Ritter Lott Golf

Excellent experience. He’s the best. Happy someone told me about him!

It’s truly heartening to provide a review for my son’s golf coach, who has not only imparted a comprehensive understanding of the game but has gone above and beyond in instilling invaluable life lessons. The coach’s commitment to teaching the ins and outs of golf demonstrates a profound knowledge and passion for the sport. What sets this coach apart is the unique emphasis on values that extend beyond the golf course. The influence on our son to be a faithful servant of God reflects a holistic approach to coaching, recognising the importance of character development alongside athletic skills. This integration of spiritual values has contribute significantly towards our son’s personal growth and moral compass. Moreover, his emphasis on living consciously is commendable. Teaching mindfulness and awareness adds another layer to the coaching experience, helping our son not only in golf but in navigating life with a thoughtful and intentional mindset. The encouragement to play a bigger role than oneself for humanity is a remarkable aspect of this coach’s approach. It goes beyond the individual pursuit of excellence in golf and encourages a sense of responsibility and contribution to the larger community. This broader perspective instilled by the coach is likely to shape your child into not just a skilled golfer but a compassionate and social aware individual. In summary, your child’s goldfish coach is not only imparting technical skills but is also playing a pivotal role in nurturing a well-rounded, morally conscious individual. This unique blend of sportsmanship, spiritual guidance, and social responsibility is a testament to the coach’s dedication to holistic development. Your child is not just learning to excel in golf but is also gaining life skills that will undoubtedly serve them well in their future endeavours.

Jason started his golf lessons with Ritter when he was 6. Ritter is very knowledgeable and tailors his lessons for students at different levels. He cares about his students. Unfortunately, we had to relocate when Jason was 10, but we are still keeping in touch on his progress.