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Golf lessons in Leicester.

Every lesson uses launch and video technology to show exactly what your club is doing at impact. A clear diagnosis, the reasons behind your ball flight, and one thing to work on at a time.

Andy Smith giving hands-on backswing coaching in the studio
Get off YouTube

Good advice, wrong golfer.

Most golfers watch plenty of good content and still don’t know their own fault. A lesson starts with your data, so we fix the real cause rather than the symptom.

Keep it simple

Understanding why the ball flies the way it does matters. Keeping swing thoughts to a minimum matters more, so you stay focused on the one change that counts.

Set the foundations

Start from the basics so the club can be swung correctly. Changes that stay with you, not quick fixes.

See the proof

Before-and-after video in the same lesson, so you see the change for yourself before you leave.

The technology

Tour-level data, explained in plain English.

Everything is shown in an easy-to-understand format, so it’s simple to take the improvements onto the course.

LaunchGC HawkTracks the ball and clubhead through impact, giving accurate data to work from.
VideoSwing CatalystTwo-camera video, side by side and slowed down.
PressureForce platesHow you use the ground, and where your weight goes.
CourseForesight simulatorPlay real championship holes, so changes are tested under pressure, not just on the range.
After every lesson

The lesson doesn’t end when you leave.

You get personalised lesson notes and a video voice-over of your analysis, so you work on the right thing between sessions, not whatever you remember on the drive home.

Lesson notes
Driver: start line & strike
Great progress: strike moved to the centre of the face.
1
Set-up: ball forward, tilt awayDrill: headcover gate, 10 balls
2
Transition: let the arms dropRemember: slow first move
3
Finish: hold the pose for 3 secondsDrill: feet-together swings
Practice reminder: three short sessions this week.
Questions

Before your first lesson

I’m a complete beginner. Is that OK?

Yes. All ages and abilities are welcome. Starting with good foundations is far easier than undoing habits later.

What should I bring?

Your own clubs if you have them, and comfortable clothes. Flat trainers are fine for the indoor studio.

How long is a lesson?

Standard lessons are one hour, including video analysis. Your lesson notes and video voice-over follow afterwards.

How many lessons will I need?

It depends on your goals. Most players see a change in the first session. The four-hour lesson package gives you time to make changes stick, with support between lessons.

Your first lesson is £29.

Full analysis, a clear diagnosis and a plan. New clients only.