How Does The System Work?

Gary's ambition in his first year of lessons (2004)was to break 100 This was achieved in 4 weeks. Gary scored 90 after 6 weeks & 82 after 12 weeks.

Gary recently acheived another ambition when he broke 80 for the first time with a gross 75.

All lessons are given in 1000 sq.ft. teaching studio that is fully carpeted, warm and completely private. Fresh filter coffee is always available.

In warmer weather the front of the studio can be opened completely so the shots can be hit onto the 250-yard driving range.

The lesson begins with a discussion of the golfer's ambitions and how to achieve them.

Complete beginners are shown why the different clubs produce different types of shots, how to hold the club and how to address the ball.

The stance and posture represents 75% of the shot. When this has been learnt the beginner is shown the basics of the swing at a paceat which the pupil can absorb the information.

Golfers who have already played are asked to hit some shots. Their swing is filmed from two angles before being replayed through a computer and analysed.

The computer also stores the first swings for future reference.

There is no 'paralysis by analysis' as only one aspect of the swing is discussed at any given time and lessons proceed at a pace which suits the pupil.

All the advice given is practical and based on facts rather than theories.

After each lesson a report is given to the pupil to keep. This report will contain a synopsis of the lesson and practical suggestions on how to practice what has been learnt in the lesson.

Every lesson is retained on the computer to ensure a professional continuity.

The Gasp Advanced Coaching System is used and the entire lesson can be recorded on a VCR tape and/or a D.V.D (-r). A radio microphone ensures there is full sound on the recording.