Austin, Texas · UT Golf Club
Mitchell
Bozentka
PGA Golf Professional
Practical coaching and club fitting built around your ball flight.
Lessons open to the public
Based at
UT Golf Club
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Impact first
Speed, club face, path, and impact point: all the information the ball needs for its journey.
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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.
Coaching at UT Golf Club
Know what to work on next
We diagnose your ball flight, identify the priority, and build a plan you can use when you practice on your own.
- PGA Professional
- TrackMan, video, and ball-flight analysis
- Lessons open to the public
You leave knowing what we worked on and how to practice it.
Read a sample lesson recap
An excerpt from one lesson, shared with permission. These observations, results, and practice instructions are specific to that golfer and that session.
What we identified
We unpacked a lot of the mechanics that were causing heavy contact and toe strikes, and we found an immediate feel to produce compressed, powerful ball flights.
Your club path was tracking around 7° to the right.
What changed during the lesson
To neutralize the in-to-out path and eliminate the toe miss, your exaggerated feel is a cut shank—feeling like you are swinging left (cut) and striking it toward the heel (shank). In reality, this brought your path right down to ~0.8° and centered your strike on the sweet spot.
How to practice it
Use an alignment stick held alongside your grip extending past your lead side. Hit short 70-yard punch swings without letting the stick slap against your ribs on the follow-through. Start every range session with 10–15 swings using this drill to prime forward lean and body rotation.
Spend the bulk of your range time dialing in this feel with a pitching wedge or short irons before moving up into longer clubs.
Teaching philosophy
We teach people, not golf.
Golf instruction starts and ends at impact. The ball flies for four reasons: clubhead speed, face angle, path, and impact point.
What you want out of golf and what you can absorb today shape the lesson. The goal isn’t a swing overhaul. It’s a taste of the next good shot.
I graduated from Campbell University in 2018 with a degree in Business Administration and my PGA credentials. The PGM program sent me all over the country for internships: Lyman Orchards in Connecticut, Vail Golf Club in Colorado, Rock Hill Country Club in New York, and Pinehurst in North Carolina.
I was first introduced to golf instruction at 12, helping a local PGA pro run his junior summer camp. Since then I’ve studied under three Golf Digest Top 50 instructors and learned from Golf Magazine Top 100 Club Fitters.
Perfection isn’t on the table and there’s no finish line. That’s what keeps golf interesting, and why I’d love to help you figure out what works for your game.
| Duration | Adult | Junior |
|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | $75 | $60 |
| One hour | $150 | $100 |
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Open Google CalendarAll sessions take place at the University of Texas Golf Club, 2200 University Club Dr, Austin, TX 78732.
Where I coach
University of Texas Golf Club
2200 University Club Dr, Austin, TX 78732
Coaching open to the public
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