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Teaching Pro Mark Psensky
Mark has been a golf instructor for over 25 years. Mark has taught students of all ability levels, ranging from beginners, ladies, and juniors, to Division I college players. Formerly the Director of Instruction of The Diversey Golf Schools, Mark was a Teaching Professional for seven seasons in Mexico, and an Assistant Professional at the Golf Digest Schools for six seasons.
Mark also has a wide range of experience with golf club fitting and was a contributor to the revised 2nd edition of Golf for Dummies.
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Golfer Highlights
- 39 Years of golf experience
- PGA Golf Professional since 1991
- Advanced Professional Training School 1999
- Golf instructor since 1986
- Head Golf Coach, Loyola University (2001-2005)
- Head Golf Coach, Morton College (1991-1993)
- Competitor on Tour de las Americas
- Competitor on Grey Goose Gateway Tour
- Competitor in IPGA events
- BA Roosevelt University, golf scholarship recipient
- MBA DePaul University
- Two Hole in Ones
Pat has the knowledge to either build you a great golf swing or correct flaws within your swing. He has the personality and communication skills to translate his findings and incorporate them into your golf swing. He has taught thousands of individuals and groups of every level from absolute beginner to tour professional and has allowed these individuals to reach their goals. Learn to strike the ball long and straight with Pat Dorgan.
Pat has and continues to play a competitive game of golf. He has been a competitor on numerous golf tours and will be teeing it up again on tour later this year. Watch for him in both Illinois Section events and on international golf tours.
As a coach, elevated the quality of the Division I Loyola Ramblers golf team and took them to the top of the Horizon Conference. He recruited some talented players from around the nation and has assisted in taking their games to the championship level.
Pat's client list includes several celebrities, professional athletes, business people, doctors, teachers, young, old, men, women and even a few mascots
Please call 773-520-4653 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
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PGA Mike Harrigan Chicago Golf Lessons
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MIKE HARRIGAN - PGA PROFESSIONAL
Awards and Honors........
Golf Digest top 20 instructors from 2001-2005
Illinois Senior Player of the Year 2001, 2004
Illinois Sr Open Champion 2001, 2002, 2004
Illinois PGA Professional of the Year 1997
Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year 1995
Illinois PGA Player of the Year 1997
Qualified for..........
8 Western Opens
2004 Sr. PGA Championship
USGA Sr. Open Championship 1999, 2000
US Open at Southern Hills, Tulsa, OK - 1977
22 Radix Cup ( Top 10 Pros in the state)
Please call 847-650-9465 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
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Robert A. Black Golf Course
Among the Chicago Park District courses, has a 9 hole, par 33 layout. This beautiful course presents enough of a challengebut not to hard for the beginner. Robert A. Black is a great choice for all skill levels and is ideal for group outings and golf leagues and Chicago golf lessons.
9 hole regulation length course
Municipal golf course
Designed by Ken Killian, ASGCA/Richard P. Nugent, ASGCA
33 par, 2,339 yards
62.2 rating, 102 slope
Just Golf facility
Robert A. Black Golf Course located on Pratt and Ridge; parking lot is east of the clubhouse.
2045 W. Pratt Boulevard
Chicago, IL 60645
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Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course
Some say Sydney R. Marovitz is the most challenging of the Chicago Park District course. After teeing off on the first hole running parallel to Lake Michigan, you immediately realize that this 3,240 yard, par 36 course is a real treat.They also have Chicago golf lessons.
9 hole regulation length course
Municipal golf course
36 par, 3,240 yards
35.1 rating, 117 slope
Just Golf facility
Located at Addison and Lake Shore Drive.
3600 N. Recreation Drive (Lake Shore Drive)
Chicago, IL 60613
Chicago golf lessons.
