Miami, Florida (September 2, 2013) – Winning Ways Golf Development is using a full developmental approach to train people taking golf lessons in Miami. Unlike other instructors, they offer one-on-one sessions with actual touring professionals, thereby improving a student's game by leaps and bounds.

Apart from being famous for its beautiful beaches, five-star resorts, and vibrant nightlife, Miami is home to some of the best golf courses in the world. Because of these attractions, Winning Ways selected the city as one of the locations for holding their professional lessons.

Understanding that every individual's learning process is different, their lessons are conveniently divided into three segments. First is pre-round preparation, during which golfers are made to understand the whole concept of the sport, as well as their individual skill sets. This allows them to prepare both mentally and physically before every game.

Second, the student will then play 18 holes with the touring professional. By doing so, they stand to gain valuable exposure while receiving feedback from an experienced golfer in the process. This also gives them an idea on their progress and areas for improvement. Third and last is the post-round evaluation. Strengths and weaknesses are discussed in detail during this segment, giving students the opportunity to re-evaluate and improve their game.

As part of their extensive Miami golf lessons, Winning Ways also provides evening group sessions in Heron Bay in Coral Springs; Boca Dunes; and Palm Aire in Pompano. However, individual training with PGA Club Golf Professionals is ideal for more competitive learners.

To learn more about their services, visit www.WinningWaysGolf.com today.

About Winning Ways Golf Development

Since beginning their operations, Winning Ways Golf Development has become a respected instructor in the Fort Lauderdale area. Their goal is to help golfers of all skill levels reach their full potential. They are also active in charity events involving the Boca Junior League, American Cancer Society, and Anne Stork Center, among others.