Golf Skills Pathway Program Overview PDF

This 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 coaching team and club. There are a variety of programs that you c...

This 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 coaching team and club. 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. The exact Skills Pathway programs you offer at your club and when these are delivered will be specific to your needs and the needs of your student base. All of the Skills Pathway program elements are delivered on a group basis. 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 either attempt the 3 levels in order, or jump in at the level right for them. It is up to you to decide on the level you offer and how regularly they occur. The skills pathway program is designed with a clear output which will drive value to your customers coaching experience, connect to other programs within the coaching pathway, as well as delivering clear benefits to you and your club. The Programs are skills based and therefore the focus is on driving game development within skills in the game over 12 weeks of program content consisting of three levels. These programs provide a supplementary coaching opportunity for those engaged in other elements of coaching pathway such as private coaching programs. The programs provide a long term coaching pathway for students which will keep them engaged in coaching. Students can move seamlessly from one level to the next within the program or attend the specific level that suits their needs. They provide the ideal stepping stone from activation events and connect to programs like the Scoring School, as well as being the ideal supporting coaching opportunity when a customer is engaged in private coaching. Additionally, these programs will help drive social connections. Those enrolled can crucially meet others across a range of abilities and all with the common goal to improve their game and specific skills. This will help to drive external practice and play. Finally, the programs offer an alternative coaching opportunity for students at your club. Group based coaching will provide the opportunity to develop social interactions, as well as offer an attractive price proposition for students. The programs within the Skills Pathway are designed to target a wide range of customers at your club. The programs have been designed to suit club ready golfers with a range of abilities, experiences, and needs. This may include those looking to develop a specific area of their game or get to know others with similar motivations. You should target the programs towards current customers family and friendship circles at your club. This is vital for engaging new customers and driving your value proposition to current members, which in turn will reflect back positively to the value you are offering at your club. These programs will be attractive to club ready golfers in your local community without any connection to the club. This will help to drive new membership growth, widen your reach in the local area and inspire these participants golfing connections to join in. You should aim to reach, activate and inspire current customers from within your club to join the programs so they can develop their skills, engage with life at your facility and discover what you have on offer. All of the Skills Pathway programs are built to include 12 weeks of progressive content. You have the choice of which of the specific programs you offer at your club and the specific level within the program that you schedule at different points within the year. These programs focus on specific skills throughout the three levels and progressively develop the students skills as they advance through the program. Graduate is the level 1 course for each specific skills pathway program. It is delivered over 4 weeks and each week covers a specific topic. Master is the level 2 course for each specific skills pathway program. Students can sign up to this level after completion of level 1, or register for this level if there needs match the specific level focus. Wizard is the level 3 course for each specific skills pathway program. Students sign up to this level after completion of level 1 and 2, or they can register for this level if there needs match the specific level focus. Within the Skills Pathway, there are a number of programs focussed on specific skills within the game. The structure of the program builds the students skills to become a 'Wizard' within that specific area over the three levels. Each level and class builds from the previous so there is continuous development for each student. The first skills pathway program is Become a Tee Shot Wizard, which focuses on developing the students skills within shots off the tee. The topics across each level include building skills to Reduce the Big Miss, Hit More Fairways and ultimately hit it longer. Some of the topics included within this program are Pre shot Routine, Aiming Strategies, Develop a Stock Shot and Adding Speed through Swing Mechanics. The Become a Short Game Wizard program focuses on developing the students skills around the green. The topics across each level include building skills to get On the Green in One, Gain Control and Knock it Close. Some of the topics included within this program are Shot Selection, Distance Control, Challenge Lies and Stats and Effective Practice. Lastly, the Become a Putting Wizard program focuses on developing the students skills on the green. The topics across each level include building skills to Avoid 3 Putts, Get Down in 2 and Hole Out. Some of the topics included within this program are Face Control, Speed Control, Green Reading, Tour Drills and Handling Pressure. Whilst the programs have been built so that students can move seamlessly across the 12 weeks and 3 levels in sequential order, students are able to join the program at the specific skill level that is most appropriate for their needs. Whilst you will be the expert guide in directing a students to correct level of an individual program that is right for them, we have provided guidance below for signposting your students to join the level of the program that is right for their skill level and goals. Graduate level is suitable for all club ready golfers who are scoring consistently under 100 on a full length golf course. It is your responsibility to tailor the class content to the individuals needs. Master level is suitable for those who have progressed from Level 1, and those where the level focus suits their skill needs. It is also ideally targeted at those consistently scoring under 90 on a full length golf course. The final level \'Wizard\' is suitable for those who have progressed from Level 1 and or Level 2, as well as those where the level focus suits their skill needs. It is also ideally targeted at those consistently scoring under 85 on a full length golf course.