Game improvement coaching near Sandston, VA

Putting Technique & Speed Profile Master Class

Putting Technique & Speed Profile Master Class Improve your putting technique and ball speed profile. In this master class Chris George will cover proper set up for your body style to achieve the most efficient club face control and ball speed profile. We will also discuss the anatomy of a putt, break characteristics, the effects of slope regarding your baseline force profile. Your current putter will be assessed and putter fitting will be available during the master class. Location: Kingsmill Resort Instruction Fee: $175 per player (Pay at Facility via credit card) Clinic duration: 2 hours Maximum class size: 8 players

AimPoint Express 1 & 2

AimPoint Express 1 & 2 Improve your green reading and putt with freedom. Learn AimPoint Express Level 1 and 2. In this master class Chris George will cover feeling slope, short putts, mid putts, long putts, and double breaking putts. He will personally calibrate you and show you how to adjust to the speed of greens. Instruction Fee: $225 per player (Pay at Facility via credit card) Clinic duration: 2 hours Maximum class size: 8 players

Single Lesson - 30 min (WOCC MEMBER)

NON-MEMBER Single Lesson - 30min

Single Lesson - 45 min. (WOCC MEMBER)

NON-MEMBER Single Lesson - 45min

Back9 Midlothian - 30 Minute Lesson

Best for: Ongoing improvement and reinforcement A focused session to build on your assessment and previous lessons. We’ll refine movement patterns, track progress, and make targeted adjustments based on your development plan. Ideal for maintaining consistency and staying on track.

Back 9 Midlothian - Level 1 Assessment

Best for: Players who want to understand their swing and limitations This session combines a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) screening with swing analysis on the simulator. We identify how your body moves, where restrictions exist, and how those impact your swing mechanics. You’ll receive: A mobility and stability assessment Swing analysis using kinematic data (K-Vest) A focused lesson plan based on your results You’ll leave with clear priorities and a plan built around what your body can actually do.

Back9 Midlothian - 60 Minute Lesson

Best for: Deeper training sessions and measurable progress A full training session combining swing work, movement coaching, and performance tracking. This session allows time to: Reinforce mechanics from your assessment Integrate mobility or strength work if needed Track swing changes using data and video Best for players committed to long-term improvement and measurable results.

Level II: Reading Greens, Uneven Lies, Escape Shots

Level II - it's - 3 lessons in 3 weeks Reading Greens Uneven Lies Escape shots: have a plan from the trees, cart paths and water This series is generally for people who have completed parts A & B of Level I. Consider another assessment before you begin either Level II and/or Level III to maximize your focus on what you want to learn during this new 3-lesson series. Note, occasionally a student wants an assessment after a 3-lesson series; that’s ok as long as they have truly practiced the new shots a few times each week before the assessment.

On Course, after some previous lessons from me.

For students who have completed Level I (all 6 lessons) or Level II (3 lessons) or Level III (3 lessons). I watch you play 3 to 4 holes and then we decide: is it the mind or the technique that needs more immediate help: If it’s more mind and since we are on the course we may stay on the course and I’ll create or recreate scenarios for you to figure out. If it’s more technique we will go to the range and/or the putting green or short game area.

On Course Assessment Session

You will be playing 5 to 6 holes (no score, just shots) while I’m asking questions and taking notes about your game. You’ll hear some tips on - course management, etiquette and speed of play. Afterwards we will go to an outdoor patio or the grill for iced tea and a recap of what we saw. With a initial goal of agreeing on what areas of your game we should focus on going forward. Note - we are taking a tee time and a power cart - there is no charge for that. We may be paired with another two-some and that's ok - they may think they will be getting a mini-lesson or couple of tips - if it's about etiquette or speed of play so much the better - LOL. Also there are certain times each day when it's too busy like a Saturday (or Sunday) morning into the early afternoon or a weekday - usually Friday - when the course is closed for a shotgun tournment: we won't be able to get out; unless it's real early or after 6 PM. The scheduling of this lesson will probably not match the times of the other lessons you will take.