On-Course Playing Lessons

Overview
These lessons take place on the actual golf course, providing a real-world application of your skills. We’ll work on course management strategies, club selection, shot shaping, and on-the-spot problem-solving in a pressure-free environment. This is the perfect way to bridge the gap between the driving range and competitive play.
Who this is for
This lesson is ideal for golfers who have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of the game and are ready to translate their skills to the course. It’s perfect for players who want to improve their scoring, learn course management, and build confidence in their game under real playing conditions. A minimum handicap (specify if applicable, e.g., handicap of 20 or lower) might be required.
Key Takeaways

Participants will improve their course management skills, including club selection, shot strategy, and target selection.
They’ll learn how to play different types of shots based on course conditions and hazards.
They’ll gain valuable experience in reading greens in actual playing situations and improve their ability to manage pressure on the course.
They will develop a more strategic and efficient approach to each round of golf.

Prerequisites/Equipment
Participants should bring their own clubs, golf shoes, and appropriate golf attire. A working knowledge of basic golf etiquette is assumed. Participants should be comfortable playing a full round of golf (or at least 9 holes, depending on the lesson length). A current handicap (if applicable) may be requested.