On Course Playing Lesson 9 Holes
$300.00
An on course golf playing lesson, 9 holes, is an immersive learning experience where a student plays an actual round of golf under the guidance of a professional instructor. Unlike lessons on a driving range or putting green, this format allows for real-time coaching in the context of the game, covering all aspects from tee shots to putting.
Description
On Course Playing Lesson
An on course playing lesson, 9 holes, is an immersive learning experience where a student plays an actual round of golf under the guidance of a professional instructor. Unlike lessons on a driving range or putting green, this format allows for real-time coaching in the context of the game, covering all aspects from tee shots to putting.
Structure:
- Pre-Lesson Briefing: Before starting, your instructor will discuss your current skill level, goals for the lesson, and any specific areas you want to focus on. They will introduce you to strategies for managing the course, such as club selection and reading the course layout.
- Warm-Up: Plan on arriving before your tee time for a brief warm-up at the range or putting green to get a feel for your swing before tackling the course.
- Playing the Holes:
- Tee Shots: Guidance on club selection based on the hole’s length, wind, and your capabilities. The instructor will observe your swing, offering tips on alignment, ball position, and swing mechanics.
- Fairway Shots: Here, the focus could be on approach shots, chipping, and pitching. The instructor will teach you how to choose the right club, execute different types of shots (like high or low shots), and manage distances.
- Short Game: Around the greens, lessons might cover chipping techniques, bunker play, and pitch shots. The emphasis will be on understanding the lie, green reading, and shot selection.
- Putting: On each green, you’ll learn about reading greens, line and speed control, and putting techniques.Â
- Course Management: Throughout, the instructor will teach you how to think through each shot – when to be aggressive, when to play safe, understanding hazards, and managing your score.
- Post-Hole Discussions: After each hole, there could be a brief discussion on what went well, what could be improved, and strategies for similar situations in future rounds.
- Debriefing: At the end of the 9 holes, you’ll likely go over the round’s highlights, key learning points, and set actionable practice goals or areas to work on before your next session.
Benefits:
- Practical Application: You learn to apply techniques in real scenarios, which enhances retention and practical understanding.
- Mental Game: Playing under the guidance of a pro helps in managing the psychological aspects of golf like course strategy, pressure, and recovery from bad shots.
- Customized Feedback: Immediate, tailored feedback based on actual play rather than simulated scenarios.
This kind of lesson can significantly boost your confidence and golf IQ, providing a holistic learning experience that mirrors actual play.
