Adult Academy Overview - Phase 3 Programs PDF

Phase 3 is about providing coaching opportunities and engagement activities that will develop the customers game, drive social connections and integrate them into the club. This is where we want to keep all of our customers, completely engaged in activity at the club and coaching. Customers can ut...

Phase 3 is about providing coaching opportunities and engagement activities that will develop the customers game, drive social connections and integrate them into the club. This is where we want to keep all of our customers, completely engaged in activity at the club and coaching. Customers can utilize specific programs here to suit their needs and they are designed to facilitate long term retention and game progression. Each program connects and acts as a stepping stone from programming at Phase 2. The Learn to Play Golf program is an innovative program that provides a 3 Level progression for those new to the game including themed classes and on course opportunities. It gives students the opportunities to develop the skills, experience, knowledge and social connections to become club and Course Ready. There are 3 distinct levels of classes. Each of the classes in each level are themed to a specific learning outcome with on course opportunities built in. Each week there can be weekly practice club opportunities across three skill categories. This is an opportunity for those on the program at any level to develop social connections and practice their skills with the support of a coach. A supervized chargeable on course events is built into the program, allowing participants to experience playing on the course with others via an ability based system to playing the course. To track participants progress, a 3 step progression pathway has been built so that the coach and the participants know when they have the tools they need to play the course and be at the club with confidence. A range of skills challenges are also provided and included in the classes to help the coach and student track their journey through the pathway. Level 1 is targeted at students getting started and becoming comfortable with golf, and to have fun with new friends. This level includes four Introduction Classes across a broad range of skills including an opportunity to experience the course. Level 2 is the progression from Level 1 and is designed to help participants to become confident out on the course while adding skills to their game. This includes eight intermediate classes and two further opportunities to play the golf course. Level 3 is the final level of the program designed to help participants make golf their thing with a new group of friends. This level is the progression from Level 2 and includes eight more advanced classes with further opportunities on the course. The Social Coaching programs are group based coaching opportunities designed specifically with a social element. They are designed to be a supplementary opportunities to other programs as well stepping stone options from the activation events in Phase 2. All programs have a coaching focus designed to drive game development of students and strong social connections. All programs are conducted in group settings to help create social connections, with participant numbers varying based on the specific program type. This part of the coaching journey offers you flexibility. You can choose the programs you want to provide, aligning them with your customer needs, coaching team, and club objectives. All programs are intentionally designed to align with specific outcomes, whether it\'s improving a skill or reaching a scoring goal. There are three programs within Social Group coaching, each with a unique structure and purpose. Each program offers specific implementation choices for your club. The first Social Group Coaching program is the Scoring school. This is a subscription based program designed to develop social connections and game development for those students looking to achieve a specific scoring goal on the golf course. Students should subscribe to one of the five scoring schools but are able to transition across the scoring goals as they progress. The Scoring School programs are recommended to be offered on a monthly subscription basis across the five program options inclusive of the program elements. Including within the monthly subscription is three program elements. This includes attendance of a weekly skill based class, challenge club session and monthly supervised on course scoring event. All the Scoring School programs elements are delivered on a group basis to help drive social connections opportunities alongside game development. The Skills Pathway program is designed to provide a group based coaching opportunity covering specific skills within the game over 12 weeks of program content. The exact Skills Pathway program you decide to offer is dependant on the needs of your facility, customers and coaching team. There are a variety of programs that you can offer across a range of skills such as "Become a Driving Wizard", "Become a Short Game Wizard" and more. All of the Skills Pathway options are built over 12 weeks of content split across 3 progressive levels. Each level consists of 4 weeks of classes. Students can attempt the 3 levels in order or jump in at the level right for them. It is up to your to decide on the program you offer and how regularly they occur. The exact Skills Pathway programs you offer at your club and when this is delivered will be specific to your needs and the needs of your student base. All the Skills Pathway program elements are delivered on a group basis to help drive social connection opportunities alongside game development. The final social group coaching program are Practice Clubs. These are designed to provide a group based opportunity for customers to develop their skills through effective practice and additional access to a coach. Practice clubs are primarily a supplementary opportunity to other programing as well as an added value benefit to private coaching plans. Practice clubs can be adapted to the needs of your club, customers and programs. They can be delivered broadly to all customers regardless of ability or be targeted through specific practice clubs for learners and club level golfers. All the practice clubs are delivered in groups of up to 12, designed to facilitate social connections. The practice clubs focus on specific skills using effective practice opportunities includes game stations, challenges and practice drills. Practice clubs are the perfect supplementary opportunity for those enrolled on other programming, giving access to further coaching and practice time in an effective supervised environment. Practice club access is baked into the Private Coaching plans as an added value element. These customers should be urged to engage in practice clubs to drive their game development. Private coaching plans are designed to help students improve their game through private instruction. Plans are available on a one off or subscription basis with built in goal settings, coaching time and group practice club attendance. The plans prescribed to each student will be based on the goals agreed. Each of the plans available include a range of coaching time. The coach and student can utilise the time across any area of the game to suit the agreed goals and can be used flexibly from session to session. Coaching plans are delivered across a number of time periods, with the option chosen dependant on the goal agreed. All coaching plans give customers access to weekly practice clubs recommended to be free of charge. This will help to drive effective practice time and game development alongside coaching plan lessons. Customers can purchase coaching plans under a one off payment upfront, or using a subscription based method therefore offering flexibility to suit the needs and lifestyle of each customer.