FAQ's

Q. How many lessons should I have?
A. If you are taking up golf or a current player looking to improve, you will find it very helpful to have a few lessons within a fairly short period of time. The reason for this is simple.it is necessary to ensure that you ingrain the correct habits and regular tuition will help you do this. As your competency and confidence improve, you will be capable of practising correctly without supervision so lessons can be spread out over a longer period of time.

Q. I have just started, can you provide equipment?
A. If you have not played before then all the equipment you will need can be included with your lessons. Once you are underway, I can advise you on the best suited equipment to your personal needs.

Q. Should I warm up prior to a lesson?
A. A common mistake many golfers make is to start a lesson without having warmed up first! Try to arrive at least 10 minutes before to gently warm up muscles and get your swing at the stage it was at when you finished your previous session.
 
Q. When is the best time to practice?
A. The best time to work on your game is after a lesson when swing exercises and thoughts are still fresh in your mind. View the lesson itself as one part of your entire session. The first part will be your warm up session, the second the lesson itself and the third your post lesson practice session. You will leave your lesson with some swing thoughts and exercises to work on, ensure that you follow these to use your time productively.
 
Q. Will lessons be on the course?
A. Course management plays a key role in compiling good scores and unless you experience actual play you will never fully understand how to manage your game. This is why that our lesson programmes include on course lessons for beginners and established players alike. Smart thinking will save you a handful of shots every round which is why playing lessons are part of my lesson programmes.
 
Q. What happens if I cancel or postpone a lesson?
A. During peak times 24 hours’ notice is required for any alterations to your booking otherwise you may have to forfeit the lesson.
 
Q. Do my lessons have an expiry date?
A. Lessons are valid for a period of 3 months from the date of purchase and/or your first lesson unless otherwise stated on a lesson voucher. If for some reason you are unable to complete you game improvement programme before the expiry date, in some special circumstances it is possible to extend or transfer your lesson/s to another person if notification is received at least one month prior to the expiry date. Please note that an extension or transfer of lessons does not apply to any FREE lessons included with your initial lesson package.