Introduction
– presentation of parts of the course, golf safety, golf ethics. Emphasis on golf safety /Fore, lightning, swinging practice swings at players/ and golf ethics /behavior on the course, right of way on the course/

Warm-up
- introducing certain golf exercises to warm up the body to reduce the likelihood of injury
– emphasis on warm-up

Wandering
– explanation of golf club grip, interlocking, overlap, 10 finger
– basic stance when putting
– targeting the heel
– putting swing

Drive
– holding a golf club
– basic position
– aiming at the target
– initially only a 3/4 swing and gradually moving to a full swing
– emphasis on: rotation of hips, shoulders and finish
– at the end of the lesson, a question and answer session
– At the end Aleš will give you space for any questions
– theory during the whole three hours
– players are gradually taught basic golf rules such as: the ball is played as it lies; it is the turn of the player who is further from the hole; hitting the ball during a practice swing and more

Review of the most important points from golf ethics

Warm-up
– warm up
– exercises for warming the body

Putting
– repetition of putting and training of longer putts

Chipping
– presentation of golf clubs with which we can chip and why
– holding a golf club
– basic position
– aiming at the target
– the difference in impact and acceleration into the ball between a short and a long chip

Lob
– introducing the clubs we can lob with and why (SW, LW – degrees of LW)
– holding a golf club
– basic position
– aiming at the target
– the difference in thrust and acceleration into the ball between a short and a long lob

Drive
– repeating shots from the first three-hour round /3/4 swing/
– transition to full load, emphasis on weight transfer and rotation
– completing the golf swing in its final form
– maintaining swing balance
– at the end of the lesson a question and answer session
– theory during the whole three hours
and golf rules

Warm-up
– Warm up
– exercises for warming up the body

Putting
– a short repetition of the strike
– learning special rules on the green
– care of the green / piercing the pitch mark, adjustment of the green in case of other damages/
– marking and re-marking in the event of the marker being placed in the path of the heel by the other player

Chipping
– short repetition of the strike
– priority for changing targets during chipping
– learning the rules for chipping, such as "double tap" or what if the player hits a foreign ball and others

Lobbying
– short repetition of the strike
– explanation of the difference in shot selection /lob vs. chip/
– at the same time, again learning the golf rules when hitting

Sand game
– basic rules in the sand obstacle
– presentation of the sticks with which we can play from the sand and why
– golf club holding and basic position
– aiming at the target
– aspects affecting the flight of the ball /choice of the club, depth of the ball underhand, swing speed and how far in front of the ball we hit the sand/

Drive
– short repetition of the strike
– focusing mainly on changing sticks and targets
– improving the pace and fixing the most basic errors
– questions and answers
– theory during the whole three hours and golf rules

Warm-up
– warm up
– exercises for warming up the body

Putting, chipping, lob, sand game
– short repetition of the stroke, choice of clubs and rules

Drive
– short repetition of various strokes /PW, 7 iron and others/

Game on the field
Coach's priority on:
– explanation of the rules
– safety on the field
– fluency and speed on the field
– basic advice for different positions
– hard ground, soft ground, higher grass, wild game and others

Length as needed

– practice - if the coach deems it appropriate, the practice will only be on the field and there is no need to try separate golf shots
– theory
– golf ethics test – course maintenance, fluency on the course, safety and behavior on the golf course
– golf rules test – on the tee, pitch, green and obstacles