Our Curriculum

A structured, repeating pathway that keeps every golfer, kids and adults, beginner to advanced, progressing with measurable, tracked results.

How it works

The 5-week rolling program

Our program moves through five core disciplines, one focus each week. We call it “rolling” because once the five-week cycle finishes, we’re straight back to Week 1 and it begins again, so the fundamentals are revisited constantly while the drills stay fresh.

Week 1Long Game: TeeDriving & fairway woods from the tee.
Week 2Long Game: GroundIron play & fairway woods from the turf.
Week 3Short GamePitching & chipping around the green.
Week 4PuttingStroke, speed control & green reading.
Week 5Course & PlayingOn-course strategy, scoring & course management.

Testing & placement

The Golf House Skill Tracker

Every golfer’s progress is measured in our own Golf House Academy Skill Tracker app. No guesswork, no yardage charts to memorise. To move from Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced, you clear a set of skill tests, each scored against clear distance and accuracy standards that step up with every level. As you work through each discipline, your coach logs your skill tests in the app, so you can always see exactly where you stand and what to work on next.

DriverCarry & accuracy
IronDistance & control
WedgeScoring distances
PuttingStroke & speed

Plus a Rules & Etiquette quiz, and progress trends over time you can share with your coach. Pass the standards for your level and you’re ready to advance.

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Skill levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Classes are grouped by skill, not age. Regular testing keeps every golfer in the right group, and each level has its own Driver, Iron, Wedge and Putting standards that get more demanding as you climb.

Beginner

New to the game or building fundamentals: grip, posture, contact, and the first skill standards.

Intermediate

Solid fundamentals in place, sharpening consistency, distance and control to tougher targets.

Advanced

Refining a competitive game, with the highest standards across every club, plus strategy and scoring.

Not sure where to start? We usually begin new golfers in Beginner so a coach can see their game, then move them up quickly once the standards are met, or run a short assessment to place them accurately. A dedicated Starter level for first-time golfers is coming soon.

Inside a session

What a typical class looks like

Classes run about 50 minutes in our simulator bays, usually with a partner, and each week zeroes in on the current discipline. The drills change week to week, but the flow is consistent:

1
Warm up & partner upA few short-club swings and stretches to find rhythm, paired up in your bay.
2
Fundamentals checkGrip, posture, stance, alignment and ball position, reinforced every session, with simple drills like feet-together for balance.
3
This week’s skillFocused work on the week’s discipline on our Foresight sims, reading real data (carry, angle of attack, club speed) with tools like the divot board, impact stickers and laser putting stations.
4
Test & trackLog a skill test (Driver, Iron, Wedge or Putting), the Rules & Etiquette quiz, or a playing assessment, scored straight into your Skill Tracker, with punch-card rewards for hitting your targets.
5
Play & reviewPut it into play on a virtual-course hole, then a quick review of what to work on before next time.

What that looks like varies by week: in a putting week, our Sunshine, Ladder and Lag drills on the laser stations; in an iron week, hitting down for a clean strike and logging your carry and angle of attack as a skill test.

This cycle at a glance

Curriculum calendar

Ready to get started?

Find the class that fits, for your child or for you.

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Questions? Call 404 948-4410 or email info@golfhouseacademy.com.