Claude LeBlanc
Member of the PGA of Canada • 30+ years of teaching experience.
Follow a clear step-by-step system with over 90 golf lessons, practical muscle-memory drills, and community support. Know what to practise next and learn at your own pace on your computer, tablet, or phone.
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Teaching Golf Online uses AI to help organize lesson content, create supporting visuals and explore established golf instruction practices. Claude LeBlanc, a PGA of Canada teaching professional with over 30 years of experience, reviews and refines the lessons and drills for accuracy, clarity and practical value. His teaching experience and professional judgment guide the program.
Explore step-by-step golf lessons, practical drills and a supportive community—all at your own pace.
Train the correct movement until it feels natural.
Watch a lesson → Practise the drill → Build consistency
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Start with the fundamentals and practise for about 10 minutes a day. Progress at your own pace and revisit any lesson whenever you need a refresher.
More lessons are on the way
The program continues to grow. Some lessons are being prepared or revised and will be added as they are ready. Start with the lessons currently available and learn at your own pace.
Feel ready for your first round
Follow a clear learning path covering setup, the full swing, putting, chipping, pitching, sand play, the mental game, course strategy, and more. Explore over 90 focused lessons at your own pace. Expand a chapter and choose a FREE PREVIEW lesson to get started.
1. START HERE — HOW TO USE YOUR PROGRAM
FREE PREVIEW2. YOUR PROGRAM GUIDE — DOWNLOADABLE BROCHURE
FREE PREVIEW3. DAILY PLANNER
FREE PREVIEW4. GOLF BASICS — Understand the Game and Its Vocabulary
FREE PREVIEW4A. BROCHURE - GOLF BASICS — Understand the Game and Its Vocabulary
5. WAYS TO PLAY GOLF — From Friendly Rounds to Team Events
5A. BROCHURE - WAYS TO PLAY GOLF — From Friendly Rounds to Team Events
THE 5 ELEMENTS OF THE SETUP
FREE PREVIEW1- ALIGNMENT
2- FOOT POSITION
3- BALL POSITION
4- POSTURE
FREE PREVIEW4A – MAINTAIN POSTURE THROUGH THE SWING
5- THE GRIP
BROCHURE - THE SETUP
WHAT IS THE FULL SWING & PLANE?
THE BACKSWING
WEIGHT TRANSFER - STAGE 1
FREE PREVIEWTHE DOWNSWING
IMPACT AND THE FOLLOW THROUGH
BROCHURE - THE FULL SWING
THE DRIVER
FAIRWAY WOODS
Hybrids
BROCHURE - DRIVER, FAIRWAY WOODS & HYBRIDES
1. PUTTING BASICS & SETUP
2. THE PUTTING STROKE & TEMPO
FREE PREVIEW3. DISTANCE CONTROL
4. READING GREENS & CHOOSING A LINE
5. YOUR PUTTING ROUTINE & PRACTICE
BROCHURE - PUTTING
Clear lessons, purposeful practice, and a community to support your progress.
Learn with video lessons, visual guides and practical drills. Review downloadable brochures at your own pace.
Ask questions, share your progress and stay motivated with other golfers in the Teaching Golf Online Community.
Join the Consistent Golf Swing Program and start improving one step at a time.
One-time payment. Get immediate, unlimited access to over 90 lessons, muscle-memory drills, and the Teaching Golf Online Community. Learn on your computer, tablet, or phone, at your own pace. Return to any lesson whenever you need a refresher.
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Give step-by-step lessons and practical drills to build a more consistent game, at their own pace.
$79 CADOne-time purchase · No expiration
Applicable taxes extra.
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Claude LeBlanc • Member of the PGA of Canada • Golf instructor for more than 30 years
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Real feedback from golfers who have used Claude’s lessons and practice drills.
“I love the program and the ability to bring this information to the course when practicing. I downloaded the brochure on my phone. … I am much more confident and consistent when playing the game.”
Michelle Miller • Ontario, Canada
“This program helped me understand how to stop slicing the ball. I added 40 yards to my drives by better transferring my weight using the drills in this program. My short game also improved a lot.”
Pierre Roussel • Quebec, Canada
“This program has given me the knowledge and skills I need to play better. Understanding the techniques of many shots allows me to practice with confidence. … This program has helped me reduce my score.”
Alex Perry • Boston, USA
TGO JUNIOR • COMING SOON
A complete teaching plan for clubs and junior facilitators
Help children ages 4–16 discover golf through 16 structured sessions, visual lessons, safe practice, online learning, colouring and educational games.
8 weeks • 16 sessions • 90 minutes each
Monday: learn and practise. Thursday: rehearse and play.
Ages 4–16, with activities adapted to age and ability.
LEARN • REHEARSE • PLAY
At the club and at home, a golf adventure to share.
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Both paths belong to the eight-week Junior Program. Explore the weekly journey for children and the complete delivery plan for the adults who lead it.
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Watch each week’s visual lesson, rehearse with an adult, practise safely at the club and revisit the brochure at home. Discover the golf words, colouring book and tabletop game along the way.
