pick your pro
Private lessons and playing rounds with golf professionals at courses across Devon & Cornwall. Bring up to three friends — the pro plays, coaches and keeps score alongside you.
Tap a name to pick that pro
Corporate & society days
Bring the whole company. Put a pro with every group.
Company days, client golf, society meetings and charity opens — one course, one date, and a PGA professional playing alongside each fourball rather than one pro trying to cover forty people. Take two or more pros and 5% comes off the whole booking.
How it works
Three holes to a booked round
No packages, no set tee sheets — you build the round around the pro, the course and your group.
Pick your pro
Browse pros based across Devon, filter by area, and choose by hourly rate, specialism or home club.
Choose the course
Any club in Devon or Cornwall. We work out the pro's travel — and overnight stay, if the distance calls for it.
Confirm your round
Set your group size, round length and date. See the full cost upfront, then send your booking request.
The roster
Pros based across Devon
Every pro plays on their own time off — their rate below is what you pay for their hours on the course with you.
Where to play
Any club in Devon or Cornwall
Pick the course for your round. Clubs closer to your pro's home base keep travel costs down — further afield, you're covering their mileage, and their room for the night if needed.
Book your round
Set the details
Your selections from above carry through automatically. Adjust group size and round length, then send your request.
Sign in to book
Bookings are tied to an account so you can see your rounds, check your cancellation deadline and cancel if plans change.
Your round, priced
Corporate & society days
A pro with every group
Most company days give forty golfers one professional and a microphone. We do the opposite: a PGA pro walks with each fourball for the whole round — playing, coaching, keeping score and making sure the people who have never held a club still enjoy their afternoon. One course, one date, one invoice.
Who it's for
Three days that work better with a pro in each group
The format is the same each time — what changes is who you are trying to look after.
Four hours with your client, not four hours hunting for a ball
A pro in the group keeps the round moving and gives the beginner something to do other than apologise. Your guests leave having played golf and learned something, which is a rather better conversation the following week than a lost afternoon.
A meeting where every group gets coached
Put a professional out with each fourball and the day becomes a playing lesson for the whole society. Pros are costed individually — their rate, their travel from their own home club — so you can see exactly what adding one more does to the total.
Something to sell beyond the raffle
"Play your round with a PGA professional" is a genuine draw for a charity open, and it gives you a prize-giving with someone qualified to present it. Green fees are paid to the course at cost, so the fundraising maths stays honest.
How a day comes together
Priced in a minute, confirmed by us
The form below prices the day as you build it. Nothing is charged there — a corporate day is an enquiry, because we confirm every pro's availability before anyone commits.
Choose your pros
Roughly one per fourball. Each is costed on their own rate and their own distance from the course, so the total is real rather than a guess.
Pick the course and date
Any club in Devon or Cornwall. Travel over 12 miles is added per pro, and an overnight goes on automatically past 50 miles.
See the day priced
Pros' time, travel, accommodation, green fees and the 5% discount, itemised. Green fees belong to the club and pass through at cost.
We confirm, then you pay
We check each pro is free on your date and come back to you with a firm quote. Payment follows confirmation, not the other way round.
Build your day
Price it yourself
Choose your pros, the course and the date. The panel on the right updates as you go — then send it to us and we will confirm availability.
A rough window is enough — with several groups out, the club will set the running order.