ATTENTION SPOKANE GOLFERS

Transform your game this winter and play your best next season!

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What is the Winter Series

The winter series is a set of 8 or more sessions between January and April which focus in on a specific part of your game and transform it.

At your first session, we will assess and create a plan to change your game. The following sessions will focus on drills and practice to make those changes.

Winter Series is perfect for students who participate in our group classes during the season and want to fine tune the skills they learned. Great for Juniors, Ladies and Men!

THE NITTY GRITTY

  • Fully private lessons (1/2 hour session)

  • 8 Week packages

  • If you finish your lessons and want more, each addition lesson is $45

  • Same day and time each week

  • Option to start earlier (November or December)

  • Coach Now Access

  • Optional Playing Lesson when course opens

  • Trackman/K-Vest/Blast technologies

  • Great for beginner, juniors, or advanced players!

DATES, DAYS & TIMES

  • Start Date is Monday, January 4th, 2027

  • Monday through Saturday options

  • 11am-7pm options

  • Rotating schedule available

  • Players can start in November or December per requests.

COST

  • 8 Week Session - $650

  • Optional practice package available

    • 10 practice sessions for $200 or 5 for $100

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Our Technology

Trackman

Trackman is the most advanced ball and club tracking device in the world and used by more tour professionals than any other Launch Monitor.

K-Vest


K-Vest is the industry leader in wireless, human motion learning for the sports, fitness and medical (physical therapy) industries. The company’s cloud-based products create a complete end-to-end training solution that empowers coaches to get athletes and patients better faster.

Coach Now

Video Capture, Text Messaging Lessons, and a private communication feed. Coach Now is the leader in keeping coaches connected to their students.