Chuck has always enjoyed helping golfers to develop better skills at the game, but feels the main focus of his teaching is to help people enjoy the activity and the time they invest in the game more. "Hitting the ball accounts for only a few minutes during a round of golf", said Klecatsky, "so I like to help people to look around, enjoy the setting in which they are playing, and remember that golf is a game and as such it should be fun!" Students of Klecatsky over the years have rediscovered that this game we play is supposed to be and is fun. Another delight to Chuck is developing better short games with his students. "I feel anyone can develop a good putting and chipping style and this can lead to more enjoyment of the game. A good short game allows you to not put so much pressure on you iron game, because you know even if you do not hit it right next to the pin you have the skills to get the ball up and down." Teaching with a variety of golf schools, as well as being a certified Troon instructor, a certified Mizuno clubfitter all have been influences that have shaped Klecatsky's teaching style and his love for the short game.

Brian started the Junior Golf Program at the Legacy and now has over 75 students participating. He is in charge of all the instruction programs from daily clinics, junior clinics, and individual lessons and would be happy to help you to diagnose and correct any problems you are having with your golf swing.. Brian manages all of the leagues at Cragun's and is the volunteer golf coach for Central Lakes College. The CLC men's team was the Junior College National Champions in 2005. Brian says that he learned early on in his golf career that the man who truly enjoys his chosen profession has a vacation every day of his life - he loves his job!