Aaron Purviance
Desert Forest Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Director of Instruction at Desert Forest Golf Club
- Location
- Carefree, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Video analysis
Golf coaching specialty
Putting Golf Coaches in the Phoenix Area
Find Phoenix-area putting coaches for start-line control, speed, green reading, setup, and repeatable practice.
Organic results · Subscription plan does not affect this list
Popular filters
Current directory results
Putting coaches in the Phoenix area
Showing 12 of 184 matching profiles.
The Putting match comes from each coach's structured specialties. Prices shown are general profile starting prices, not a putting lesson quote.
Sponsored option
PGA of America Member
Adam Hanson
Sunland Village East Golf Club
Coaching focus Assistant Professional and instructor at Sunland Village East
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Alena Sharp
Pops & Jr. Youth Golf Program at Dobson Ranch Golf Course
Coaching focus LPGA Professional, Three-Time Olympian and Online Golf Coach
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Allan Desruisseaux
Augusta Ranch Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Associate and Assistant Professional at Augusta Ranch
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Andrew Burnheimer
Sterling Grove Golf & Country Club
Coaching focus Class-A PGA Head Golf Professional at Sterling Grove
- Location
- Surprise, AZ
- Environment
- Hybrid
- Technology
- Not listed
Andrew Welk
Talking Stick Golf Club
Coaching focus Technology-supported golf coach at Talking Stick
- Location
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Environment
- Hybrid
- Technology
- TrackMan
Andrew Workman
Augusta Ranch Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Operations Manager and coach at Augusta Ranch
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Andy Osburn
Mountain Shadows Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Head Golf Professional at Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale
- Location
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Annie Brown
Aguila Golf Course
Coaching focus Reid West Golf Academies instructor at Aguila Golf Course
- Location
- Phoenix, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Anthony DePersia
Verrado Golf Club - Founder's Course
Coaching focus Verrado golf instructor and junior-program leader
- Location
- Buckeye, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Antoine M. Dumas
Arizona Traditions Golf Club
Coaching focus Arizona Traditions golf instructor for adults and juniors
- Location
- Surprise, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Antonio Caruso
GOLFTEC Biltmore
Coaching focus GOLFTEC Biltmore coach and master club fitter
- Location
- Phoenix, AZ
- Environment
- Indoor
- Technology
- Video analysis
Choosing your instruction
Choose a Putting Lesson Around Your Miss
Putting improvement is easier to measure when the lesson begins with a specific pattern: missed start lines, poor pace, uncertain reads, or inconsistent contact. Choose a coach and setting that can evaluate the issue you actually face.
- Start line
- Distance control
- Green reading
Identify whether direction, speed, contact, or green reading costs you the most strokes
Ask how the coach will measure progress and build a practice routine
Confirm whether the lesson uses a real green, an indoor surface, video, or putting-analysis technology
Before you choose
Putting golf lesson questions
What skills can a putting coach evaluate?
A putting coach may evaluate setup, aim, face control, start line, strike, pace, and green reading. Tell the coach which miss appears most often so the putting lesson stays focused.
Can a putting lesson take place indoors?
Yes, if the coach offers an appropriate indoor putting surface, but indoor and outdoor sessions provide different information. Check the putting coach's listed environment and ask where your lesson will happen.
Do I need putting-analysis technology to improve?
No. Technology can quantify motion and impact, but it is useful only when the putting coach connects the measurements to a clear change and practice task you understand.
What should I bring to a putting lesson?
Bring the putter and golf ball you normally use unless the putting coach says otherwise. It also helps to describe common miss directions, distance-control problems, and situations that feel uncomfortable on the course.
Start with fit, not guesswork