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Off the Tee Golfing Club group classes use the Operation 36 curriculum to build skills through play and measurable milestones. Private lessons are tailored to each golfer’s goals using the Operation 36 Golf Development Tracks, from first swings to college recruitment, and lifelong players.
Players develop through intentional practice, play, competition, and real-course scenarios.
Players progress through a scoring-based skill system designed for measurable, confidence-building growth.
Private Lessons are shaped around each golfer’s individual goals using our Golf Development Tracks, adapted from the Operation 36 pathway. Whether a player is just exploring the game, enjoying it with friends, competing on a school team, or preparing for college recruitment, we identify where they are, where they want to go, and the steps to get there, one milestone at a time.
Group Classes follow the Operation 36 curriculum, a proven, nationally recognized program that gets players on the course from day one. Players start close to the green and move back as their skills grow, with the goal of shooting 36 or better over 9 holes. Every class builds toward a clear next milestone, so players always know what they’re working toward.
A structured path, every lesson.
A structured path, every lesson.
Dynamic Warm-Up
Mobility, activation, mental focus, and daily goal-setting.
Skill Development Block
Rotational focus on full swing, short game, or putting with individualized feedback.
Applied Practice + Competitive Games (if applicable)
Pressure training, skill challenges, and team-based scoring games.
On-Course Play / Simulation (if applicable)
Operation 36 Golf level play, course management, and rules application.
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