Lessons

Short game

Steve was regarded by his peers as having one of the best short games on tour. Many after the round conversations on tour from the other players were of Steve's relentless putting displays and incredible finesse around the greens.

Here's what you can expect from a short game lesson with Steve:

Shot selection.: Steve will show what different shot to play from different lies around the green and what club to play it with to get the best results.
Mental game.: Having worked with Bob Rotella the leading golf phycologist when he was playing Steve knows many strategies to conquer the mental difficulties you may be facing with your short game.
Feedback and review.: After the session you will be personally invited by Steve into the coach now app. In the app you will receive a full video review of the lesson. From there continued support will be given by Steve to make sure your are continuing to improve your short game.
Technical knowledge.: Steve has seen and learnt all the necessary shots to compete at the highest level. He has had conversations with Phil Mickelson and Brett Rumford over the short game and has built a wealth of knowledge on this part of the game.

Lesson prices

1 hour
£80
2 hour lesson package

£139

(Saves £21)
4 hour lesson package

£219

(Saves £61)
Online lesson

£45
9 hole playing lesson

£145

(Approx 2.5 hrs and green fee included)
The Ultimate Game Changer

£335

4 hour package followed by a 9 hole lesson, saves (£90)

Includes:

Full lesson review via CoachNow app
Use of Trackman technology
Private enclosed teaching bay
Unlimited balls

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Oscar has learn't so many new shots around the green

Steve 'The Short Game Doctor', has a great approach with kids, making golf enjoyable while significantly improving their short game. It's wonderful to know that Oscar has not only learned loads but also gained a huge amount of confidence under Steve's guidance. Oscar has learn't so many new shots around the green from Steve and his scores have come down as a result. I cannot recommend the doctor enough.

Mike Cramp, Oscar’s Dad