Advanced Golf Instruction Course in Mallorca

This advanced golf course is designed for golfers who already have the course licence or an existing handicap and want to build a more stable game. Over five days we train three hours per day, combining focused work on the range with real learning on the 18 hole golf course.

After the short game we move into the long game and work on the areas that matter most for your ball flight and consistency. Training takes place on our quiet grass driving range at Capdepera Golf.

At the end of each session we summarise what we achieved and set a clear plan for the next day. Your questions shape the focus and your priorities are always part of the plan.

After training you can relax on the clubhouse terrace and enjoy your holiday in Mallorca. Then you decide what comes next: another round of golf, a short hike, or time by the pool and the sea.

Many questions in our advanced golf course come directly from real situations on the golf course. That is why we created a separate insight section where we show how we work on strategy, strike quality, direction control, bunkers, slopes and chains of mistakes during lessons.

These examples show how our coaching works in practice: not as a fixed programme, but as daily adaptation to the player. Technique, training and decisions are connected and tested directly on the course.

→ See real lesson insights from the advanced course

Our sessions are designed to develop your skills steadily, improve your shot quality and create practice routines that actually match what you need. Sometimes that means tightening up precision and repeatability. Sometimes it is about correcting a pattern that keeps showing up. And very often it is about making your on course decisions a little smarter, because that is where scores really change.

Each day builds on the day before. That is why our week courses work so well. Every day we look for the one or two areas that will make a noticeable difference, rather than trying to change everything at once. At the end of each session we agree on the focus for the next day, and your questions and priorities are always part of that plan.

At the start of the week we take a relaxed look at your entire golf bag. Equipment choices matter more than many golfers realise, because they have a direct influence on ball flight, shot options and confidence.

During the session we check together whether your clubs really fit your game and your current goals. On the way to the driving range we get to know your motivations, ask about any injuries or physical limitations, and give you a first tour of our practice facilities. This helps us create a clean starting point for the days ahead and avoid unnecessary detours later in the week.

The short game is technically diverse, so we always dedicate time to it. We check whether your basic shots are functional and stable under different lies.

Clean contact, distance and direction control, spin control and adaptation to different grass situations are always part of the week. If your short game is already solid, we focus on reducing error potential from tricky lies and pressure situations.

Our training sessions are dynamic and varied. We combine different shots and situations to challenge your skills while at the same time building trust in what you can do.

By measuring good and less good shots with Doppler radar, we can see clearly where the differences come from. This allows us to adapt the coaching to your level and move through technical adjustments efficiently. Once the basics are in place, we take that work onto the course, practising from changing lies and different angles to the flag, where the learning really becomes relevant.

Daily work on the long game is where consistency often changes the fastest. With video we can compare day to day and make changes visible, so you know what you are working on and why. Little steps every day make a big difference by the end of the week.

Because of years of experience, we know that there is more than one path to better golf. We use that variety to find the solution that fits your body and your game, and our time frame.

Coordination matters. We include short coordination exercises to improve your movement ability and swing control, so changes become stable and usable.

If you are reading this, you are already showing motivation to improve. That is the perfect foundation. We support your progress with modern learning methods that go beyond hitting balls without a plan.

A key part of the course is learning how to practise in a useful way and how to transfer skills from the range to the course.

The brain does not repeat movement in exactly the same way each time. It adapts. In golf this means coordination and adaptability matter more than chasing one perfect swing or putt style.

Our preferred classroom is the golf course. The more time we can spend with you on the course, the faster learning becomes real performance.

Many golfers want to know which club is the right choice in a specific situation or why the ball keeps drifting to the right. After nearly 30 years of teaching we have tested answers and practical solutions for these questions.