Corey Baehman Golf
Corey Baehman Golf is a golf instructor serving Tucson, AZ.
About Corey Baehman Golf
Corey Baehman Golf provides instruction for players in Tucson, with Corey Baehman teaching at Randolph and Silverbell Golf Courses. Baehman is a Class A PGA member who has been teaching golf since 1997 and has been a PGA member since 2005. His work centers on helping golfers improve through individualized coaching, practical feedback, and a combination of established teaching methods and modern technology.
The coaching program includes private lessons, group coaching, and TrackMan-based evaluations. Private lessons provide one-on-one instruction at Randolph or Silverbell, where Baehman combines video swing analysis and launch monitors with drills, tempo exercises, and mental game tips. Group sessions are designed for two to four players and blend TrackMan information with shared drills and friendly competition. The website identifies these sessions as a fit for corporate outings, couples, and groups of friends.
TrackMan is part of Baehman's evaluation process. A lesson can begin with a comprehensive assessment using the technology to examine ball flight and provide data for instruction. That information is then paired with personalized drills rather than treated as a substitute for communication or hands-on teaching. Baehman's stated approach is that improvement is supported by data and delivered with care, with each lesson shaped around the golfer's needs and the specific challenge in front of them.
Baehman's professional background includes serving as Head Professional at three different facilities. He has worked with tour professionals, top amateurs, nationally ranked juniors, and high-profile athletes. He has also taught and directed golf camps, customized individual coaching plans, and led instructional clinics for corporate groups and nonprofit organizations. The About page describes his teaching philosophy as an ongoing process of learning, applying swing knowledge and communication skills to each student rather than relying on a single fixed method.
Student comments on the site describe lessons that begin with basic mechanics and use conversational and visual tools to make the material easier to understand. Other students mention tangible results, follow-up lessons, and the patience to stay with a swing change through the process. One testimonial from a husband and wife notes Baehman's ability to encourage, challenge, and adapt his communication to different learning styles. For Tucson golfers interested in getting started, the available paths are private instruction, small-group coaching, or an initial TrackMan evaluation at Randolph or Silverbell Golf Courses.