Golf teaching tools
Golf teaching that connects lessons to the course.
Teach golf strategy with online practice and recorded-round replay. Your students can practice club and target choices between golf lessons, then bring specific shots back for you to review.
Coach review signal
Decision quality, execution quality, and result stay separate.
Use the practice round as evidence, not guesswork, when planning the next lesson.
Pattern
See the decision pattern.
Look beyond score and outcome. Jetta separates the plan, the strike, and the result so coaching conversations stay focused.
Adjustment
Coach the next change.
Round review can surface repeated strategic patterns, from aggressive targets to recovery choices that make a hole harder.
Between lessons
Extend the lesson.
Students keep practicing decision-making after they leave the range, then return with concrete evidence to discuss.
A coach workflow built around evidence.
01 Assign
Assign strategy rules.
Set target zones, preferred misses, and risk parameters before a student plays or practices.
02 Review
Review student logs.
Inspect decision versus execution ratings after the round, then look for recurring strategic habits.
03 Plan
Target the next lesson.
Spend the first five minutes on proven patterns instead of reconstructing the round from memory.
I used to spend the first 10 minutes of a lesson asking “how did you hit it?” Now I open Jetta, see the decision logs, and immediately work on strategic fixes.Coach workflow concept for between-lesson review
Review workspace
Show the round, not just the score.
Use Jetta’s replay and academy screens to review what the student chose, what the shot did, and which learning signal matters next.
Connect coach review to real player evidence
Coaches can use Jetta Learning Reports to separate decision quality from execution quality after a student records an on-course GPS round. The PC Replay page shows how those rounds can be reviewed before the next lesson.