STEPHEN HUGHES
pga of canada professional

(Class “A” Head Golf professional)
514-242-7778

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I've been playing this game since I was 10 years old and have worked in the golf industry for over 30 years.

From humble beginnings washing clubs in the bag shops of country clubs to playing on Mini Tours across North America. I am currently a Class A member in good standing with the PGA of Canada, Top 25 Quebec PGA Professional 2 years in a row.

Summer months i’m the Director of Golf and Head Golf Professional at Mystic Pines Golf and Country Club.. The winter months I teach indoors at my NDG training facility. With launch monitor data captured by Flightscope and Trackman I will measure your swing, club head speed and ball flight characteristics, such as launch angle, spin rate, carry distance and dispersion, and confirm your individual shot patterns to set the foundation for a precise custom lesson package.

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ELIE KOFFMAN
PGA OF CANADA PROFESSIONAL

(CLASS “A” teaching PROFESSIONAL)
514-548-2488

Bitten at a later age than most, at the age of 15 I took up the game and never looked back. I enjoyed the game for many years thereafter as an amateur until turning pro officially in 2007. My first job as an assistant teaching pro was for one incredible year in Aruba only to return to Canada, get married, start a family and keep teaching.
I was formally trained under the instruction of Ted Frick CPGA (Carolina Professional Golf Association) in South Carolina over a 3 year period, and have since adapted many of my own natural teaching techniques. I have been undergoing personal training in club fitting and building under the personal certification of Don Irving from Artisan Golf. This also includes the use of the most sought after technology used on the PGA Tour today, the TrackMan.
I have always believed that everyone's swing is unique and should not be changed. They should only be guided and led to understand what needs to happen at impact in order to create what they are looking for. After that, the fine tuning is fun and should remain that way. The game of golf is a game that we all want to be better at. Like you, I too am always learning. I learn from teaching you. The more I help others, the better I get and the more I grow as a teacher and golfer.