Every Program. Summarized Easily.
What it costs, what it includes, and how it can help your game — printed in full,reviewed each month, changed here first.
Every lesson begins with a conversation. We'll discuss your current challenges, your goals, and what you would like to improve.
You'll then warm up and hit a few shots while I record your swing from both face-on and down-the-line. Together, we'll review the videos on my iPad so I can clearly explain what is happening, why it is happening, and what we need to improve.
From there, I'll guide you through personalized drills designed to create better movement and more consistent results. Throughout the lesson, you'll have plenty of opportunities to ask questions and better understand your own swing.
We'll also build a clear practice structure so you know exactly what to work on between lessons. Before finishing, we'll recap everything we covered and outline the next steps in your development.
After Your Lesson
- —A before-and-after swing video
- —A recap of the changes we made
- —Personalized drills and practice guidance
- —Clear instructions on how to move forward
Every lesson has a purpose, a structure, and a plan — so you leave understanding not only what to practice, but why.
These group lessons are about more than improving your golf game. They provide a welcoming, relaxed environment where golfers can learn, meet new people, and become part of a growing golf community.
My goal is to make quality coaching accessible, share helpful tips, and help more people enjoy the game.
How Each Class Works
We begin together in a circle with movement exercises and general golf drills. Each week, we reinforce the essential fundamentals — including grip, posture, setup, balance, rotation, and how the body should move throughout the swing.
After the group warm-up, we move into skill-based practice. Depending on the number of participants, we may divide into smaller groups and rotate through different stations, such as:
- —Driving-range instruction
- —Chipping and short-game practice
- —Fundamentals and movement drills
- —Individual swing guidance
With assistance from another coach when needed, every golfer will receive personal attention and specific feedback on what they can do to improve.
Whether you are new to golf or already play regularly, these Saturday sessions will help you strengthen your fundamentals, develop your skills, and enjoy the game alongside a supportive community.
Experience a complete day of personalized golf instruction designed to improve every part of your game — from the driving range to the golf course.
Your Golf School Includes
- —Professional instruction throughout the day
- —Range balls
- —Lunch
- —Golf cart
- —Nine-hole tee time
- —Complete post-school recap
Schedule
Full-Swing Development
We begin on the driving range by assessing your swing, identifying your priorities, and working through personalized drills.
Short Game
Develop better technique, touch, and confidence around the green.
Putting
Work on setup, stroke mechanics, distance control, green reading, and practice routines.
Lunch and Review
During lunch, we'll discuss your goals, review the morning session, and prepare a strategy for the golf course.
Nine-Hole Playing Lesson
We'll take everything from the morning onto the course while working on club selection, decision-making, course management, routines, and scoring.
After the Golf School
You'll receive a complete recap covering what we worked on, the improvements we made, personalized drills, and a clear plan for how to continue progressing.
The Three-Day Golf School combines two complete days of skill development with a final 18-hole playing experience at one of Orlando's premier golf courses.
Days 1 & 2 — Complete Game Development
The first two days follow the same structure as the One-Day Golf School:
- —Full-swing development
- —Short-game instruction
- —Putting
- —Lunch and progress review
- —Nine-hole playing lesson
Each day builds on the previous session, giving you time to understand the changes, practice them, and apply them on the golf course.
Day 3 — Premium 18-Hole Playing Experience
On the final day, we'll play 18 holes together at a premium Orlando golf course, such as ChampionsGate, Shingle Creek, or one of the Disney courses. Throughout the round, we'll work on:
- —Course management and strategy
- —Pre-shot routines
- —Club and target selection
- —When to play aggressively and when to play safely
- —How to attack different flag positions
- —Adjusting to different lies
- —Recovery shots when you are out of position
- —Making smarter decisions to lower your scores
After the school, you'll receive a complete recap with personalized feedback, practice recommendations, and a clear plan for moving forward.
The Five-Day Golf School is an immersive coaching experience designed to develop your technique, sharpen your decision-making, and help you transfer everything you learn to the golf course.
Days 1 & 2 — Complete Game Development
The first two days follow the complete One-Day Golf School structure:
- —Full-swing development
- —Short-game instruction
- —Putting
- —Lunch and progress review
- —Nine-hole playing lesson
Day 3 — Premium 18-Hole Playing Experience
We'll play 18 holes together at a premium Orlando golf course, such as ChampionsGate, Shingle Creek, or one of the Disney courses. This round will focus on course management, strategy, routines, club selection, different lies, recovery situations, and knowing when to attack or play conservatively.
Day 4 — Focused Morning Session
We'll spend the morning reviewing your progress and working on the areas of your game that need the most attention. The afternoon is left open for rest, recovery, or time to enjoy Orlando.
Day 5 — Final Practice and On-Course Application
On the final day, we'll return to Grande Vista to practice the three main areas of the game:
- —Full swing
- —Short game
- —Putting
We'll then finish the experience with a nine-hole playing lesson, applying everything you have learned throughout the week.
After the school, you'll receive a complete recap of your progress, personalized drills, practice recommendations, and a long-term plan to continue improving.