Ben Lawrence

Teaching Philosophy

Golf should be enjoyable. That’s the idea my coaching starts from, because when you really love the game, you tend to get better at it. I don’t jump straight into technique. I take time first to understand what you want from your golf, what you already do well and what’s holding you back. A lot of coaching focuses on getting the club into the right positions. I focus on how your body moves and sequences to get it there. I won’t try to rebuild your swing to match a textbook model. I work with your body and the way you already swing, and make that movement more efficient. That means looking for the root cause of a problem rather than handing you a quick fix, and explaining it clearly so you understand what’s happening and why. I’m big on the small details, since over time they add up to real improvement, and I enjoy working through them with the people I coach. Whether you’re picking up a club for the first time or chasing a lower handicap, I build each session around you. I use video analysis alongside clear, practical feedback, so you always leave with something specific to work on. My background in fitness and personal training also lets me look beyond the swing. I can take your body, how you move and your mindset into account, which helps you get more out of your game