A 2-hour golf playing lesson is an on-course instructional session where a golf teacher accompanies a single student during actual play to evaluate and improve performance in real-time. Here's what it typically includes:

1. Pre-Round Discussion (10–15 minutes)

• Review of student’s goals and current skill level.
• Discussion of specific focus areas (e.g., course management, shot selection, mental game).
• Warm-up if time allows.

2. On-Course Instruction (90–100 minutes)

Play 6–9 holes depending on pace, skill level, and objectives. Key instructional areas include:

• Course Management: Choosing the right targets, clubs, and shot types.
• Decision-Making: When to play aggressively or conservatively.
• Routine Building: Pre-shot routines and post-shot assessments.
• Shot Execution: Tips on driving, approach shots, chipping, and putting.
• Reading Lies & Conditions: Adjusting to uphill, downhill, or sidehill lies, wind, and turf.
• Mental Game Coaching: Managing pressure, maintaining focus, and recovering from mistakes.

The golf coach will also play shots for demonstration.

3. Wrap-Up and Feedback (10–15 minutes)

• Review of performance and key takeaways.
• Suggestions for practice or drills.
• Q&A and goal setting for future lessons.

Terms & Conditions:

Valid 12 months from purchase date – subject to availability. Maximum 1 student per lesson. Bookings essential.