Golf Lessons

The cost of golf lessons vary depending on the experience of the PGA Golf Professional, facility, location and technology available. The prices at Perth Golf Centre start at $80 for a 30-minute lesson and $150 for a 1-hour lesson. Most clients at our facility sign up to our packages and programs to help further their progress, lower the ongoing cost of the lessons and receive added incentives.

Depending on the package purchased, they can include lessons, TPI screenings, practice plans, Trackman practice sessions and range balls for WAGC members

Golf is one of the most difficult games to learn. With numerous different aspects, it’s a never-ending journey to improve achieve your goals. By seeing a qualified PGA Professional to improve your game, it is one of the best investments you could make in this process. They are skilled at analysing your technique and discovering what areas of your game need improvement to help you play your best golf.

If you’ve never played golf before and want to get into the game, it is always suggested to come see and PGA Professional in a one on one setting or in a group environment such as a golf clinic. They can get you started on the right path and on track to hit the ball more consistently and understand the intricacies of the game.

At Perth Golf Centre you will be asked to complete a “Client Form” when you arrive, which outlines your golfing history, areas you’d like to improve, injuries and goals for the future. The PGA Professional will then sit down and chat with you about the information, and decide upon a starting point for the lesson.

You will then warm up in one of our state of the art Trackman bays and hit a variety of clubs in the process. The goal is to gather data on your swing to find any details that stand out to assist in the teaching process. Our Trackman bays have 3 high speed videos cameras running constantly which will be used to show you any areas that need to be adjusted and improved. The Trackman software allows us to provide side by side comparisons to Tour Professionals if required, to give you the understanding of positions or movements that we are looking at trying to emulate.

Perth Golf Centre has a variety of training aids at its disposal, which can be used during a golf lesson. Depending on the swing change required, the PGA Professional may use these training aids, our mirrors, camera footage, Trackman data and demonstration to ensure that you understand the change required.

After working on the swing changes, the PGA Professional will then show you the progress through ball flight, Trackman data and /or video comparison. The lesson will either continue on the same path, other adjustments and changes will be made or you may work on a different aspect for the remainder of the lesson such as chipping or putting.

To complete the lesson, the PGA Professional will send you through a voice over recap through Trackman, outlining the changes made and process moving forward. This way you’ll always have a reference of the adjustments if you need to refer back when you’re practicing. You can then see one of our administration teams to book in your follow up lessons and start practicing and improving your game.

This is a very common question that gets asked by beginner golfers. You generally see golfers wearing the latest golf gear and am sure you wonder if you need to go out and purchase everything before attending your golf lesson. We are happy to say that you do not. There are however a few items you should be wearing to abide by dress codes and also to make you feel comfortable.

If you are having a lesson in our studio then you can wear anything that makes you comfortable. We suggest a collared shirt, golf shoes or sneakers, tailored shorts, pants or a golf skirt /skorts.

If you are having an outdoor lesson then we would suggest wearing a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses to help protect from the sun. As we are part of a private facility, when outdoors we do need to abide by the dress regulations set out by The Western Australian Golf Club. These dress regulations are below;

Male Dress Code

On the Course and Club Surrounds including Practice Facilities.

• All shirts must be either collared or turtle neck golf shirts and worn tucked into trousers.
• Tailored shorts with a belt are permitted but are to be worn with predominately white socks which are visible above the shoe line.
• Trousers and shorts must be tailored type with a fly.
• Socks are to be worn with long trousers but may be coloured.
• Regulation golf shoes (soft spikes only) must be worn on the course. Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis shoes are not regarded as golf attire.

Female Dress Code

On the Course and Club Surrounds including Practice Facilities.

• Golf attire should be neat, tidy and appropriate at all times and reflect the weather conditions for the occasion.
• Shirts must be tucked in unless specifically designed to be worn out and have a collar. Sleeveless collared golf shirts, turtle and polo neck shirts are permitted.
• Tailored slacks, shorts, skirts, ¾ pants and leggings are acceptable.
• Regulation golf shoes (soft spikes only) must be worn on the course with predominately white socks or coloured socks which coordinate with their golfing attire and are visible above the shoe line.
• Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis type shoes are not regarded as golf attire.

If you would like some more details in relation to what you should wear, please feel free to contact our friendly staff members and they will be more than happy to assist you.

What a great question. There are no requirements to bring anything to your golf lesson, but below are some suggestions to assist with the process.

• Golf Clubs – If you don’t have golf clubs, don’t buy them specifically for your first golf lesson. We can provide them for you at no charge and then discuss purchasing golf clubs that will be suitable for you in the future.
• Statistics – This can be in written form from previous rounds or from any type of app that you may be using.
• Water Bottle
• Sunscreen – This is available at PGC if required.
• Golf gloves

And that’s all you need to bring! So come along, enjoy your lesson and the learning process in golf. We can’t wait to see you at PGC.

Not at all.

At Perth Golf Centre, we have clubs suitable for every age, gender, height, and skill level, plus provide them at no charge during your golf lesson.

If you are a beginner golfer, we would generally suggest holding off purchasing a set of clubs specifically for a golf lesson. During the session, we can provide you with details of what would be required going forward which may only be a few clubs or package set to get you underway.

This is a very interesting question and varies on the person taking the golf lessons. Golf is a complex sport with numerous different areas to learn. These include but are not limited to.

• Golf swing
  • Irons
  • Woods
  • Driver
• Pitching
• Chipping
• Bunkers
• Putting
• Course management
• Golf rules and etiquette

As you can see, you don’t only need to learn the “golf swing” but “how” to play golf as well. By understanding that golf isn’t just full swing technique, you realise golf lessons are an ongoing process for which you will never stop learning about your own game.

To answer the question of how many lessons a beginner should take, we would suggest 6-10 lessons to get through the topics above. These wouldn’t be consecutive but taken over a period of time to allow the golfer the ability to practice the changes being made.

If price is a factor when it comes to golf lessons, then a clinic series is a great way to get some insight into each of these different areas. Clinics will generally start at the beginner level and progress through a series of stages, each one getting more in-depth in the above areas. At Perth Golf Centre we offer both individual lessons and clinics to cater for all golfers.

Of course you can! There are many golfers out there that are self-taught and play at an excellent level. However, most golfers create bad habits when teaching themselves the movement patterns which causes compensations and swing faults. In our opinion, it is better to get the correct information to begin with and work on those changes to improve your game.