NEW ADULT GOLFERS
Six weeks to your
first real round.
A beginner bootcamp for adults who want to learn golf properly the first time. Small groups, a PGA Professional every week, and nine holes on the actual course in week six. No experience, and no clubs, required.
- Length
- 6 weeks
- Each session
- 75 min
- Group size
- 4–6players
- Price
- $375+Golf On Last Day
- Next cohort
- 2027SATURDAYS @ 11:00 AM
- Seats
- 6left
THE HONEST VERSION
You don't want a golf lesson. You want to stop feeling out of place on a golf course.
Most adults who try golf quit before they ever play a hole. Not because they can't hit it — because nobody teaches the parts that aren't the swing. So they stay on the range, forever, and eventually stop going.
The bootcamp teaches the game in the order you actually need it, alongside four or five other people at exactly your level, and it finishes by putting you on the course with a coach beside you.
“Where am I supposed to stand?”
“What do I do when it's my turn?”
“Am I holding everyone up?”
“Is everyone watching me?”
These are the questions that actually keep beginners off a course. The bootcamp answers all four by week five.
Six weeks, in the order you actually need it.
Built on the Operation 36 framework — you start close to the hole where scoring is genuinely possible, and earn your way back.
Contact and Control
The grip, the setup, and the first clean strikes. How a practice facility works, and where to go so you're not on display.
Get the ball in the air, and use the range without feeling watched.
The 25-Yard Game
Chipping and pitching from inside 25 yards — the distance where a beginner can genuinely shoot par, and where Operation 36 starts everyone.
Score par for nine holes from 25 yards — Op 36 Level 1.
Putting and Green Reading
Speed first, line second. Reading slope, and the three-foot putt that decides whether the round felt good.
Two-putt from anywhere on the green.
The Full Swing and the Tee Shot
Now the big swing — and, more usefully, finding the one club you can put in play off a tee under pressure.
Hit a tee shot you trust, with a club you've chosen on purpose.
Etiquette, Pace, and the Rules That Matter
Where to stand, when to play, how to keep up, and the handful of rules that come up in a real round. The stuff nobody teaches and everybody's anxious about.
Play with strangers without worrying you're doing it wrong.
Nine Holes on the Course
Put everything together in a real nine-hole round with your coach.
Play nine holes confidently and know exactly what to do next.
EVERYTHING IN THE PRICE
WHAT’s INCLUDED
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75 minutes each, with a PGA Professional
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if you don't own any, don't buy any yet
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On the course, with your coach
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Usually four or five
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Your levels and scores
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What to do next, whether or not it’s with us.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT
WHO’S TEACHING
You'll be coached by a PGA Professional. Every week.
BO BAKER, PGA
FOUNDER & DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
PGA Member since 2019, twice IEPGA Teacher of the Year, and an Operation 36 Master Top 50 Coach. He's spent seven years working out how adults actually learn this game — which is not the way most of us were taught.
COREY PRUGH, PGA
PGA COACH
Corey has taught hundreds of beginners throughout his career. He knows how to effectively communicate without overwhelming students and keeps the techniques so simple that anyone can follow along.
JEFF TAPP, PGA ASSOCIATE
PGA ASSOCIATE COACH
Jeff has spent years coaching high school players and is currently a high school teacher. Jeff is an incredible instructor with an ability to put together lesson plans that help students truly understand the swing and the game.
TAYLOR PAGE, PGA ASSOCIATE
PGA ASSOCIATE COACH
Taylor started out in the golf industry over six years ago and then took time to serve our country in the US Air Force. There, he was in instructor and leader in his line of work. He knows how to teach the game, and play the game!
NEXT COHORT
groups cap at six. Get the next start date before it's posted.
If this cohort is full, or the Saturday time doesn't work, put your name down. You'll get the next dates, the time, and the reservation link before they go on the site — and nothing else you didn't ask for.
✔ New cohort dates go to this list first
✔ No cost, no deposit, no commitment to book
✔ A short weekly note on the parts of golf nobody teaches beginners
Save my spot in line
Two fields. Takes about ten seconds.
BEFORE YOU ASK
COMMON QUESTIONS
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No — and this is the question we get most, so let's answer it properly. Everyone in the bootcamp is a beginner. That's the entry requirement. Nobody in your group has played more than you have, and the whole reason we cap the group at six is so that no one is performing for an audience.
Most people tell us by week two that this was the thing they were most wrong about.
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No. We have loaner clubs you can use during the lessons. If you already have a set, awesome! But, if not, please don't buy a set before you start. We’ll help you decide what a good starter set is. Just ask your coach at one of your sessions.
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That's exactly who it's built for. Week one starts at the grip. If you've played a bit and want something faster, the free 15-minute call is the right place to sort that out.
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No. Every session has instruction and guided practice. Week six is entirely on the course. Learning golf without ever playing golf is the mistake this program exists to fix.
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You'll leave with a written plan either way. If you want to keep going with us, graduates move into private lessons or group practices. There's no pressure to — a lot of people finish the bootcamp and just go play, which is the point.