Thirty minutes, start to finish — so you know exactly what you are walking into.
Your first lesson is 30 minutes, one-on-one: $50 on its own, or $40 as part of the 5-Lesson Package ($200), which is how most students start. You hit balls, Tyler watches and asks questions, and together you find the two or three things actually costing you strokes. You leave with a written Game Plan you keep. Bring your clubs; no golf shoes and no experience required.
Before you swing at anything, Tyler asks what you are actually trying to do. Break 90. Stop slicing. Keep up with your spouse. Not embarrass yourself at the company scramble. These are different problems and they get different lessons, and an instructor who skips this step is teaching a generic swing to a specific person.
Normally. Not the swing you think you are supposed to make with someone watching — the one you actually make. Tyler is looking at what your ball does and why, and the more honest the swing, the more useful the answer.
Not fifteen. Most golfers have a long list of flaws and a short list of flaws that matter, and the entire skill of coaching is telling them apart. You will hear about the ones costing you strokes and you will not be handed a lecture about the rest.
This is the part most lessons skip. You get a written Game Plan — what to work on, how to practise it, and what it should feel like when it is right. You keep it. A lesson you cannot remember on Thursday was not worth paying for on Tuesday.
That is the whole list. You do not need a glove, a rangefinder, or any prior experience.
Lessons are held at a range in Vineyard, serving golfers across Utah County. Tyler confirms exactly where to meet when you book, so you always know before you drive. If you are coming from Provo, Lehi or American Fork, it is a short trip — see the city pages for drive times.
If your clubs might be part of the problem, bring them. Club fitting is $40 and happens inside a lesson — Tyler watches you hit before touching anything, keeps what needs work, and returns it at your next session. Regripping is $4 per club for labor, plus the grip.
Your clubs, comfortable clothes you can turn in, and athletic shoes. That is all. There is no dress code and golf shoes are not required. If you do not own a set yet, borrow or rent one for now.
At Olson Golf Academy: a short conversation about what you actually want from your golf, then you hit balls normally while Tyler watches, then you identify the two or three things costing you the most strokes. You leave with a written Game Plan you keep. It runs 30 minutes and costs $50, or $40 as part of the 5-Lesson Package.
Yes. Bring your own clubs to every lesson. If you do not own a set yet, borrow or rent one rather than buying before anyone has watched you swing. A fitting after a few lessons will tell you far more about what you should buy.
Thirty minutes. That is long enough to diagnose and to start on the biggest fix, and short enough that a brand-new golfer is not exhausted or overloaded. A 60-minute lesson is available for $90 once you know what you are working on.
A single 30-minute lesson is $50. Most students start with the 5-Lesson Package instead: $200, which is $40 a lesson and saves $50, with the first lesson as lesson one. If you book a single lesson, you are not required to buy anything after it.
Thirty minutes, one-on-one. We find the two or three things costing you the most strokes and build your written Game Plan, which you keep. Most students start with the 5-Lesson Package: $200, $40 a lesson.
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