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Visual lessons, golf vocabulary, safe habits, simple explanations and a familiar routine: watch, rehearse, try and repeat.
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A 36-page colouring book, Build a Golf Hole with rules and a walkthrough video, scorecards and a 27-page quick-reference brochure.
WATCH • PRACTISE • PLAY • COLOUR
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Aim, roll and take turns.
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Choose a landing spot and let it roll.
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Feel distance with a comfortable motion.
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Set up, turn and finish in balance.
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Control the motion and choose a route.
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Choose a simple, safe way out.
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Routine, shot choices and simple rules.
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Review progress and enjoy a family festival.
From words to movements to play: juniors explain what they see, recognize a safe habit and discover how a golf hole works.
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Tee, fairway, green, bunker, par, putt, chip, pitch and FORE! Visual explanations connect golf’s words to places, shots and safe habits.
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36 colouring pages about movement, safety, etiquette and learning with an adult. Each page offers a cue or activity to explain.
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Print, cut, build the board and two dice, play three holes and record scores. A tabletop game introduces vocabulary, choices and scoring through invented, simplified game rules.
Prepare the venue and adults, then use the 16 session plans, safety checks, games, progress tools, brochures and certificates to lead the eight weeks.
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An eight-week plan, 16 detailed sessions, timing guides, equipment preparation, activity stations, team games and progress tracking.
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27-page quick-reference brochure
Ready to download inside the Junior Program. Find the summaries of all 16 lessons and the program images in one handy PDF.
Two 90-minute sessions each week: 24 scheduled hours over eight weeks. Water breaks and transitions are part of the session.
0–15 min — Welcome, safety and warm-up
15–55 min — Instruction and practice
55–90 min — Team games, reflection and sign-out
0–15 min — Safety and warm-up
15–30 min — Motion rehearsal and ball warm-up
30–90 min — Supervised play, reflection and sign-out
Each lesson identifies preparation, one technique cue, practice tasks, adaptations, the game, progress checks and home connection. Facilitators adjust timing and distances to the children and setting.
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Coach and Family Guide
Ready to download inside the Junior Program. Find the facility blueprint, equipment preparation, groups, rotations and adult roles in the guide.
The facility blueprint covers separate putting and chipping areas, pitching targets and a full-shot area. Use a bunker only with suitable isolation and supervision. Mark rear walking routes, waiting areas, boundaries, club parking and water stations.
The guide helps plan equipment, age and ability groups, rotations, and facilitator and caregiver roles. The club supplies the venue, staffing, equipment and local organization; the program provides online learning resources.
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Safety guidance for facilitators and families
Ready to download inside the Junior Program as part of the Coach and Family Guide. Find safety routines, movement procedures, supervision and pre-session checks.
Before receiving a club, juniors demonstrate where to wait, how to carry it, when to stop and which route to follow. The program covers STOP, FORE!, practice space, weather, footwear, water, attendance and authorized sign-out.
Secure clubs before moving or collecting balls. Unsafe behaviour stops the affected activity and requires reteaching and a correct demonstration. Adults limit active stations to available supervision. Online lessons support on-site adult supervision.
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Learning routine and progress checks
Ready to review and print from the Coach and Family Guide, available to download inside the Junior Program: rehearsals, adaptations, progress tracking and the home connection.
Watch a demonstration, rehearse 3–5 comfortable movements without a ball, try a few balls, notice the result and repeat with one cue. This supports motor learning, often called muscle memory. Varied games and rest are part of learning.
Progress includes safe habits, balance, target choice, honesty and encouragement. Adaptations support ages 4–6, 7–9, 10–12 and teens. At home, an adult checks the space; no full shots or real golf balls indoors.
Finish the eight-week junior program with a certificate each child will be proud to take home.
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Choose from 10 junior, 5 older junior, 4 tournament and Player of the Year, and 2 Restigouche trophy designs. The create-your-own option lets the presenter choose a title, background, border, golfer image and message.
Add the child’s name, date and achievement. Add a club or sponsor logo, include or remove the TGO logo, and type coach and facilitator names or leave room to sign by hand. Print a one-page certificate or download an image. English and French are available.
Certificate creation is part of the separate Junior Program described here; junior registration is not yet open.
All seven program brochures and guides
Ready to download inside the Junior Program. Find the documents in Golf Basics and the Coach Toolkit; the 27-page brochure’s directory shows where each resource belongs.
Find the documents in Golf Basics and the Coach Toolkit. The quick-reference brochure’s directory explains where each resource belongs.
Designed by Claude LeBlanc, PGA of Canada teaching professional, with more than 30 years of experience.
Two separate junior purchases: A club pays CAD $299 per facility for 365 days of facilitator toolkit access. One club-controlled login may be shared by that facility’s facilitators. It has a single lesson progress record, and the club manages the password. Each junior or family account pays CAD $29 for 365 days of online lessons, brochures, colouring and games. More family lessons and activities may be added during access. The club sets its own fees for in-person instruction, venue, staff and equipment. Registration is coming soon. The $79 adult course is separate.
