Meet Lee
Qualifications
- 2:1 in Applied Golf Management Studies – Birmingham University
- Fellow Coach of the PGA & PGA Qualified
- TPI Level 2 Golf Certified
- Plane Truth Golf Certified
- Exploring Sport Coaching & Psychology – Open University Qualification
- From £60 per hour
Contact Lee
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Based at Horsham Golf
Coaching Philosophy
My coaching philosophy is to treat each and every client on a case-by-case, person-first approach to the golf swing. I do not believe that there is a perfect swing model to follow, as fundamentally, our bodies, experiences and minds are all so different. The key to better golf is to work out how to build a swing around your own unique body patterns that you can repeat time and time again. If you can create a solid, repeatable shot that you can take on to the course then you just made playing golf a lot easier!
Why Book With Me?
All lessons are followed up with your necessary notes and videos to support your own practice.
You will receive a comprehensive and bespoke lesson service based around you and everything that you need to improve.
Whether you want a single lesson, an ongoing long-term programme, or an immersive full-day coaching experience, I will be able to provide what you need.
FAQs
What can a golfer expect from a lesson with you?
In a lesson with me you can expect a bespoke, personalised experience based around your swing, your goals and what you want to achieve. I always guide the lesson around how you move and how you see the world to get the best result possible for you!
What aspect of the game do you specialise in coaching?
I don’t specialise in any specific area; instead, I cover all aspects and create comprehensive game programmes. However, my particular favourite is working with golfers who have mobility issues, helping them find a way to swing the club without injury while considering their individual needs.
What technology do you use in your lessons and how do you believe it helps?
Hackmotion helps me understand a player’s wrist conditions in their swing, providing clear imagery for the client to comprehend. Flightscope Range is a tool I use for accurate data tracking and analysis during practice sessions. OnForm Video Analysis is video analysis software that enables in-depth assessment of your swing. It is also great for sharing your swing during your own practice sessions.
As a player, what weakness have you struggled with and what did you do to correct it?
At times, I have struggled with my wedge play. By implementing focused variable practice, I have been able to better gauge my yardages and improve my accuracy from the 60-100 yard range.
What would you say to a beginner who might be intimidated by / nervous of the idea of taking up golf as a sport?
Golf is a very rewarding sport as it is just you versus the course. When it’s good, it’s fantastic. When it’s not going well, it can be frustrating, but that is part of the challenge and should be embraced. You’ll get to meet new people, face new challenges, and play a game that you can hopefully enjoy for the rest of your life.
Featured Articles
Ball Striking Secrets from the Fairway With Lee Wilson
Finding the target from the fairways requires a number of things to happen – a good contact, a good club choice, assessing the lie and conditions correctly and then executing your shot.
Fairway Wood or Hybrid?
Huw Williams, based at Horsham Golf, shares his top 3 tips to promote great ball striking in your game! Take a read below and why not let Huw know how you get on!
Breaking Scoring Barriers With Lee Wilson
Breaking Scoring Barriers With Lee Wilson We asked our coaching team what skills a golfer would need to break some significant scoring barriers golfers come across - 100, 90 and 80! Lee Wilson, Senior PGA Fellow Coach at Horsham Golf, shared his thoughts on these major scoring hurdles! If you want to reach your next target of breaking 100, 90…
Stop Your Slice
Stop Your Slice Lee Wilson, Senior PGA Coach at Horsham Golf, shares his thoughts on how to stop that dreaded slice! TIP 1 If you slice the ball then start with this simple correction to your grip. Often when the top hand is rotated too much towards the target (see below) it causes the clubface to open, which is the…