A self-guided starting point and private coaching options make the scope of each player-development relationship clearer.
ORLANDO, Fla. — BE A GOLFER is organizing its player-development offerings in CoachNow around a simple question: How much direct coaching does this golfer need? The new lineup gives players a self-guided 12-week starting point and separate private remote and in-person coaching paths.
The self-guided option is designed for a golfer prepared to work independently through an organized program. Private coaching adds the part a fixed program cannot supply: Brendon Elliott’s assessment of the player’s actual rounds, submitted video, practice habits and competition schedule, followed by adjusted priorities and direct feedback.
Remote and in-person private coaching are offered in monthly, quarterly and annual arrangements. CoachNow serves as the working home for assignments, video and communication. Live remote sessions can take place through Golf Live, while SwingU round records and SportsBox AI movement analysis can supply evidence when they help answer a specific coaching question. In-person work is scheduled selectively in the Orlando area.
A private BE A GOLFER Player Hub brings current athletes and parents to the tools, scheduling and program information they use. The hub includes an example plan so a new player can see what a focused week might look like: complete a meaningful round, practice the current priorities and send a progress check with enough context to guide the next decision.
Elliott’s work centers on competitive teenage golfers and other serious players willing to record their rounds, communicate honestly and follow a plan. Program fit and availability are determined before private enrollment.
Explore coaching and apply: https://beagolfer.golf/remote-coaching
Learn about BE A GOLFER: https://beagolfer.golf
About BE A GOLFER
BE A GOLFER is a player-development academy founded by Brendon Elliott, PGA. Its coaching combines live instruction, on-course evidence, video feedback and clear practice priorities for competitive players.
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321-278-1612
