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From a Teaching Pro’s Perspective

Better golf starts with better fundamentals

Instructor-tested guides on swing mechanics, short game strategy, equipment choices, and course management. Built by a teaching pro with over a decade on the lesson tee in coastal North Carolina.

Sir Lanserlot Golf covers 13 topics across the game, from swing fixes and putting drills to cart maintenance and course travel guides.

Jeffrey Patton
Meet the Instructor

Jeffrey Patton

Jeffrey is a PGA-level teaching professional with over a decade of experience on the lesson tee in coastal North Carolina. He holds a degree in Sports Management and has spent years as both a golf instructor and a club fitting consultant. He launched Sir Lanserlot Golf to share the same practical, no-nonsense advice he gives his students, now available to golfers everywhere.

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Straight Answers, No Mulligans

The questions we hear most on the lesson tee, answered honestly

Golf Courses & Travel A typical 18-hole course covers 3.5 to 6 miles depending on layout and how much you zigzag. Walking burns 1,400-2,000 calories per round and is a great low-impact workout for players. Read the full article →
Swing Mechanics & Shot Fixes A shank happens when the ball strikes the hosel instead of the clubface. Common causes include standing too close, an outside-in swing path, or weight shifting onto your toes during the downswing. Read the full article →
Golf Tips & Improvement Pulled shots typically result from an over-the-top swing path combined with a closed clubface at impact. Check your grip pressure, alignment, and ball position to diagnose the root cause. Read the full article →
Putting & Short Game The pitch shot bridges the gap between a full swing and a chip. Use a lofted wedge, keep your weight forward, and make a compact three-quarter swing with wrist hinge for consistent distance control. Read the full article →
Putting & Short Game Building a backyard mini golf course requires planning hole layouts, choosing turf material, adding obstacles and borders, and grading for proper drainage. We walk through the full DIY process step by step. Read the full article →