Tim works with golfers at different stages of their development, including beginners, recreational golfers, junior golfers, seniors, competitive players, and elite golfers. Instruction is personalized based on your current ability, goals, swing, and areas where you have the greatest opportunity for improvement.

Your lesson begins by evaluating your current game and identifying the areas that need attention. Depending on your goals, a session may focus on the full swing, ball striking, driving, iron play, short game, putting, setup, alignment, consistency, or other performance areas. You can also receive clear priorities and practice recommendations to continue working on after the session.

Yes. Tim works with beginners and helps build a strong foundation through fundamentals such as grip, setup, alignment, and basic swing development. Instruction is personalized to your current ability and is designed to help make learning the game easier and more enjoyable.

Yes. Tim works with recreational, competitive, and elite golfers who want to improve performance. Advanced instruction can focus on consistency, ball flight, shot control, distance, accuracy, course management, equipment performance, and other variables that influence scoring.

Yes. A lesson can focus on a specific area of your game, such as driving, iron play, ball striking, short game, putting, alignment, or another issue that is affecting your performance.

Yes. Lessons are performed inside 4 Majors Indoor Golf in Coral Springs, Florida. The indoor Golfzon simulator environment provides a controlled setting with swing video, ball-flight feedback, multiple hitting surfaces, and other performance technology.

Golf clubs should work with your individual swing, tempo, mechanics, feel preferences, and performance goals. A professional fitting evaluates how your current equipment performs and helps identify specifications that may improve distance, accuracy, consistency, ball flight, and confidence.

A fitting can include a player interview, evaluation of your current equipment, dynamic swing and ball-flight analysis, testing of different clubhead and shaft combinations, and confirmation of the final specifications that best support your performance goals.

Tim can evaluate individual categories of your bag, including drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putters. You can also complete a more comprehensive evaluation of your full set.

Yes. Bringing your current clubs allows Tim to evaluate your existing equipment and establish a performance baseline. This can help identify what is working well, where distance gaps may exist, and which changes may provide the greatest opportunity for improvement.

No. The purpose of the fitting is to understand what equipment specifications work best for your game. Depending on the results, your current clubs may already be a good fit, or you may benefit from adjustments to specific specifications or equipment categories.

Yes. A professional fitting can evaluate the distances and performance gaps throughout your bag. This is especially important when determining the proper combination of woods, hybrids, irons, and wedges.

Tim Blanchard Golf offers structured programs designed around different goals, skill levels, schedules, and stages of development. Options include the New Student Special, the 90-Minute Golf Performance Session, the 60 Day Game Changer, and the Next Level Junior Golf program.

A structured program may be a good option for golfers who want more than a single lesson and would benefit from a clear plan for improving their skills over time. Programs can be tailored to beginners, recreational golfers, juniors, and players with more advanced performance goals.

A single lesson focuses on evaluating and improving your game during one session. A structured program provides multiple sessions over time, allowing Tim to monitor progress, adjust priorities, and build on previous improvements.

Yes. Depending on the program and your goals, instruction can include swing evaluation, video analysis, ball-flight feedback, and measurable performance information to help identify opportunities for improvement.

Yes. Because Tim has experience in both golf instruction and professional club fitting, your swing and equipment can be evaluated together. This can help determine whether performance improvements may come from instruction, equipment adjustments, or a combination of both.

The right program depends on your current skill level, goals, schedule, and the areas of your game you want to improve. A new golfer may benefit from the New Student Special, while golfers looking for a complete evaluation may choose the 90-Minute Performance Session. Players seeking structured development may benefit from the 60 Day Game Changer, while juniors ages 7 to 16 can explore Next Level Junior Golf.

Tim combines golf instruction, professional club fitting, ball-flight analysis, and performance technology to evaluate the complete picture. His approach is built around understanding each golfer's individual swing, equipment, goals, and performance rather than applying the same solution to every player.

Tim has been recognized by Golf Digest as one of America's Top 100 Club Fitters for six consecutive years, from 2017 through 2022.

Yes. Tim works with beginners, recreational golfers, juniors, seniors, competitive golfers, and elite players. Instruction and equipment recommendations are adjusted based on the golfer's current ability and goals.

No. Tim's approach is personalized because no two golfers move or swing exactly the same way. He evaluates your individual motion, club movement, ball flight, and performance goals before developing a plan for improvement.

Yes. Tim's experience in both golf instruction and professional club fitting allows him to evaluate how swing mechanics and equipment may influence one another. This helps determine whether the best next step is instruction, an equipment adjustment, a professional fitting, or a combination of approaches.

Tim Blanchard Golf operates inside 4 Majors Indoor Golf in Coral Springs, Florida.

Bring the clubs you normally use and come prepared to discuss your golf experience, goals, and any specific challenges you want to address. This helps create a session that is focused on your game.

Bring your current clubs whenever possible. Your existing equipment provides an important performance baseline and allows Tim to evaluate what is currently working and where improvements may be possible.

Arriving a few minutes before your scheduled session can give you time to get settled and prepare. If you have specific questions about your appointment, contact Tim Blanchard Golf before your session.

Yes. Golf instruction and professional club fitting can work together as part of a complete approach to improving your game. Tim can help determine whether your next step should focus on your swing, equipment, or both.

You can contact Tim Blanchard Golf by calling (650) 270-1641 or by submitting the information request form on the website.