One-Time Lessons

Get a Personalized Swing Lesson

Send in your swing and I'll send back a detailed video breakdown through Skillest. Two options depending on how much you want: a review that tells you what's going wrong, or a full lesson with the drills to fix it.

Swing Review $75 • Full Lesson $150 • No subscription required
Personal Swing Lesson
Choose Your Lesson

A Clear Plan for What to Fix First

Both are built for golfers who want direct feedback without signing up for ongoing coaching.

$75

Swing Review

A video breakdown of your swing so you stop guessing at what the actual problem is.

  • I'll review your swing and explain the main thing causing your miss
  • You'll know what to focus on first instead of guessing between random tips
  • Best if you're happy to take it from there yourself
Get a Swing Review
$150

Full Lesson

The same breakdown plus the actual work to fix it, so you leave knowing exactly what to do at the range.

  • Everything in the swing review
  • Drills, feels, and checkpoints chosen for your swing
  • Video demonstrations showing you exactly how to do each one
  • A practice plan for how to work the drills into your sessions
Get a Full Lesson
How It Works

Simple Skillest Lesson Process

1

Purchase on Skillest

Click through to Skillest and choose the swing review or the full lesson.

2

Upload Your Swings

Send your swing videos through Skillest so I can review them properly.

3

Get Your Video Lesson

I'll send back a personalized video lesson with my breakdown and recommendations.

4

Start Practicing

You'll have a clear plan for what to work on next and how to practice it.

Important Before You Submit

Make Sure Your Camera Angles Are Correct

To give you the best possible lesson, your videos need to be filmed from the proper angles. Please submit one face-on view and one down-the-line view that match the examples below.

  • Down-the-line view: Place the camera about 10 feet behind you, aimed straight down the target line at your hands, with the camera at about belly button height.
  • Face-on view: Place the camera about 10 feet in front of you, directly facing your body, with the camera at about hand height.
  • Video quality: Record in slow motion or the highest frames per second your phone can record. Make sure the video is clear, well-lit, and not fuzzy or grainy.

If you are not sure whether your camera angles are correct, click below to watch a quick walkthrough showing exactly how to set up your camera.

Watch Camera Setup Video
Proper face-on camera angle

Face-On View

Proper down-the-line camera angle

Down-the-Line View

Want to See What It Looks Like?

You can view a demo lesson on Skillest before purchasing so you know exactly what the feedback looks like.