Golfers of all skill levels will have an opportunity to sharpen their games this week as Green Hill Golf Course hosts its weekly afternoon golf clinics on Tuesday and Thursday.
This week’s clinics will be led by Naomi Nesenoff, PGA, the 2026 New England PGA Player Development Award winner. The New England PGA lists Nesenoff as this year’s recipient of the award, which recognizes contributions and achievements in player development.
Tuesday’s clinic will focus on the short game, with instruction on shots from 50 yards and closer. Thursday’s session will turn attention to swing consistency, helping golfers develop a more repeatable motion.
The clinics are open to golfers of all learning levels, with sign-ups available each week. New topics are introduced regularly, giving participants the opportunity to work on different areas of their game throughout the season.
Green Hill Golf Course is a City of Worcester municipal 18-hole course that also offers golf skill-training classes and a driving range.
For Nesenoff, who also runs She’s My Golf Pro, player development is a central part of her instruction. Her PGA profile notes that she works with golfers ranging from beginners learning the basics to players looking to improve specific areas such as short game, wedge play and full swing.
