Lefties get golf's leftovers — flipped diagrams, backwards demos, and two demo clubs in the corner. Radar doesn't care which side you swing from, and neither do we.
Book a Lefty Lesson Or call/text (308) 370-9797Every left-handed golfer knows the routine: instructors demonstrating in mirror image and hoping, drills described in 'well, for you it's the opposite' translations, and equipment walls with forty right-handed drivers and a dusty lefty 7-iron. The quiet result is that most lefties are self-taught by necessity — and carry self-taught flaws nobody ever measured.
TrackMan levels it completely. Radar reads face, path, strike, and speed identically from either side, so a lefty lesson here runs on the same data precision as anyone's — no translation loss, no flipped guesswork, just your numbers and your fix.
Instruction built for your swing directly — the 2015 Nebraska State Champion coaches lefties regularly, not occasionally.
Callaway tour-fitter club fitting with proper left-handed options — the fitting experience righties take for granted.
Years of self-taught lefty adaptations get measured, and the ones costing you strokes get retired one at a time.
Lefty juniors especially benefit — starting measured means never accumulating the workaround years at all.
A lefty slice curves left, a lefty hook curves right, and every piece of golf advice you have ever read required mental translation before it could even be wrong. On radar, none of that matters: your face-to-path gap is a number, your fix is specific to it, and 'swing thoughts for right-handers' finally stops being a tax you pay.
All of it runs indoors, year-round, at Chronicle Golf in Grand Island — where the southpaw postponement of real coaching can officially end.
Regularly and natively — not as an occasional mirror-image improvisation. The radar reads lefty swings with identical precision, and the coaching is built for your side from the first swing.
Yes — Callaway tour-fitter fitting ($75/hour) with legitimate left-handed head and shaft options. Lefties who have only ever bought off-the-rack are the fitting bay's biggest single-session gainers.
Almost never — swing from your natural side. The old advice to switch was about equipment scarcity, not biomechanics, and measured coaching has made it obsolete.
Usually better than feared — self-taught lefties tend to have one or two structural workarounds, not ten. One measured session sorts the harmless quirks from the stroke-costing flaws.
We test it in minutes with junior clubs from both sides — natural side shows up fast in strike quality and comfort. Starting juniors on their true side is a gift that pays for decades.
Coaching, fitting, and radar that work natively from your side of the ball. Lefties have waited long enough — session one is guaranteed.
Book Left-Handed (308) 370-9797