The first lesson is all about getting comfortable. Weβll go over the basics of grip, posture, alignment, and making solid contact with the ball. I like to keep things simple and fun while getting a feel for your natural swing and athletic ability. My goal is to help you leave the first lesson hitting better shots and feeling excited to practice.
By lessons two and three, weβll start building consistency. Weβll reinforce the fundamentals, work on ball striking, and introduce different clubs and basic short game skills. Youβll begin to understand why the ball does what it does and develop drills you can use on your own between lessons.
These lessons are where things really start coming together. Weβll continue improving your swing mechanics, develop your short game, and work on course-ready skills like chipping, pitching, and putting. Youβll gain confidence, learn how to practice effectively, and start seeing more consistent results on the course.
At this stage, the focus shifts to helping you play better golf rather than just swing better. Weβll work on course management, shot selection, troubleshooting common mistakes, and refining the areas that will lower your scores the fastest. Every golfer progresses differently, so lessons become more personalized based on your goals and strengths.
The first lesson is focused on evaluation and goal setting. Weβll analyze your swing, ball flight patterns, short game, and overall performance to identify whatβs holding you back. Whether youβre trying to lower your handicap, gain distance, improve consistency, or prepare for competition, weβll create a clear plan tailored to your goals.
Once weβve identified the key areas for improvement, weβll start making targeted changes and building drills around them. Weβll use ball flight feedback, course situations, and performance data to help you understand not just what to change, but why. These lessons establish the foundation for long-term improvement.
During this phase, weβll refine swing mechanics, improve scoring skills, and develop greater consistency under pressure. Weβll focus on areas such as distance control, shot shaping, wedge play, putting, and course management. The goal is to turn technical improvements into lower scores and more confidence on the course.
As your game develops, lessons become highly personalized and performance-driven. Weβll continue fine-tuning your swing, addressing weaknesses as they arise, and focusing on scoring opportunities. Whether youβre chasing a scratch handicap, tournament success, or simply more consistent golf, weβll adapt the coaching plan to keep you progressing.