To be successful as a golf coach, you need to constantly assess your coaching skills and knowledge. We will be sharing coaching information to help keep you up to date with current methods and with the coaches forum you will be able to post items and get other coaches ideas. We want to keep the flow of information moving to help people improve.

By re-evaluating your skills and things that you offer students, you will be able to create more interest in your services and packages. Find things to add on to your golf lessons and this will show people you are not standing still and looking to give them better value.

If you are not into the new age of social media, you really should be. This is where many golf coaches capture people with their online presence, so it's up to you to get into finding new ways to connect with people via the many popular social media sites available. We are fortunate to have an expert on our team within this field to show you how to grow your online audience, implement effective marketing systems and automate mundane marketing tasks.

If you are coaching for a living, then you should always be on the lookout for ways to improve your business model.

Be honest with what you're offering your students and see if you can add value to your services as a golf coach. There are a number of ways to diversify your skills and keep your business ticking over all year round.

As golfers, we naturally still love to play, but often it's difficult when you are a busy golf coach to find the time.

By optimising your business model better, you should start to create more time for the nice things in life, like family time and playing a few more rounds of golf.      

As a golf coach, it can be difficult to spend time on your own game, but we think it’s important that you try to find ways to improve your skills for your own peace of mind and also if you are asked to do a playing lesson or demonstration as well.

A lot of the information you will see posted on the member's section will give you a much-needed boost, not only for your students but also for yourself as well. Pick out a few areas of your game that you struggle with and try to work solely on those when you practice, it helps confidence when out playing or teaching.