Beginner training plan
Your first lessonI like to keep the first lesson simple and fun. We’ll talk about your goals, any previous golf experience, and what you want to get out of the game. From there, we’ll cover the fundamentals—grip, setup, alignment and basic swing motion. My goal isn’t to overload you with information. I want you to leave understanding why the ball does what it does and with one or two simple things you can practice on your own.
Lesson 2-3Now we start building on the foundation from lesson one. We’ll continue developing your full swing while introducing putting, chipping and pitching. I want you learning how to actually play golf, not just how to hit golf balls. We’ll use simple drills and games to build confidence, consistency and an understanding of how different clubs and shots work.
Lesson 4-10This is where we start turning your fundamentals into a complete golf game. We’ll work through full swing, wedges, short game, putting and eventually the driver. As you progress, we’ll spend more time creating real golf situations and learning course management, club selection, basic rules and etiquette. Every golfer develops differently, so lessons will be built around what you need most rather than forcing everyone through the exact same swing model.
Lesson 11+At this point, the focus shifts toward becoming a golfer who can confidently play the game on their own. We’ll continue improving technique while spending more time on scoring, consistency and on-course decision making. We’ll identify your strengths and weaknesses, create practice plans and work toward whatever goals matter to you—whether that’s playing your first full round, breaking 100, lowering your handicap or simply enjoying golf more. My goal is to give you the tools to continue improving long after the lesson ends.
