Join “the master of the modern short game” James Sieckmann at his only open registration golf school in the United States, for two full days of personalized instruction!
Next session: August 15 - 16, 2026
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Everything You Need To Master The Short Game
Now offering a series of online videos that teaches you how to hit your wedges like the best on the PGA Tour.
Your Short Game Solution
Matthew Tipper, European and Asian Tour Coach for James Sieckmann
Matthew Tipper, 2023 CPG John Jacobs Award Winner - European Coach of the Year will join James at the Shadow Ridge Golf Academy in Omaha for the 2025 season. Schedule your session with him now by emailing [email protected].
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James has instructed more than 125 PGA & LPGA tour pros.
He is a nine-time PGA Section Teacher Of The Year.
"Tour's hottest short-game guru" - Golf Magazine, July 2013
Your Putting Solution
A Tour-Proven Approach to Mastering the Greens
by James Sieckmann
Your Short Game Solution
Mastering the Finesse Game from 120 Yards and In
by James Sieckmann
Cool Under Pressure
How The World’s Best Golfers Win The Game Within
by Dr. R. K. Stutman, James Sieckmann
Video links: Putting Solution
Video links: Short Game Solution
Golf Tips
James Sieckmann Awarded 2018 PGA of America National Teacher of the Year
Corporate Golf Events & Lessons
Schedule Yours Today
To schedule a lesson, or create your Corporate Golf Event, call James directly at The Golf Academy at Shadow Ridge (402) 333-1100, via email at [email protected], or complete the form.
RECENT NEWS
“Down is dead.” - @jamessieckmann
The answer to the question ‘What are the biggest short game killers?’
When we get too attached to the outcome, we lose our vision, our focus, and the freedom and joy we are meant to feel.
Letting go of that attachment is one of the most liberating choices you can make because it gives you a mind that is present.
Wow am I tired of travel, first flight out - last fight back / getting home at 12:30 a.m. and then pretending it's all good. 32 years may be enough.
