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Swing Analysis + reinforcementWe learn your goals and shot patterns, look at grip, aim, and setup, and name the priority that matters first. Reinforcement carries that work into the next visit.
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Your game. Your pace. Your process.
This is the path we recommend most often, not a required sequence. We may stay longer on a foundation, or move ahead when you're ready.
We learn your goals and shot patterns, look at grip, aim, and setup, and name the priority that matters first. Reinforcement carries that work into the next visit.
A private lesson introduces the next concept. Reinforcement checks what is holding. Practice between lessons makes the change yours.
A Process Lesson protects what is already working and develops the next piece in the same visit. Frequency and focus change with your game.
The GAS is what makes the swing go. Your grip, aim and alignment, and the way you set your body up is what sets you up for success or failure. Then we identify the one thing in your swing that needs your focus.
Meet the second member of your new golf team. This visit makes sure you understand the concepts behind the changes, how to monitor and practice your new goals, and how to reach them consistently.
Use our Perfect Practice web app to log practice, read your lesson notes, and view content that matches what you're learning.
Learn how to warm up, understand the different sections of your swing, and find the next step in long-term growth. Same bay and instructor as your Swing Analysis.
Dive deeper into the warm-up and how it relates to your short game and full swing. Use that routine as a practice tool, especially for the main thing from the private lesson. Learn the drills and feedback tools that help you recognize success and failure.
This is where we recommend most clients move to Process Lessons. They come in 40, 60, or 80 minutes. The first half is a reinforcement lesson: GAS in a good spot, a real warm-up, and contact where it should be. The second half is a private lesson, finding the next step and getting as many reps as possible. They are efficient enough to be our most popular lesson by far.
Log practices, view trends, revisit lesson overviews, get reminded of what to practice, and watch videos on how to practice it.
Some golfers prefer one instructor. Others alternate between instructors. Some need more reinforcement, and some are ready to move on sooner. When more than one instructor is involved, they share the same priorities.
Between lessons, Perfect Practice keeps the content and the next piece of work easy to find. Meet Swing Pros or see what happens in a Swing Analysis.
Start with a Swing Analysis.
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