Lessons

Coaching built around impact.

The best players in the world do not swing the club the same way. They do create the impact that produces the ball flight they want. That is the standard for a lesson here.

FlightScope launch monitor ready on the turf

What a lesson includes

FlightScope Ball flight and club data, so a change is judged by the numbers rather than by how the swing looks.
Slow-motion video High-speed footage of the motion, kept so you can see what changed from one lesson to the next.
TPI screening Mobility, flexibility, range of motion, and strength, with exercises where the body is limiting the swing.
The rest of the game Short game, putting, strategy, and course management when they are the thing costing you shots.

How the hour goes

What you want the ball to do

A short conversation about the ball flight you have, the one you want, and how you play.

Measure it

A few swings on the monitor and on camera. Impact, launch, and spin come before any swing thought.

One change, tied to a number

You leave knowing what you are changing, why, and which number on the monitor should move.

Something to practise

Drills for between lessons. A 60-minute launch-monitor practice session is £50 if you want the bay without a full lesson.

Lesson prices

Players of every standard. Two or three people can share an hour.

£8550-minute one-to-one lesson
£9560-minute one-to-one lesson
£100Two people sharing 60 minutes
£110Three people sharing 60 minutes
£50Launch-monitor practice, 60 minutes