A Day with Brad - Motivation / Simple Instruction / Trick Shots / Entertainment                        

For your tournament, fund raiser, or simply for your membership, Brad does clinics that last as long as you like..... typically 30 minutes to and hour, but can be tailored to fit your needs.  Brad has a unique blend of practical instruction that will not confuse a player just before a round, trick shots that most cannot do, and motivation that is sure to uplift and spread positive energy to all that attend.  Oh......and at least a few guaranteed laughs.  After the clinic, he will stay for the day and help with fund raising with a challenge the "one handed guy" for closest to the hole on a par three, challenge for the longest drive against "the one handed guy",  or any other creative idea you may have....

Videos of Cliniques are available on youtube at the PuzzleDuck Golf Channel and also on this site under video    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxrvUgMt9dU     http://www.youtube.com/user/PuzzleDuckGolf?feature=mhee#p/u/60/jLVXTA85hMo

$250 per hour + expenses

Or

$1,000 per day + expenses

Brad Clayton is a PGA Master Professional in Teaching with over 24 years of teaching experience {seventeen of which were full time}, a seasoned professional who has dedicated his life to improving his golf skills and those of his students.

Brad teaches golf in his home town of Oxford, Raleigh, and Burlington, North Carolina and Beaufort, South Carolina. He strives each day to improve himself as a teacher, through constant reading, writing, video viewing, swing analyzing, seminars, and peer interaction, realizing long ago that one can not ever know it all and there is always something new to learn. He takes the results his students achieve personally, feeling their highs and lows and has a genuine interest in their success.

Brads' unique approach to improving his students' golf scores is basic yet elegant. He uses a set of sequential one-hour weekly lessons to teach his students. Students are not overwhelmed with too much information. Practicing the skills is the student's responsibility. You learn that you get out of the instruction what you put into the practice.

In May of 2000, Brad lost his right hand in an accident. As a result, he has had to once again overcome the frustrations of the game of golf that most people experience regularly. He stresses the importance of patience and the mental side of the game and how a positive outlook can improve not only your golf game but your life.

Brad has been working on a book about his golf method for several years, due for publication in 2011.