INTRODUCTION INTO FUNDAMENTALS
- Grip
- Stance
- Weight Distribution
- Ball Position
- Basic Movements of the Swing
- Weight Transfer
- Extension
Designed specifically for beginning golfers, students will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of the game (grip, posture, alignment, ball position, etc.), as well as the full swing and short game. This four-lesson program also teaches you the basics of on-course management, including club selection and approach shot strategy.
INTRODUCTION INTO FULL SWING
- Backswing
- Wrist Hinge
- Creating Width
- What’s in the Bag
- Long Irons
- Fairway Woods
- Driver
INTRODUCTION INTO SHORT GAME
- Chipping
- Pitching
- Lob Shots
- Wedge Game
- Bunkers
- Putting
INTRODUCTION TO THE GOLF COURSE
- Review of Fundamentals, Full Swing and Short Game
- The Teeing Ground
- Club Selection
- Approach Shots
- Hazards
- Basic Rules and Etiquette
In this four-lesson program, students will review the fundamentals of the setup and swing and receive more comprehensive instruction on the short game and putting—including how to read greens better. Golfers will also learn how to drive the ball farther and more accurately off the tee, and will be introduced to some common trouble shots.
REVIEW OF FUNDAMENTALS AND SWING
- In Depth look at Grip, Aim and Setup
- Posture
- Backswing and Weight Transfer
- The Swing Path
- Ball Position
- Extension and Follow Through
COMPREHENSIVE SHORT GAME
- Club Selection for Chipping and Pitching
- Feel and Touch with a Wedge
- Introduce Different Lies
- Buried and Plugged Lies in Bunkers
- Club Selection For Bunkers
- In Depth Look at Putting
- Reading Greens
- Rules and Etiquette
IMPROVING DISTANCE
- Creating Width in Swing
- Body Rotation
- Club Selection
- Introduction into Trouble Shots
- Un-Even Lies
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT
- The Tee Shot
- Club Selection
- Avoiding Trouble
- Approach Shots
- Rules and Etiquette
This comprehensive program focuses more on the mental aspects of the game, including how to take your game from the range to the course, and how to score. Students will learn how to dial in their distances more efficiently with their short irons and wedges, and control the shape and trajectory of their approach shots.
REVIEW OF FUNDAMENTALS AND SWING
- Goals and Objectives of your Game
- Establishing Plan for Improvement
- Mental Approach to Golf
- “Working the Ball”
- Different Ball Flights
THE SCORING ZONE
- Defining Scoring Clubs
- Controlling Distances with Scoring Clubs
- Short Game Skills Assessment
- Lag Putting
- Refining Putting Stroke
- Practice Routine
TAKING YOUR RANGE SWING TO THE COURSE
- Defining and Establishing a Sound PRE-SHOT Routine
- Defining a Target
- Aggressive Play vs. Conservative Play
- Mental Approach to Playing
ON COURSE SKILLS ASSESMENT
- Club Selection and Target for Tee Shot
- Tracking Stats
- Helping You Establish a USGA Handicap
- Tournament Play
- Rules and Etiquette
Designed for the more advanced, single-digit handicapper, this program places a heavy emphasis on practice—i.e., developing sound practice routines and habits—and on-course instruction. Students will learn how to make mid-round adjustments and adopt a positive, winning approach to golf so that they can achieve their goals on the course.
REVIEW
- Swing Analysis
- Tracking your Rounds and Practice Habits
- Short Game Techniques
- Putting Techniques
MENTAL APPROACH
- Adapting a Winning Approach to Golf
- Mid Course Adjustments
- Practice Routines ( Before your Round and Afterwards )
- NO MORE 3 PUTTS
ON COURSE INSTRUCTION
- Club Selection on Par 3’s, 4’s and 5’s
- Going For it on a Par 5
- Lay-ups and Determining Favorite Yardages
ON COURSE INSTRUCTION
- On Course Skills Assessment
- “LET IT HAPPEN”
On Course Games:
- BEAT THE PRO
- CLOSEST TO PIN
- LONGEST DRIVE
- LONGEST PUTT