Four to six golfers. One coach. Every swing seen.
Sixty minutes. One topic. A group small enough that the coach gets to everyone. TrackMan runs the whole time.
Group coaching usually means queuing
You’ve probably tried this before. Twenty golfers, one coach, a bucket of balls each. You hit six balls, the coach reaches you twice, and you spend most of the hour watching other people swing.
You leave having hit some balls, but no one watched you do it.
Six golfers is small enough for that to stop.
Four to six golfers
- Length
- 60 minutes
- Coach
- One PGA coach, three bays
- Data
- TrackMan throughout — club path, strike, carry
Eight to twelve golfers
- Length
- 60–120 minutes, set per topic
- Coach
- One PGA coach, bigger room
- Data
- TrackMan throughout
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Upcoming events
Course Management
Harry Green is a PGA Professional, qualified in 2020 and certified in TrackMan Levels 1 and 2. He learned the game as a junior and developed it at respected venues including The Wisley, Staverton Park and Trump International Golf Club Dubai, before joining SwingFIT’s Studio City team in January 2026. Harry especially enjoys introducing beginners to golf and developing junior players. His coaching is built on simplicity: turning TrackMan data into plain, usable ideas, relating the swing to everyday movement and other sports, and keeping the focus where it matters most — impact. Introduced to the game by his grandparents at ten, he was competing by thirteen — the year he made his first hole-in-one. Off the course he’s a committed Manchester United supporter, and he’ll be first to admit his iron play is the part he’s still working on.
Par 3 Course: Wedge Play, 2 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Par 3 Course: Wedge Play, 2 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Driver Speed Training, 2 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Putting Data with TrackMan Numbers
Harry Green is a PGA Professional, qualified in 2020 and certified in TrackMan Levels 1 and 2. He learned the game as a junior and developed it at respected venues including The Wisley, Staverton Park and Trump International Golf Club Dubai, before joining SwingFIT’s Studio City team in January 2026. Harry especially enjoys introducing beginners to golf and developing junior players. His coaching is built on simplicity: turning TrackMan data into plain, usable ideas, relating the swing to everyday movement and other sports, and keeping the focus where it matters most — impact. Introduced to the game by his grandparents at ten, he was competing by thirteen — the year he made his first hole-in-one. Off the course he’s a committed Manchester United supporter, and he’ll be first to admit his iron play is the part he’s still working on.
Course Management, 3 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Course Management
Harry Green is a PGA Professional, qualified in 2020 and certified in TrackMan Levels 1 and 2. He learned the game as a junior and developed it at respected venues including The Wisley, Staverton Park and Trump International Golf Club Dubai, before joining SwingFIT’s Studio City team in January 2026. Harry especially enjoys introducing beginners to golf and developing junior players. His coaching is built on simplicity: turning TrackMan data into plain, usable ideas, relating the swing to everyday movement and other sports, and keeping the focus where it matters most — impact. Introduced to the game by his grandparents at ten, he was competing by thirteen — the year he made his first hole-in-one. Off the course he’s a committed Manchester United supporter, and he’ll be first to admit his iron play is the part he’s still working on.
Irons: Know Your Distances, 4 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Irons: Know Your Distances, 4 Oct (DIFC)
Stian Oosthuizen is a PGA-qualified coach at SwingFIT’s DIFC academy, working with golfers of every age and level. A member of the PGA of South Africa, he has coached for six years — starting with juniors before broadening to players of all standards. He plays off a +2.7 handicap and has competed as a professional in South Africa and the United States, with a best round of 64, eight under par. Stian coaches the way he plays: precise, and built on understanding. He’s as focused on what a member knows about their own game as on the shot itself — the aim is a player who can read their own swing, not just copy a fix. And the surname is no coincidence: he’s a distant relative of major champion Louis Oosthuizen.
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Six places. One coach. Sixty minutes.
Group classes run at Studio City and DIFC. We publish topics ahead of time. Places are capped at six, so book early.
