Matt Schewe:
Your Next
Golf Coach
Matt Schewe, winner of the 2023 STPGA Teacher of the Year Award, is a Houston based golf instructor with over 30 years of teaching experience. He teaches an effortless golf swing that is repeatable and easy to learn. Find out more about what makes him uniquely qualified:
30 years of excellence
in every lesson
As a 30+ year member of the PGA and top five teacher in Southern Texas, Matt brings decades of experience to each and every lesson. Schedule one today!
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Testimonials
Took a few lessons with Matt and it was honestly a game changer! I shot my best round in 3 years right after, and easily the most enjoyable round I’ve played in a long time. I learned more in those couple sessions with Coach Matt than in all my past lessons combined. He just has a knack for explaining things in a way that actually makes sense and sticks. If you’re looking to level up your game, definitely check him out
- Ken
Thank you for the golf lessons. Your coaching is paying off for me. Today I went out to the driving range to practice. My focus was on keeping the swing the same as you have coached me. One of the other golfers said to me, nice sound and nice balls as he watched me hit. As you know, I played golf less than 5 times before I started lessons with you a few months ago. You are an amazing coach. I appreciate the tips, the patience and the laughter during my lessons. See you soon for my next lesson.
- Kevin
Thank you, Matt for spending time with me today. You are very knowledgeable of your craft and offer great visuals to help me get right. What I appreciate more about you along with your knowledge of the swing is your encouragement, gentleness, and enjoyment you get out of helping me and others. It really shows. I really enjoy your positive demeanor and making sure I don’t get frustrated or down on myself. Thank you. What’s the point of playing golf if we can’t enjoy it and have fun?? This is where I think you do a good job and your lesson is keeping it light and fun and positive. I know when I get mad or frustrated, my muscles get tense and my mentality goes to the negative. You can’t learn to develop with that much negativity and being tense. I think far too often we don’t tell people what we appreciate about them and just assume that they know. I think every one of us enjoys to hear what we may already know but it feels good to be reassured from someone else