1 LESSON 

Adults: An overview of both the golf swing mechanics and golf etiquette to help beginners get acclimated to the game and its customs. Special attention to pace of play, care for the course, replacing, sanding and fixing divots. Setting expectations for having fun and enjoying the experience versus playing well, getting frustrated and leaving dissatisfied. 

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Children: The age of the child will determine the content of the lesson. If parents want younger children to get some exposure to the game in a comfortable environment where the child can explore the clubs and swing freely, I’m happy to introduce young children to the game. However, for a child to begin the Therapeutic Golf behavioral coaching, he or she must have an ability to effectively communicate and maintain age appropriate dialogue. The first Lesson is typically an overview of the game, how it differs from other sports and how Golf can cultivate skills and methods for self improvement that will last a lifetime. 

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4 LESSONS 

Basic swing mechanics, setting expectations, developing patience, managing emotions, identifying negative behaviors, avoiding frustration and embracing the process of improvement. 

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6 LESSONS  

Same as the 4 lesson package with the introduction of “compete against yourself” and avoid comparing yourself against others who may have a more advanced skill set. Continue to make progress and celebrate the little wins. Humility goes a long way.