Paul Johnon

Paul has over 25 years experience, coaching people who have never touched a club before to winners on tour. A welcoming environment, making you feel relaxed, along with using the latest equipment for detail analysis. You will also receive a video analysis after your lesson.

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Lesson Options

30 Minute Lesson - £30

40 Minute Lesson - £40

50 Minute Lesson - £50

40-minute Intro Lesson – £30 (first-time students only)A perfect first step if you’ve not had a lesson with us before. We’ll assess your swing, identify 1–2 quick wins, and give you a simple plan to move forward.

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PACKAGE OPTIONS

SINGLE LESSON

Standard 30/40/50-minute Lesson – Focused, practical coaching using our indoor simulator and launch data for £30/£40/£50 respectively.

3 LESSON KICKSTART PACKAGE

Get 3 × 40-minute lessons for just £99. Build momentum this winter with a structured plan, simple drills between sessions, and clear progress from week to week.

BEGINNER PACKAGE - £175

5 × 40-minute lessons designed for new golfers. Allowing ample opportunity for you to hone in on your skills.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. The Intro Lesson is ideal, and the Beginners Starter Package gives you a structured starting point (you can even bring a friend).

No — all equipment is provided. If you do have clubs, bring them along.

The Golf Room, in Halesowen (indoor studio with simulator). Full details are in the booking confirmation.

Unit 19 Long Lane Trading Estate, Long Lane, B62 9LD

Improvement varies by golfer, but most players notice positive changes within the first few lessons. Consistency develops best through regular lessons combined with practice, rather than one-off sessions. Ongoing coaching helps reinforce correct movements and track progress over time.

A typical lesson includes swing analysis, feedback from your coach, and clear drills or exercises to work on. Lessons often focus on one or two key areas to avoid overload and help you improve consistently.

Practice is essential. Lessons give you the what and why, while practice builds the how. Practicing the drills provided in your lesson helps reinforce consistency and ensures progress carries over onto the course.

Yes. Lessons are customised to your skill level and goals—whether that’s improving consistency, lowering scores, hitting the ball further, or enjoying the game more.