How Austin coaches
Coaching for the complete golfer, not one piece at a time
Most lessons pick one thing: your grip, your takeaway, your slice. You leave with a tip, it works for a bucket, and the rest of your game stays where it was. Austin coaches the other way around.
The complete golfer
Exactly what your game needs, all of it connected
Every session starts in the middle, with how your body moves today. From there it works outward to whatever your game needs most right now: the full swing, the short game, putting, then shaping shots, handling the course and thinking your way around it.
You don't get a generic program and you don't get one isolated fix. You get what you need, built so each piece fits the ones around it. That's how the change shows up as a lower score, not just a better feeling on the range.
What that looks like
How a session actually works
Built around your body
Before anything changes, Austin screens how your body moves (he's TPI certified). If your hips, shoulders or spine can't get to a position today, the swing doesn't ask them to. It's fitted to you, the way a club fitter builds a club around your swing.
Four pieces, two moves
Austin's method puts four pieces together: setup, lower body stability, backswing and downswing. Setup and stability both happen at address, so on the course it's really two movement sequences, never four things to think about at once.
Measured, not guessed
TrackMan reads every ball: path, face, strike, carry and curve. You see what changed in numbers and on video, and you leave knowing exactly what to keep.
Trained the way the course tests you
Same club, same target is how range swings are built. Here, practice changes club and target every shot and moves onto full holes on simulated courses, so the swing holds up when a round asks for something different every time.
Short game and putting
Austin learned the short game from James Sieckmann and Stan Utley, and putting is his favorite thing to coach. Even shaky putters are usually feeling a real difference within a lesson or two.
A plan for when it slips
Every swing slips sometimes. You learn a simple reset: posture first, then stability, then the backswing feel, then the downswing feel. So you can fix it yourself instead of waiting for your next lesson.
"He doesn't do generic swing coaching, but more finding the swing that fits your natural body movement. He makes things very simple and easy to understand."
Sam Chafe, Google review
Who it's for
From your first swing to scratch and better
Beginners
Some of Austin's favorite golfers to coach. No bad habits to undo, so the swing gets built around how you already move, from day one.
Juniors, from age 4
Skill and athletic development first, through games and movement, instead of the grip, posture and alignment checklist most kids hear.
Experienced players
Coaching for low handicaps and competitive golfers who need the whole game to hold up under pressure.
Not near Gilbert
Truly one-on-one remote lessons, priced the same as in-studio sessions, or the Practice Vault for feedback on your own practice.
How to start
Three steps
- The 90-minute Body-Swing SessionAustin screens how you move, reads your swing on TrackMan and coaches you through the fix in the bay. If TrackMan doesn't show the difference before you leave, you don't pay.
- A plan that fits where you areYou leave with a recommendation for your game. Some golfers take one lesson at a time, others choose a coaching plan to make the change stick.
- Stay on track between sessionsSend practice swings through the Practice Vault so you never practice the wrong thing for weeks.
"Austin has really helped me set a good game plan for this winter to assure my success and enjoyment of my golf game this spring and summer. He provided a realistic and individualized plan for me."
Monty Rogers, Google review
See what your swing can do
Start with the 90-minute Body-Swing Session. If TrackMan doesn't show the difference before you leave, you don't pay.