Mark and Carl talk about golf, the prices for the Ryder Cup next year, Carl can’t resist a quick chat about the handicapping system, and somewhere Mark does mention the Americans listen and enjoy as everything comes to an end in 2025 and winter golf takes over the UK fairways.

Mark and Carl Discuss what’s going on in the world of golf and the elephant in the room with the golfing industry ” Do manufacturers need to change clubs and launch new models as frequently as they do making a club we purchased 6 months ago that at that time was the best now obsolete…

Yes, it’s definitely possible for you and your friend to take lessons together! Especially if you enjoy practicing with others and want to stay motivated. Keep in mind that since you’re a beginner and your friend has more experience, your coaching needs might be different. A good coach will tailor the lesson to address both…

You can definitely take golf lessons with a friend and split the 45 minutes between you both. Group or shared lessons can be a fun, motivating way to learn and practice together. If you both have similar goals and skill levels, shared lessons can work well. If your needs differ, it may be better to…

Mark and Carl discuss the Race to Dubai, Rory’s amazing performance to end a fantastic season and Fitzpatrick’s great finish, then they discuss the handicapping system and is it actually fair to low handicap players in the Staple-ford and Match Play formats of play.

Yes, golf lessons can definitely help you lower your handicap and score more consistently. A good coach will identify specific areas in your game that need improvement, whether it’s your swing mechanics, putting, course management, or mental approach, and provide targeted guidance and practice strategies. By working on these elements systematically, lessons help you develop…

Golf Lessons with me are 45 minutes long, but the exact length can vary depending on a coach’s style, your availability, and the focus of the lesson. As for how many lessons you’ll need before feeling more confident, it depends on several factors: Many golfers start to feel noticeably more confident after about 4 to…

Feeling scared of embarrassment or being judged during golf lessons is very common, especially if you’re new to the game or struggling with certain aspects. Good golf coaches are well aware of these feelings and take active steps to create a supportive and positive learning environment. Here’s how coaches typically handle this concern: Non-judgmental Attitude:…

Absolutely! You don’t need to have natural talent to enjoy golf or improve your game with coaching. Golf is a skill-based sport where consistent practice, proper technique, and smart strategy play a huge role, often much more than innate talent. A good golf coach understands that every player is different and will tailor lessons to…

The speed at which you see improvement in your golf game with coaching depends on several factors, including your current skill level, how often you practice, and the specific areas you’re working on. For many beginners or high-handicap players, noticeable improvements can often be seen within a few lessons, sometimes as quickly as a few…