Your long game sets up everything else. Using TrackMan, we measure how your club is moving through impact and how the ball is reacting, so we can build a swing that is both repeatable and powerful.

• Improving strike and centred contact with driver, fairway woods, and hybrids.
• Optimising launch and spin for more distance without sacrificing control.
• Understanding path and face angles to eliminate destructive slices and hooks.
• Building a pre-shot routine you can trust on tight tee shots around Falkirk & Stirling courses.

Instead of “trying everything”, we use real ball-flight data to identify one or two key priorities that will make the biggest difference, then support them with simple drills you can repeat on the range and the course.

Good iron play turns opportunities into birdie chances and keeps big numbers off the card. Using TrackMan, we focus on distance control, strike, and direction.

• Consistent yardages for each iron so club selection becomes automatic.
• Improving low-point control to reduce “thin” and “fat” strikes.
• Shaping shots when needed – fades, draws, and knock-downs.
• Creating a reliable stock shot you can trust under pressure.

By understanding your carry distances and dispersion patterns, we can help you aim smarter, choose better targets, and attack more pins with confidence.

If your short game is sharp, you can turn a poor shot into a par and a good shot into a birdie. Sessions focus on simple, repeatable techniques you can rely on all year round in Scottish conditions.

• Choosing the right club and shot type around the greens.
• Controlling height and rollout to leave shorter putts.
• Developing a confident bunker action for wet or dry sand.
• Building a focused practice routine for real improvement in less time.

While TrackMan is more focused on full shots, the same principles of feedback and clarity apply to your short game: you’ll always know what you’re working on and why.

Putting is where scores are made or lost. Even a small improvement here has a huge impact over 18 holes.

• Checking posture, eye line, and grip to build a repeatable stroke.
• Improving start line and pace control on fast and slow greens.
• Learning a simple approach to reading breaks with more confidence.
• Creating drills that make practice fun and competitive.

You’ll leave with a clear plan for how to warm up before a round and how to practice with purpose, not just roll a few balls towards the nearest hole.

Sometimes your swing isn’t the problem – it’s the decisions you make on the course. On-course sessions in the Falkirk and Stirling area focus on course management and mindset.

• Choosing the right club and target on each hole.
• Playing to your strengths instead of chasing low-percentage shots.
• Dealing with nerves on the first tee and important shots.
• Building a strategy for your home course to protect against big numbers.

We link what you learn on TrackMan with real-world playing situations, so your practice actually shows up on the scorecard.

Golf should be welcoming, fun, and encouraging – especially if you’re new to the game. Lessons for juniors, beginners, and returning players are built around simple fundamentals and positive experiences.

• Introductory sessions to learn grip, stance, and basic swing movement.
• Fun, game-based practice for juniors to keep them engaged.
• Gentle re-introduction for lapsed golfers who want to build confidence again.
• Clear guidance on equipment so you don’t overspend when starting out.

TrackMan can also be used with newer players to show progress visually, making lessons feel more like a game and less like a test.

Some of the key data points TrackMan provides include:

• Club speed – how fast the club is travelling at impact.
• Ball speed – how fast the ball launches off the face.
• Launch angle – the initial angle the ball takes off.
• Spin rate – how much the ball is spinning back or sideways.
• Club path – whether the club is moving in-to-out, out-to-in, or square.
• Face angle – where the clubface is pointing relative to the target line.
• Attack angle – whether you’re hitting up or down on the ball.
• Carry distance & total distance – how far the ball really travels.

Together, these create a complete picture of your swing. You’ll be able to see and understand why shots behave the way they do.

Every lesson follows a simple, structured flow:

1. Baseline – You hit shots as normal while TrackMan records your current patterns.
2. Diagnosis – We identify the key issues and their causes (not just the symptoms).
3. Priority change – We select one or two things to work on that will make the biggest impact.
4. Drills & feels – Simple movements and images to help you own the change.
5. Re-check – We measure again to confirm the improvement and lock in the feeling.

The goal isn’t to overload you with numbers – it’s to use the data to support clear communication. You’ll always know what’s changing, why it matters, and how to practise it.

TrackMan is also a powerful tool for making sure your clubs actually suit your game.

• Checking distance gaps between wedges, irons, and hybrids.
• Identifying clubs that overlap or are difficult to hit.
• Exploring shaft and loft options for more control and consistency.
• Helping you make informed equipment decisions rather than guessing.

This means you don’t just swing better – you also carry the right tools for your game around your local Falkirk and Stirling courses.

Not at all. FG Golf Instruction works with complete beginners through to low-handicap players. If you’re new to the game, lessons will focus on simple fundamentals, basic movement, and building confidence.

TrackMan is useful for every level of golfer. For newer players, it helps you see progress and understand why a shot behaves the way it does. For more experienced golfers, it provides the precision needed to fine-tune yardages and ball flight.

Bring your clubs (or as many as you have), golf shoes or trainers, and any gloves or aids you normally use. It also helps to have an idea of what you’d like to improve – for example, more distance off the tee or fewer three-putts.

Many players feel a difference during the first session, especially in strike and ball flight. The key to lasting improvement is following the practice plan and drills between lessons, which FG Golf Instruction will lay out clearly for you.

Yes, juniors are very welcome, and family or small group sessions can be arranged. These are ideal for parents who want to encourage their children into the game, or for friends looking to improve together in a relaxed environment.