything from $250 for books to full-ride scholarships to the students school of choice. In many cases, skill level is not a determining factor for receiving an award: involvement in the game, good grades, community service, and employment at a golf facility can all be reasons for becoming a scholarship winner. It’s free money, so take advantage!

Family Time

When was the last time you played a game of tackle football with your son or field hockey with your daughter? Golf is a game that families can learn and play together. And because of the handicap system that was created to determine a golfer’s playing ability and potential, moms and dads can actually compete with their children even if they play from different tee boxes or at significantly different skill levels. And have a game that the whole family can play for years to come.

Social/Professional Development

Everyone knows how demanding the business world can be. It is no secret that some of the biggest deals have been conducted on the golf course. Imagine (or maybe you don’t have to) what it would be like as a non-golfer working in an office full of golfers. When the time comes for networking and building the relationships that lead to promotions and access to the best clients, you don’t want your child to be the one stuck back at the office shuffling papers around a desk. Impress just one client or boss with a skillful golf game or simply a high level of professionalism and conduct as it relates to the game, and your child may have just “punched a ticket” for future success in the industry.

Fitness and Exercise

It is estimated that 20 to 30% of children and adolescents in the U.S. are overweight. The physical and emotional issues that can result from childhood obesity are as staggering as the number itself. Twenty years ago, golf and fitness were rarely uttered in the same sentence, but thanks to a new generation of golf professionals, strength, conditioning and nutrition are a significant part of golf instructional programs. Would you rather have your kids playing video games or out getting some exercise? As schools continue to cut budgets and remove physical fitness, it is crucial that kids avoid becoming couch potatoes when they are not in school. Golf is a great low-impact way to develop the cardio activity, core stability; balance and focus that help reduce health concerns.

Private Golf Lessons

Stonebridge offers private golf lessons for both adults and juniors. Playing great golf requires much more than patience and practice. Perfecting your game involves constant critique and analysis of how you are using your strength, flexibility, and natural talent to improve your game.

Whether you are looking for private golf lessons to learn the game as a beginner, or you are a seasoned player, Stonebridge golf professionals bring the skills, knowledge, and patience necessary to get you started and fine-tune your game to shave those extra strokes.

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Our Instructors

Mike Areddy, PGA

Class A Golf Professional

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Mike Areddy has been a PGA Golf Professional since 1984 and has been teaching golf since 1979. He was named Michigan’s PGA Club Professional of the year in 2008, Assistant of the year in 1989 and was a Bill Strausbaugh award winner in 2010. Mike has taught golf to golfers of all levels from beginning players to the club champions, high school players and college level player.

Mike spent 29 years as the Head Golf Professional at Travis Pointe Country Club, 7 years as an Assistant Professional at Franklin Hills Country Club and 5 years as an Assistant Professional at Pine Lake Country Club.

Mike’s goal is to continue promoting the game and helping people become better golfers so they can enjoy the sport. He believes that if you are having fun, you will play more! To book a lesson email >> Mike Areddy

Rob Snyder

Teaching Professional

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Rob joined the Stonebridge Golf Club family in 2007, starting out as the face you would see as you entered the pro shop. He would go on to start our adult clinics and junior programs before working his way up to General Manager of the Club. He spent 10 years with us before taking a few years away to take care of his two young sons.

With nearly 15 years of experience, Rob believes there is a golf swing in all of us. He has taught individuals from beginner to scratch golfer, from ages 3 to 83. Rob looks forward to helping you work with the skills that you already possess to not only improve your game, but your enjoyment as well. To book private golf lessons email >> Rob Snyder

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Interested in improving your game?

Call 734-429-8383 or fill out the form below to request more information about our golf lessons and programs.