Individual lesson
an hour, from$75
- Full swing, short game or putting
- A written practice plan afterwards
- Range balls included

Individual lessons, playing lessons on the course and junior coaching for golfers of every level. Book a lesson online, and every session ends with a short written plan for what to practise next.
Coaching is one golfer to one coach, at the covered range bay or out on the course, and range balls come with it. Prices are per golfer.
an hour, from$75
nine holes, from$160
five lessons, from$330
Lessons are paid at the bay or by invoice once the booking is confirmed. Move or cancel up to 24 hours before at no charge; later cancellations are charged in full.
Most golfers arrive with one shot that costs them the most. The first lesson finds it, then the plan works outwards from there.
Grip, setup and balance first, then a swing you can repeat with every club from the driver down to the wedges.
Chips and pitches from tight lies and thick rough, with distance control drills you can take to any practice green.
Reading the green, starting the ball on line and judging pace, with simple routines that cut out three putts.
Splash shots from greenside sand and clean contact from fairway bunkers, practised until they stop feeling daunting.
Picking targets, clubs and safe misses, so your score finally reflects the shots you can already play.
Length, lie and grip size of the clubs you own checked against your swing, with honest advice before you buy anything new.

The range builds a swing; the course tests it with slopes, wind and a scorecard. In a playing lesson your coach walks nine holes beside you, noting how you pick targets, which club you reach for and what happens to your routine after a poor shot.
Playing lessons are booked at quiet times on public and member courses nearby, chosen to suit your level. The green fee goes straight to the course, while the coaching fee covers the round, the hole by hole notes and a short follow up call.

Junior groups meet on Saturday and Sunday mornings for ages 7 to 16, grouped by age and experience, with no more than six juniors per coach. Sessions use lighter clubs, softer balls and games that build skills long before scores matter.
A parent or guardian stays on site for juniors under 12 and signs every junior in and out. Coaches who work with juniors have passed the background checks required where we coach, and those rules vary by country.
Lessons happen at a covered bay, on the short game area and out on the course.






Ten years of slicing every drive, sorted by a grip change in the first lesson and a practice plan that actually fitted a busy week.
The playing lesson showed how many shots were lost to club choice rather than the swing itself. Scores came down within a month without a single swing change.
Our son started at nine with borrowed clubs and little patience. Two terms later he plays nine holes with his grandfather and keeps his own card.
Yes, and it is the best time to start. A first lesson covers grip, stance and a short swing with a lofted club, so the basics are sound before habits form. Clubs are lent for a beginner's first lessons.
Your own clubs if you have them, golf shoes or flat trainers, and clothing that suits the weather. Range balls are included, and a glove helps but is not essential.
Your swing is filmed from the front and from behind on a tablet at the bay. The coach compares the clips during the lesson and sends the key frames with your practice plan afterwards.
The range bays are covered, so lessons go ahead in light rain. Playing lessons move to another day in heavy rain, high wind or lightning, with no charge for the change.
No. Playing lessons suit anyone who can move the ball forward with most clubs. Courses set their own rules for visitors and handicap systems differ between countries, so the coach checks the course's rules when booking.
Lessons are paid at the bay or by invoice once the booking is confirmed, and green fees are paid to the course. Move or cancel up to 24 hours before at no charge; later cancellations are charged in full.
Pick the kind of lesson, a date and whether mornings or afternoons suit you. The coach answers within one working day, confirming that slot or offering the closest open slot that week.
The bay sits at the far end of the driving range, past the short game area. Calls are answered between lessons.
Coaching bay at the driving range on the edge of town, with playing lessons on nearby courses
| Tuesday to Friday | 08:00 to 19:00 |
| Saturday and Sunday | 07:00 to 16:00 |
| Monday | Closed |
Clinics for up to six friends or colleagues on chipping, putting or bunker play. Send the group size and a few possible dates, and the coach replies with a price.
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