About Lessons

The Lesson That Keeps Giving

The lesson doesn't end when you put your clubs away.

Studio or Range Lesson? You get 2 video clips for review—carefully chosen to show your key swing improvements.

Playing Lesson? I'll film every shot—drives, approaches, chips, and putts. It's especially powerful if you have playing lessons 6+ months apart, giving you a clear timeline of your progress.

Why? Because feel fades. Video lasts. Review, compare, and track your journey—long after the session ends.

Your improvement library starts here.

– John Oates

Indoor Studio Lesson

These are actual stats from a 14 handicap student during an indoor Studio Lesson.

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Outdoor Range Lesson

These are actual stats from a 14 handicap student during an outdoor Range Lesson.

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Video and data taken from a lesson on The Range at Hallowes Golf Club

Data from the stroke above

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Playing Lesson

The playing lesson is the most important experience offered.

These should be carried out at 6 month intervals. Because each drive, approach and chip is recorded by video and is viewed in conjunction with the shot stats. You will clearly see how you're progressing in your golf. Afterall, a video of yourself says a thousand words..!

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Video and data taken from a Playing Lesson on the 18th at Hallowes Golf Club

Data from the stroke above

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