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Impact first
Speed, club face, path, and impact point: all the information the ball needs for its journey.
Austin, Texas · UT Golf Club
Mitchell
Bozentka – PGA Golf Lessons in Austin, TX
PGA Golf Professional
Practical coaching and club fitting built around your ball flight.
Based at
UT Golf Club
Testimonials
What students say
Mitchell was an excellent teacher and created a great environment for learning, plus had wonderful technology and facilities to breakdown and understand the fundamentals. I had picked up a few tips informally over the years but asked him to start over from the beginning and we did just that. He had me focus on the right things at the right times.
Really wonderful experience with Mitch. I had multiple lessons, which led to a significant improvement in my game. I walked away with a much better understanding of the golf swing, how to self-coach on the course, and how to make my practice more meaningful when I am on my own.
Choose a lesson type and available time below.
If we have not worked together before, start with an hour so there is time to establish a baseline, diagnose the priority, and build a clear plan forward.
Open Cal.comAll sessions take place at the University of Texas Golf Club, 2200 University Club Dr, Austin, TX 78732.
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Measured, not guessed
TrackMan, video, and launch data to make improvements based on facts.
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Built for you
No model swings here. Personalized golf instruction that fits your game.
Teaching philosophy
We teach people, not golf.
Golf instruction begins and ends at impact. The ball doesn’t care what your swing looks like on camera. It only responds to ball-first contact off the turf, clubhead speed, face angle, club path, and impact point on the face. Everything else in the swing is either in service of changing one of those variables, or it’s noise.
Once we read the ball flight, the question is simple: where do we get the change from? Instead of forcing a textbook model, we find the highest-leverage, lowest-risk adjustment for your body and game, starting at address. The goal isn’t a swing overhaul. It’s clear cause and effect, a feel that holds up under pressure, and a taste of your next good shot.
I got my start in golf instruction at 12 years old, helping a local PGA Professional run his junior summer camps. That early hook eventually led me to Campbell University’s PGA Golf Management program, where I graduated in 2018 with a degree in Business Administration and my Class A PGA credentials.
Along the way, I spent my internships learning how different players and operations tick across the country, with stops at Lyman Orchards in Connecticut, Vail Golf Club in Colorado, Rock Hill Country Club in New York, and Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. Since then, I’ve been fortunate to study under three Golf Digest Top 50 Instructors and sharpen my eye for equipment alongside Golf Magazine Top 100 Club Fitters.
Today, I’m a PGA Assistant Golf Professional at The University of Texas Golf Club in Austin. When we step onto the lesson tee, we aren’t chasing a “perfect” swing. Perfection isn’t on the table, and there is no finish line in this game. That’s exactly what keeps golf interesting, and why my focus is helping you understand your game and find a path to lower scores.
Where I coach
University of Texas Golf Club
2200 University Club Dr, Austin, TX 78732
Coaching open to the public
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Lessons open to the public
Contact
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