Irons 5 to PW
- Length
- + ½ inch
- Lie angle
- 2° upright
- Shaft
- steel, regular
- Weight
- 95 grams
- Grip
- midsize
- Head
- cavity back
Golfclub De Haar · Vleuten
Golf lessons and club fitting with Ronald Brunner, PGA A-professional at Golfclub De Haar.
Club fitting
Ronald only sells clubs through a fitting. He measures how you swing and works out which clubs suit it. Your set is then built to those measurements.
Irons 5 to PW
Ronald looks at your swing, your tempo, your body and what you want from your game.
You hit different heads and shafts until the numbers and the feel both add up.
Your set is built to your measurements and is ready for you within 1 to 3 weeks.
That’s why it takes a little longer. And that’s why they fit.
Ronald is also your teacher. He fits your clubs to the swing you have now, and to the swing you’re working towards together.
Lessons
Whether you’re holding a club for the first time or want to take a few shots off your handicap, it’s always Ronald with you on the range. He looks first at how you move and what you want to achieve, and only then at your technique.
Just you and Ronald. The quickest way to improve.
45 or 90 minutes, on the range or on the course.
With two to four others. Cheaper per person, and you learn from each other’s swings too.
Bring your own group, or join an existing one.
A series of lessons with one goal, such as your first handicap or a lower one.
5 or 10 lessons. You agree on the goal together beforehand.
Also with Ronald
Everything Ronald does, you can book here. Pick a time in his diary and Ronald will get in touch to confirm it.
A worn grip slips, and then you start squeezing harder without noticing. Drop your clubs off and they’ll get new grips.
Dropping them off takes a quarter of an hour, ready within ·· days.
A loose head or a broken shaft? Drop the club off and Ronald will see what it needs.
Dropping it off takes a quarter of an hour. You’ll hear the price once he’s seen the club.
A full season of guidance for you as a player: your head, your game plan, and Ronald with you on competition day.
You start with a 45-minute conversation.
About Ronald
Ronald started out as a tennis player and switched to golf at seventeen. In 2006 he became a golf professional. He earned his PGA A qualification and ran a golf academy in Beijing for years. Since 2021 he has been teaching at Golfclub De Haar.
He thinks the mental side matters at least as much as technique. That’s why every lesson starts with you: how you move, what you want to achieve and how much time you have for it. Then comes the swing, and last of all the equipment.
Most of his pupils come to him through someone who already had lessons with him.
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Pupils
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Yes. You don’t need to be able to do anything or bring anything, because you can borrow clubs. In the first lesson you get to know each other and hit your first balls. How your first lesson goes.
Yes, in one day. The course permit is the Dutch certificate you need before you’re allowed to play the course. You practise, play the course with him, and at the end you take your practical exam. What that day looks like.
No. If you do have them, bring them along. Then you can compare them directly with a new set.
No. Ronald only sells clubs after a fitting, so you never buy a set that doesn’t suit you.
At Golfclub De Haar in Vleuten, just outside Utrecht. You practise technique on the range and playing situations on the course.
Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish and Italian.
Prices will be on this page soon. Until then, email info@brunnergolf.nl and Ronald will send them to you.
Book time
Choose where you’d like to start. Your email goes straight to Ronald and you’ll get a reply from him personally.
One and a half to two hours together on the range, then a set made to measure.
Book a fittingPrivate, in a small group, or as a block of lessons with a goal.
Email about a lessonAbout your level, the prices, or which language you’d like your lessons in.
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