Adult Beginner Group Classes  ·  Adult Intermediate Group Classes  ·  Adult Specialty Clinics

Our Adult Beginner Classes are designed for new golfers looking to learn the game in a relaxed, welcoming, and social environment. Whether you’re picking up a club for the first time or returning after a long break, this program builds confidence quickly while keeping the experience fun and approachable.

Classes are led by PGA of Canada–certified professionals and focus on the fundamentals that actually matter—grip, setup, swing basics, and simple on-course concepts—without overwhelming you with technical jargon. Each session blends instruction, practice, and interactive drills so you can learn by doing, not just listening.

Beyond the range, participants will have the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned in a casual on-course experience, helping bridge the gap between practice and play. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of the game, new golf connections, and the confidence to play with friends, coworkers, or on your own.

No experience required. No pressure. Just great coaching, great people, and a great introduction to the game.

Our Adult Intermediate Classes are built for golfers who have a basic foundation and are ready to sharpen their skills, play with more consistency, and better understand how their swing translates to the golf course. This program is ideal for players who are comfortable on the range and have some on-course experience but want clearer direction and faster improvement.

Led by PGA of Canada–certified professionals, classes focus on refining core mechanics, improving ball contact, and developing reliable shot patterns. Instruction goes beyond fundamentals to include distance control, short game strategy, and simple course management concepts that help lower scores and reduce frustration.

Each session combines targeted coaching, purposeful practice, and game-based drills designed to mirror real playing situations. Participants will also have the opportunity to take their skills onto the course in a supportive group setting, helping turn practice into confident, repeatable performance.

This is structured coaching for golfers who want to improve with intent—without losing the social, welcoming atmosphere that makes learning the game enjoyable.

Our Adult Golf Schools are specialized, skill-focused classes designed for golfers who want to make meaningful improvements in specific areas of their game. These schools dive deeper than traditional group lessons, allowing players to train with intention and receive targeted coaching in a structured, supportive environment.

Each school focuses on a single performance area—Iron Play, Driving, Short Game, or Putting—so every session is purposeful and directly applicable to your scoring goals. Led by PGA of Canada–certified professionals, instruction blends clear technical guidance with practical drills and performance-based challenges that translate to real results on the course.

Classes are built around small groups to ensure individualized feedback, while still maintaining the social, energetic atmosphere Golf Fanatics is known for. Players will develop a better understanding of technique, shot selection, and practice habits, leaving with tools they can continue to apply long after the school concludes.

These programs are ideal for golfers who know where they want to improve and are ready to commit focused time to that part of their game—without the noise or overwhelm of a full swing overhaul.

What happens if I miss a class?
We don’t offer make-up classes or adjusted rates for missed sessions, but our instructors will help you stay on track. They’ll review the previous lesson at the start of the next class and share key takeaways to keep your progress steady.

Can I book a semi-private lesson with my child?
We love seeing families enjoy golf together! However, children and adults learn differently, so separate lessons allow us to tailor the experience for each. Families can then bring their skills together on the course.

If you’d like to be part of your child’s learning, consider joining their second-to-last or final session to see their progress and share the excitement.