Testimonials

“Golf for me was always something I wanted to
take to another level. After working with several other instructors, I didn’t
think that was possible. Cary has convinced me the next level is very reachable.
For as high tech and in-depth the lessons are, Cary translates with great ease
and precision how the swing should work. I have seen my handicap plummet and I
am extremely excited to see how low it can go. I would recommend Cary to any
golf skill level for sure.”
-Paul Abbott, Former Major League All-Star Baseball Player (Minnesota Twins,
Cleveland Indians, Seattle Mariners, Kansas City Royals, Tampa Bay Devil Rays,
and Philadelphia Phillies)
“I was a golf junkie. If I heard a pro was a
good teacher, I’d seek him out and take lessons. My quest to find a great
teacher finally ended with Cary Schoen. I regularly drive four to five hours to
take lessons with Cary because he knows more about the golf swing than anyone
I’ve ever met. I’m not exaggerating. I’ve been playing golf since I was ten
years old. I learned from John Schlee who came in 2nd in the first professional
tournament he ever played, the U.S. Open. In the years since I’ve been to many
of golf’s so called top 100 pros, none of them know as much as Cary and none can
communicate better. Plus, there’s a bonus…Cary lives and breathes golf and is
deeply committed to his students. He’s obsessed with making sure you understand
the game and you are working on the right things. If you study with Cary, you
don’t just get a few helpful tips or drills or a slickly produced video. You get
a guy determined to make you the best golfer you can be.”
-Tom Schulman, Oscar award winning Hollywood writer (Dead Poets Society, What
About Bob, Honey I Shrunk the Kids)
“To whom it may concern: I have spent 34 years
in professional baseball and have had the great pleasure of listening to,
working with, and learning from some of the best teachers in the history of the
game. Often I would wonder how they were able to understand the flaw in a
player’s body mechanics and then how to approach each player in a different way
and in the only way that player would understand. I think it is an innate
ability given to them at birth. Cary has that special ability. After working
with Cary and learning about my own body mechanics within my golf swing, I began
shooting scores I never dreamed of shooting. I broke 70 for the first time in my
life and did it 5 times in one month! I understand that improvement is an
ongoing process and for the first time in my golf life, when I run into problems
on the course, I have my own personal mechanical checklist I can refer to
enabling me to make adjustments and get my swing working again. Because of the
muscle memory I am developing physically in my body, the mental fear about
hitting certain shots is gone. Cary is by far the best teacher of body mechanics
within the golf swing that you could hope to find.”
-Steve Flores, Professional Baseball Scout (Texas Rangers)
“I found out about this guy who played at the
University of Michigan and was now teaching golf at the local academy. I heard
what he was doing was different than other golf professionals. I was intrigued.
Describing what Scott was doing as “a little different,” was a massive
understatement. I had taken golf lessons from a number of P.G.A Professionals
and was always subjected to the same old laundry list of random swing tips. I
would always do what my instructor told me but never knew why I was doing it.
Scott’s ability to explain what I’m supposed to be doing and its relationship to
the entirety of the motion is the reason I have drastically improved my golf
game. I went from regularly shooting in the high 80’s to regularly shooting in
the 70’s over the past two years of his instruction. I have never left a lesson
confused about what I’m trying to accomplish. Speaking as a teacher, I
immediately recognized that Scott has a tremendous passion for teaching. That,
coupled with his capacious knowledge of the golf swing, makes him an
exceptionally rare find.”
-Scott DeGregorio, Professor of Humanities (University of Michigan)
