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Business in golf

A lot of Atlanta business still happens between tee shots. The round goes better when you can play the hole and stay in the conversation.

The game is the setting. The relationship is the point.

Client golf, a charity outing, a company scramble, or a weekend with people you want to know better: the scorecard is rarely the reason you were invited. People remember whether you were comfortable out there.

Comfort comes from knowing what you are doing. Grip, aim, and setup. A swing you can repeat. Enough course sense that the first tee is not the whole story of the day.

What we work on

A swing you can trust in company.Clear priorities, so you are not collecting tips on the range before a client round.
Fundamentals that hold up under pressure.Grip, aim, and setup first, then the concepts that make the rest easier to find again.
Enough game to enjoy the day.Pace, etiquette, and a plan for the shots you will actually face, so the outing stays social.
A process you can practice.Short sessions you can keep between meetings, instead of a lesson you forget by Monday.

For a group or a company

A business outing does not have to be a scramble you hope goes well. We can teach a small group the same fundamentals, in the studio, before anyone has to perform on a course.

Tell us who is coming, what they already know, and what the day is for. We will say whether a clinic, a shared Swing Analysis, or a private lesson plan fits. Scheduled group programs are listed on the clinics page.

Start with one golfer

Most people begin with a Swing Analysis. We look at the swing, the ball flight, and the situations you actually play, then give you the first things worth working on. From there, private lessons and packages keep the work moving.

See lesson options and prices or lesson packages. Booking a lesson still asks you to create an account.

Planning a business round or outing?

Call or write and tell us the group and the date. If you are getting yourself ready first, book a Swing Analysis.