
Charlie Beljan
Las Sendas Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Tour winner offering private, on-course, and online coaching
- Location
- Mesa, AZ
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Technology
- Not listed
Golf coaching specialty
Compare Phoenix-area short-game coaches for chipping, pitching, bunker play, club selection, and scoring decisions.
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The Short Game match comes from each coach's structured specialties. Prices shown are general profile starting prices, not a short game lesson quote.
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Las Sendas Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Tour winner offering private, on-course, and online coaching
Desert Forest Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Director of Instruction at Desert Forest Golf Club

Pinnacle Peak Country Club
Coaching focus PGA Coach at Pinnacle Peak Country Club
Sunland Village East Golf Club
Coaching focus Assistant Professional and instructor at Sunland Village East

Pops & Jr. Youth Golf Program at Dobson Ranch Golf Course
Coaching focus LPGA Professional, Three-Time Olympian and Online Golf Coach

Superstition Springs Golf Club
Coaching focus Golf academy instructor offering simulator, video, and on-course coaching

Camelback Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Director of Instruction | Total-Game and Golf-School Coach
Augusta Ranch Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Associate and Assistant Professional at Augusta Ranch

Sterling Grove Golf & Country Club
Coaching focus Class-A PGA Head Golf Professional at Sterling Grove

Augusta Ranch Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Operations Manager and coach at Augusta Ranch

Mountain Shadows Golf Club
Coaching focus PGA Head Golf Professional at Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale

Aguila Golf Course
Coaching focus Reid West Golf Academies instructor at Aguila Golf Course
Choosing your instruction
Short-game coaching should cover more than one perfect technique. A useful lesson connects strike and trajectory to club choice, lie, landing point, and the shot that gives you the largest margin for error.
Before you choose
A short-game lesson may cover contact, setup, club selection, trajectory, landing point, chipping, pitching, or bunker technique. The coach should prioritize the shots that matter most to your scoring.
That depends on the coach and session plan. If putting is a major goal, compare the dedicated putting specialty or ask the short-game coach how the available time will be divided.
Yes. Bunker play, varied lies, and longer pitches require different practice access than basic chips. Confirm that the short-game lesson location supports the shots you want to learn.
Bring the wedges and scoring clubs you normally carry, and note which lies or distances cause trouble. Ask the short-game coach whether you need to supply practice balls or follow any facility rules.
Start with fit, not guesswork