Greg LaBelle gains from over 11 years of being an assistant to Butch Harmon in his golf schools and his work with all his tour players. He has had the fortunate experience of working with some great players himself along the way including the USA Ryder Cup Captain Corey Pavin and Tom Kite. Greg currently works with PGA TOUR players George McNeill, Scott Piercy, Greg Kraft and Marc Turnesa. He also works with young standout Jamie Lovemark who recently lost in a playoff at the FRYS.COM.  We look for more exciting news from Greg and his Students in 2010! You can reach Greg at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 702-324-7938.

Greg has been a teaching professional for more than 10 years and is originally from Texas. His current hourly rate is $175.

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Corey Pavin Records Lowest 9-hole Score in PGA Tour History Just Months After Starting With Greg Labelle

Excerpts From Southland Golfer Magazine article, 2008

... What also fostered improvement was the help of swing guru Butch Harmon, a relationship that led Pavin to Greg LaBelle, a Harmon associate, in 2006. A couple months after LaBelle and Pavin began working together, the 46-year-old Tour veteran put his new instructor’s teachings to work in record-breaking fashion. His 8-under-par 26 over the first nine holes of the 2006 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee remains the lowest nine-hole total ever tallied on the PGA Tour.

.. While LaBelle hasn’t transformed Pavin into a 300-yard hitter, he has made changes that have tuned his game to today’s equipment advances. “He’s worked really hard at getting his driver up in the air and working the ball right to left in competition,” says LaBelle. “He’s actually better at it now than he’s ever been. Adds LaBelle: “I think he’s one of the most amazing golfers on the planet. I’m not sure there are too many people better in terms of thinking their way around the course. He knows exactly how to use his game to get the best score.”
 

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