Always popular, our group coaching days are a great way to access professional golf coaching, have fun, and meet other keen golfers just like you.
Our coaching days are on fixed dates throughout the year at Belton Park Golf Club near Grantham, and are open to everyone. Spaces are available on a 'first come, first served' basis, or if you wish to block-book a day for a corporate or golf society event, get in touch and we can arrange a date to suit you.
Coaching days are generally limited to 6 people, giving each person plenty of time with the teacher. Larger groups can be accomodated with additional coaches provided to maintain high levels of teaching and access.
Join Advanced PGA Professional Shay Brennan on one of these fabulous coaching days at the Belton Park Golf Club. You will find a warm welcome and a well-structured day, designed to help you understand and improve all the key aspects of your game. Shay and his team are on hand every minute of the day for questions and advice, as well as guiding you through the following structured programme:
0915 - 0930: Welcome with tea & coffee
0930 - 1015: Putting - includes green reading, stroke analysis, training games and activities
1015 - 1030: Comfort Break
1030 - 1115: Chipping & Pitching on our dedicated short game area
1115 - 1130: Comfort Break and short walk to long game area
1130 - 1230: Woods and irons - includes video analysis
1230 - 1315: Lunch in the clubhouse
1315 - 1445: On course coaching
1445 - 1500: Plenary
Each attendee on the day will also receive a 15% discount on in-store purchases at our golf shop!
Whatever you need, however you want to learn and play the game of golf, Shay Brennan and his team are here to provide everything you need.
Shay Brennan is the Head Professional at Belton Park Golf Club in Lincolnshire and a fully qualified 'Advanced Professional of The Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) Member' working towards Master Status. Along with the team at Belton Park, Shay offers the leading teaching facilities and coaching in the region.
