Member events
Small-group coaching in the bay. Each event has one focus and one coach. Clinics and group classes are included with membership. Guests are always welcome, and non-members can join some events too.
Events that add to the coaching you already get
Every clinic and group class is one published topic, at your level, with a coach who knows your plan. Pick where you are.
Two formats
Both formats give you one coach and one topic, in a group — the difference is how many golfers are in the bay with you.
Bigger group, one topic
- Group size
- 8–12 golfers
- Length
- 60–120 minutes
- Not a member
- 197 AED
Smaller group, more hands-on
- Group size
- 4–6 golfers
- Length
- 60 minutes
- Not a member
- 197 AED
Member benefits
What’s included, by how you train with us.
| Member benefits | Non-members | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coaching Member | Practice Member | Practice Pass | Pay As You Go | |
| Clinics | Unlimited* | 1 free/mo, then 97 AED | 2 free/pass, then 197 AED | 197 AED |
| Group classes | Unlimited* | 1 free/mo, then 97 AED | 2 free/pass, then 197 AED | 197 AED |
| Book ahead | 14 days | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days |
| Guests | 2 free/mo, then 50 AED | 2 free/mo, then 50 AED | None | None |
| No-show / late cancellation | 50 AED* | 50 AED* | No refund† | No refund† |
Seats are limited and released on the timetable. Fair use: 2 sessions per day. Guests are free when you attend the same session — if they don’t arrive, the 50 AED no-show fee applies, since someone else could have taken that seat.
The right to book, not a reserved seat. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead and it goes back on your account. Inside 24 hours, or a no-show, costs 50 AED. Book beyond your free monthly visits and it becomes a paid booking.
An overflow session, a Practice Pass, or Pay As You Go — non-refundable once bought, and a no-show forfeits it. Seats are limited, so a paid booking held and not used is a place another member couldn’t take.
Not a member? Book as non-member — Pay As You Go or buy a Practice Pass — both work for any event on this page.
Member Events
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways, 21 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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making, 22 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: Contact and Distance Control
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Irons: Contact and Distance Control, 23 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.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro
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 Play — Simulator Round, 24 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 24 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Play with Your Pro, 24 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 Play — Simulator Round, 25 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards, 25 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.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
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 Play — Simulator Round, 26 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 27 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
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.
Play with Your Pro
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making, 28 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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Short Game: Get Up and Down, 29 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.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro, 30 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.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
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 Play — Simulator Round, 31 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 31 Oct (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes, 31 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 Play — Simulator Round, 1 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Rules & Etiquette
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Rules & Etiquette, 1 Nov (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.
Rules & Etiquette
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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways
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 Play — Simulator Round, 2 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 3 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
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: Contact and Distance Control
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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways, 4 Nov (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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making, 5 Nov (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: Contact and Distance Control
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Irons: Contact and Distance Control, 6 Nov (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.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro
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 Play — Simulator Round, 7 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 7 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Play with Your Pro, 7 Nov (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 Play — Simulator Round, 8 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards, 8 Nov (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.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
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 Play — Simulator Round, 9 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 10 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
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.
Play with Your Pro
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making, 11 Nov (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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Short Game: Get Up and Down, 12 Nov (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.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro, 13 Nov (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.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
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 Play — Simulator Round, 14 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 14 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes, 14 Nov (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 Play — Simulator Round, 15 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Rules & Etiquette
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Rules & Etiquette, 15 Nov (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.
Rules & Etiquette
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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways
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 Play — Simulator Round, 16 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 17 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
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: Contact and Distance Control
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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways, 18 Nov (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.
Off the Tee: Find More Fairways
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making, 19 Nov (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: Contact and Distance Control
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Irons: Contact and Distance Control, 20 Nov (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.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro
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 Play — Simulator Round, 21 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 21 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Play with Your Pro, 21 Nov (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 Play — Simulator Round, 22 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Approach & Wedge Play: Own Inside 100 Yards
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
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 Play — Simulator Round, 23 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 24 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
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.
Play with Your Pro
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.
Shoot Lower Scores: Decision-Making
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Short Game: Get Up and Down
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Play with Your Pro
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Ball Flight & Shot Shaping: Control Where It Goes
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 Play — Simulator Round, 28 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 28 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Course Play — Simulator Round, 29 Nov (DIFC)
Pradeep Kumara is a PGA Junior Coach at SwingFIT Academies’ DIFC studio. He works with golfers on the fundamentals that hold up under pressure — grip, setup, and impact — using TrackMan data to confirm what's actually changing in the swing, not just what it feels like. His coaching is built around one standard: measurable progress, every session. Each plan updates from the data your last session produced, so the next lesson picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Rules & Etiquette
Henry Beischer is a PGA Professional, qualified through the PGA of England’s Professional Golf Studies and Applied Golf Management Studies programme (2022–2025), following a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, with training placements at St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall and Amendoeira in Portugal. He joins SwingFIT's Studio City team from Marple Golf Club in Stockport, UK, where as Assistant PGA Professional he designed coaching programmes and built personalised plans to boost individual player performance — the same principle he brings to SwingFIT: start with the data, build the plan around what it actually shows, and keep it about the golfer in front of him.
Rules & Etiquette
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.
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