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At Teech Golf, we don't work on your swing. We work on your performance. Studies have shown there are billions of perfect swings. But every swing needs its own strategy.

That's why we focus on performance. The goal is to work with you on situations, shot types and your strategy, so you know them by heart and build a real catalogue of your shots.

Through regular drills and real-game situations, we'll help you bring your index down.

And if (and only if) we spot a technical problem in your game, we'll advise you to see a pro before you keep working on your performance.

We're convinced that the keys to performance in golf are consistency and repetition.

So our programmes are built on 4-week cycles, during which you work on two areas of the game, plus putting, which is part of every programme.

For 4 weeks, you'll repeat situations and shot types all linked to the same areas.

At the end of the cycle, you'll do a new self-assessment to track your progress.

Our sessions are made up of three drills. We recommend planning 1 to 1.5 hours per session.

The drills come from the Teech library, built with professional coaches. Out of the 3 drills, 2 are always linked to the same area of the game: your major. At the end of the session, you should leave with the keys to improve on that major.

Sessions are tailored to your profile. Two Teechees won't get the same programme, even if they want to work on the same area.

Drills are picked based on your level, your current issues and your recent stats.

Each time you finish a session, a new one is generated.

We've noticed that putting is the area of the game players practice least, even though it's one of the most complex. It's also a quick way to lower your 18-hole score.

So putting has a very important place in Teech Golf programmes. Whatever your programme or level, at least 1 session in 3 will focus mainly on putting. We've also chosen to start every session with a putting drill. That way, we're sure you stop by the putting green every time you go to the course.