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The Mulligan Shack

Golf lessons & simulator

See your swing in numbers.

One-on-one lessons on a Foresight simulator in Grand Valley, Ontario, a short drive from Orangeville. You see what the ball is doing on every swing, and we explain it in plain English.

The lesson

What a lesson looks like.

Four steps, one change at a time. You always know what we are working on and why.

Titleist 710 irons in a stand bag on the hitting turf in front of the simulator screen
  1. Start with your swing as it is

    We hit a few shots on the Foresight launch monitor to get a baseline. No tidying up for the camera, we want your normal swing.

  2. Find the one thing

    The numbers and the ball flight usually point at one change that matters more than the rest. We pick that one and leave the others alone for now.

  3. Work on it with feedback on every swing

    Each shot shows up on the screen as you hit it. You feel the change and see what it did, so you know straight away whether it is working.

  4. Leave with a plan you can practise on your own

    You get a short list of what to work on and which numbers to watch. It is something you can do at the range, not a list of ten fixes.

The launch monitor

What the launch monitor shows.

These are example numbers from a 7 iron. We go through yours in plain English, so you know which ones matter and which ones can wait.

Launch monitor7 iron · Sample
Ball speed
118.4mphHow fast the ball leaves the face. The engine behind distance.
Launch angle
17.2degHow high it starts. Too low or too high both cost carry.
Backspin
6,350rpmKeeps the ball in the air and stops it on the green.
Carry
164ydsWhere it actually lands. The number to build your gapping on.
Club path
1.8deg in-to-outThe direction the club is travelling through impact.
Face to path
-0.9degWhere the face points relative to the path. This is what curves the ball.
Example numbers. Yours are the ones that matter.

Who it's for

Whatever your game looks like.

Lessons are one-on-one and built around where you are now.

  • 01

    New to the game

    You have never had a lesson and are not sure what to ask. That is fine. We start with the basics and explain every number in plain English.

  • 02

    Coming back to it

    It has been a while and the swing feels different. We find out what has changed and rebuild from there, at a pace that suits you.

  • 03

    Chasing a number

    You know your carry, your spin or your dispersion and you want it better. The monitor shows what is driving it, and we work on that.

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Questions

Before you book.

Do I need my own clubs?

Bring the ones you play if you have them, since the numbers are most useful with your own gear. If you do not have a set yet, ask when you get in touch.

I have never had a lesson. Is that a problem?

No. You do not need to know what any of the numbers mean beforehand. We go through them with you as you hit.

What data will I see?

Ball speed, launch angle, backspin, carry, club path and face to path are the ones we talk about most. The example readout above shows what each one tells you.

Can I bring clubs you just built or fixed for me?

Yes, and it is a good idea. Hitting new or adjusted clubs on the simulator shows whether the specs do what you wanted them to do.

How do I book, and what does it cost?

Send us a message with what you want to work on and when suits you. Lesson length and pricing are sorted out when you get in touch.