TOP-CLASS THEORY COURSES MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE

The GolfBoosters Difference

Explaining

WHAT to do

WHY to do it

HOW to do it

to improve the golfing experience.

Giving Your Members the Golf Theory Knowledge to Play Smarter

All golfers start their golfing by having a short intro course for getting their green card, and maybe a few hours of training before hitting the fairway on their own. Most beginners have little or no deeper understanding of what they need to do to have fun on the golf course.

After a while this starts to cause some frustration. Their golfing does not get better at all, or it takes a long time. Too long time.

This is not because the golfer is not able to get better. It is because the golfer does not know how to. Of course a golfer can take pro lessons, but not very many do, or at least do not take a sufficient number of lessons.

Getting a real understanding of golf, at the golfers skill level, in a way that is easy to understand, can dramatically improve the fun on the golf course.

It will also improve the fundament for taking effective benefit from lessons with the club pro.

Our courses are highly visual, and give golfers a deeper understanding of what to do, why, and how.

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During a course there are usually many AHA-moments. Suddenly it becomes clear why a problem arises, what a golfer needs to do to avoid it, or what to do to get out of trouble the safe and easy way.

We use high-quality visual explanations to illustrate cause and effect. Animations show how different decisions will give different outcomes.

All made specially for the skill level the golfer has.

Sharing is caring

Very few golfers have a problem no other golfer has. But many think most other golfers are better than them. Most golfers with a little experience remember the eagerness to let the next flight pass. “They are probably better than us.” Just to find out that, “no they are not”. At least not much.

Our courses always invite to dialog. We want participants to ask as many questions as possible. We will do our best to answer, engaging others in the conversation.

This creates an environment where participants understand that “I am not the only one“. It reduces the fear of doing something wrong on the golf course. And to embarrass oneselves.

When finishing a course a golfer should have a renewed energy for golfing, ready to attack the golf course again, knowing how to deal with the challenges the course has waiting for them.

And how to make the most out of the next club pro lesson.

Who is it for

We have developed our courses for different golf skill groups. Golf skills are often defined by handicap, but we are not huge fans of doing that.

Club golfers are often not very precise when it comes to setting their handicap, causing their handicap to not correctly reflect their skill level. It is not uncommon to forget to count that driver slice that made hitting a new ball (or two) necessary. Or to maybe accept slightly too many “I’ll give you that” on the green. You probably get the point.

We prefer to focus on how long has a golfer been actively playing. For most golfers that is a more precise indicator of the skill level than their claimed handicap.

For our courses

A beginner golfer has played a season or two, usually the correct handicap is over 30.

A next level golfer has been playing 2-3 seasons, usually correct handicap 20-30.

An intermediate golfer has usually played more than 3 seasons, and is often playing at a mid handicap.

But this is difficult to set precisely, there are many aspects to take into consideration when setting a skill level.

 

 

Check out our courses

01.

Start Smart
For beginner golfers

02

Play Smarter
For next level golfers

03.

Momentum
For intermediate golfers

04.

The Mind Game
For all golfers