For golf instructors
Spend about a minute capturing what you taught. Fairway Recap sends your student a personalized recap, preserves the lesson details, and reminds you when it's time to follow up.
More Teaching. Less Admin.
The reality of teaching golf
Six lessons. Six different swings. One brain.
Every student brings a different swing, a different goal, and a different set of things to work on.
By the time your next student arrives, you're already focused on something else.
Fairway Recap helps you keep the important details, with about a minute of effort after each lesson.
How it works
Four steps. About a minute of your time.
After your session, open your personal link and complete a simple form — faults, drills, key feel, follow-up timing.
A warm, professional recap is written automatically — based on the notes and details you enter.
Your student receives it from you — your name, your reply-to, your relationship.
When the follow-up window arrives, you get a reminder with the student's lesson history, last session summary, and a pre-written outreach message ready for you to send.
What you actually do
One simple form. Mostly taps, not typing.
Simplified preview: the real form also asks for student level and handedness, plus optional notes. Your name and email come pre-filled from your personal link. Your student's recap is based on what you enter.
What the coach gets
Your follow-up, ready when you need it.
When it's time to follow up, Dave receives this automatically — the lesson history, a summary of the last session, and a message ready to send.
Hi Dave,
Your recommended follow-up for John is coming up in a few days. Now is a great time to reconnect and get the next session on the calendar.
YOUR JOURNEY WITH JOHN
This will be John's lesson #4 with you.
May 11 — Full Swing: Grip, over the top, early extension. Feel: trail elbow to hip pocket.
Apr 28 — Full Swing: Alignment, swing path. Feel: club working inside to out.
Apr 14 — Evaluation: Grip, stance, ball position fundamentals.
LAST SESSION SUMMARY
Main focus: Grip, over the top, early extension
Key feel: Trail elbow to hip pocket
Drills: Split-grip lag drill, alignment drill
READY TO SEND TO JOHN — JUST COPY AND PASTE
Subject: Ready for your next session?
Hi John,
Hope you've had a chance to work on that trail elbow feel. I'd love to see how it's coming along and keep building on what we started. Let me know what day works best for your next session.
Dave
John's email: john@example.com
What your students receive
What your student walks away with.
Hi John,
WHAT WE WORKED ON
Great session today. We focused on strengthening your grip, improving swing path, and reducing early extension. We also addressed the slice and pull patterns we saw today.
THE KEY FEEL
Get that grip stronger — rotate both hands clockwise until you see 2.5 knuckles on your lead hand. Then focus on hand depth at the top and feel the shaft flatten on the way down. Trail elbow drops to your right hip pocket first — shaft comes from the inside, not over the top.
YOUR HOMEWORK
Two-club alignment drill at the range — lay one along your toes, one at the target, check they're parallel. Then work the split-grip lag drill: trail hand 6 inches down the shaft, feel the inside path and that flatter delivery. Start every session re-checking your grip until it's automatic.
NEXT STEP
Let's reconnect in two weeks. We'll keep working on the grip and path changes.
YOUR PRACTICE GOAL
Before the next session, focus on feeling the trail elbow drop toward your hip pocket at the start of every downswing. Build that move at half speed — get the feel locked in before adding distance.
Dave
Ask Golf
Your lesson is loaded.
Ask anything, anytime.
Ask it anything — about today's session, your swing, or anything else on your mind.
Ask Golf →Ask Golf
Between lessons, they can ask what you taught.
Every student can ask questions about their lesson anytime between sessions — using the exact context Fairway Recap preserved from their coach: what was worked on, the feel, the drills, and what the coach is building toward. Answers stay grounded in what was actually taught, not generic golf advice.
Why coaches use it
What changes for you.
Every lesson's details are saved, so you don't have to carry each student's swing, feel, and drills in your head.
The recap is written from your notes, the follow-up reminder is scheduled, and the outreach message is drafted for you.
Students hear from you after every lesson, and you're reminded when it's time to follow up — so staying connected doesn't depend on your memory.
Recap emails after every session • Practice Goal every student carries out the door • Lesson history in every reminder • Follow-up reminders when it's time to reconnect • All from a 60 second form.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing.
Everything included. One plan.
Fairway Recap
$29/mo
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For academies & multi-coach facilities
Fairway Recap can support multiple instructors with custom branding and organization-level instructional reporting.
Contact us for multi-coach pricing.