• Initial complete game assessment including: Player goals, concepts on the game, frustrations, strengths and weaknesses.
• Four way physical assessment including: shoulder flexibility, hip rotation, core stability and injury awareness. This is to make sure any swing changes will not be physically restricted and to also place a duty of care on injury prevention.
• Video analysis:  A majority of golfers are visual learners, so to be able to see your swing and compare it to other models will really increase the learning curve.
• Drills and training aids: It is hard to straight away make a swing change so the coach will show you varies drills and training aids which will help make your life a lot easier. These take the frustration out of practice and help increase muscle memory.

Lesson summary: A printed out summary of the lesson will be provided that allows you to read over the most important parts of your lesson and keep them fresh in your mind.
Depending of the goals and objectives of the golfer different programs will be developed to help increase the progression of that player. These may include short game sessions, playing lessons, mental skill, physical conditioning and many more. If you are unsure of what may work for you speak to any of our PGA professionals and they will help develop a personalised training program which will kick start your game in the right direction.