You don't need proof your kid showed up. You need proof they got better.
No more guessing whether it's working. After every session you get the video and a coach's notes on what actually happened, so you can see the progress instead of just hoping it's there.
"ESA-approved" just means it's eligible. It doesn't mean it's worth it.
That's worth separating out before you book anything, for golf or any other activity. Approval only means the expense qualifies. It says nothing about whether your kid's actually getting coached, whether anyone's tracking what's changing, or whether you'll have anything to point to at the end of the semester besides a receipt. Those are the questions actually worth asking.
Just being "ESA-approved"
- • Technically an eligible expense
- • Doesn't guarantee anyone's actually teaching your kid anything
- • Easy to end up with nothing to show for a semester of "P.E."
- • Fine as a supplement once your kid already has real instruction
Golf Guru coaching
- ✓ A real coach watching, correcting, and planning every session
- ✓ A written recap and full video of every lesson, automatically
- ✓ A real plan built around your child's own body and swing
- ✓ Documented, trackable progress you can actually point to
Being there isn't the same as getting better. Here's what proves it did.
A coach's eye, not just a sensor
A screen can tell you clubhead speed. It can't tell you why your kid's hips aren't turning, or catch it on video where you can actually watch it happen. A real coach's assessment is what makes the recap mean something instead of just being a number.
Measurable, on paper
Not just a number that flashes on a screen during the session and disappears. A written recap and full video afterward, sitting in your own parent login in the Golf Guru app, the same one every one of our students uses. Open it up and look whenever you want, not just once.
A real coaching relationship
One-on-one accountability to an actual person, not a solo bay session. The same mentorship and patience any good P.E. class is supposed to build.
A rhythm that fits your week
Ongoing coaching turns this into a standing weekly or monthly P.E. slot on your homeschool calendar. Not a one-off, and not something you have to remember to schedule yourself.
“Swing the way your body is built to move, not the way a textbook says it should.”
A real Body-Swing Analysis first
Every child moves differently. We start by seeing how your child's body actually moves before changing anything about their swing.
A plan built and applied on the spot
Not homework for later. The adjustment happens in the same session, so you see it working before you leave.
Proof you can keep
Full HD video of the session plus an AI-written recap of what was covered. A real record of the work, not just a memory of it.
One session. A full picture of your child's swing, on video, in writing.
Body-swing analysis, a custom stretching program, a TPI exercise plan, and the "Load & Explode" strength program, built around what your child's own session actually showed.
The Custom Swing Blueprint
Every family starts with this: a full 90-minute diagnostic before anything changes, whether your child has never picked up a club or already competes.
Custom Swing Blueprint
A 30-minute Body-Swing Analysis + a 60-minute coaching lesson, in one visit.
- ✓ 90-minute Body-Swing Analysis, with a real swing plan built and applied on the spot
- ✓ Full HD video recording of the session
- ✓ AI-powered lesson recap & key takeaways
- ✓ Custom stretching program based on the analysis
- ✓ TPI exercise program
- ✓ "Load & Explode" golf-specific workout program
A private, video-recorded, TPI-informed assessment like this normally runs $295. Right now it's $200 as a limited-time introductory rate for ESA families. It's not a permanent price, so it's worth booking at today's rate instead of waiting.
The price is up front, no "contact us for a custom invoice." And it's less than a single hour with most private instructors, most of whom won't hand you video or a written recap afterward.
The No-Strings Blueprint Guarantee
The Custom Swing Blueprint is a single, stand-alone session. It's never a hidden trial for a membership you didn't ask for. You keep the full video and the written recap either way. If ongoing coaching isn't the right fit for your family afterward, you were never signed up for anything by booking this.
Already approved. Already simple.
Golf Guru is an approved Arizona ESA vendor on ClassWallet, so these lessons are an eligible homeschool P.E. expense. There's no separate approval process for you to chase down.
Reserve the Custom Swing Blueprint. If ongoing coaching's a fit afterward, we'll set that up too.
A real session, on video, with a written recap. That's the documentation your ESA record-keeping actually wants.
We'll send you an invoice for the session, and you submit that straight through ClassWallet for approval. Simple as that.
Before you book
Is Golf Guru really an approved ESA vendor?+
Yes. Golf Guru is an approved Arizona ESA vendor on ClassWallet, so these lessons qualify as an eligible expense under the program.
What ages and skill levels do you coach?+
We coach junior golfers at every stage, from a first-time swing to a competitive player. The Custom Swing Blueprint is where every family starts, regardless of experience. It's how we know exactly where to begin.
Does my child need their own clubs?+
Not for the first session. Let us know when you book if you need clubs, and we'll make sure your child has what they need.
Can I be there during the lesson?+
Of course. And since every session is recorded with a written recap afterward, sitting in your own parent login in the Golf Guru app, you'll always have a full record even on the visits you can't make it to in person.
Will my child be interacting with adults I don't know?+
No. Junior students are kept in their own space inside the Golf Guru app, separate from the general adult community, so there's no crossover between minors and adult members.
What if we already have access to a simulator, golf app, or swing camera?+
Those are great for practice time, and worth keeping either way. What they don't do is tell you why your child's swing looks the way it does, or whether anything's actually different a month from now. That's the part a real coach adds. Every Blueprint and lesson here comes with video and a written recap, so you've got an actual record, not just a screen you looked at once.
How do I actually pay with ESA funds?+
Book your session as normal. We'll send you an invoice for it, and you submit that invoice through ClassWallet for approval, the same way as any other ESA-eligible expense.
What if the Blueprint isn't the right fit for us?+
Then that's it. You keep the video and the recap, and you're not signed up for anything ongoing. The Blueprint is a stand-alone session; a membership or package is always a separate decision you make afterward, never something the booking auto-enrolls you into.
A semester from now, your kid could have actual proof they got better, not just an ESA receipt for something that came and went.
Or the semester passes the way a lot of "approved" activities do: fine at the time, nothing to show for it after. The Custom Swing Blueprint starts a real record in one 90-minute visit. $200 today, ESA-eligible.
Book the Custom Swing Blueprint