Performance Assessment
Begin with a full diagnostic overview of movement, delivery, strike patterns, ball flight, and performance constraints so the right priorities are identified from the start.
Work with Chris Brook, one of the few TrackMan Master Professionals, to build a game that lasts. Coaching integrates 3D biomechanics, psychology, and performance development so your improvements transfer from practice to the course. Available online across the UK and internationally, and in person at the Bournemouth Performance Studio.
Serious golfers aged 18+, from committed club players to competitive amateurs and high-potential improvers.
Choose the route that best fits your game, your current needs, and the level of support you want. Each page below takes you deeper into a specific coaching option.
Begin with a full diagnostic overview of movement, delivery, strike patterns, ball flight, and performance constraints so the right priorities are identified from the start.
Individual sessions for serious golfers who want clear, precise technical and performance support built around their specific swing and playing demands.
Structured packages for players who want a more organised development pathway over multiple sessions rather than isolated lessons.
Longer-term coaching support designed for deeper technical work, more complete performance development, and stronger long-range progression.
Coaching adapted to the realities of mobility, physical change, recovery demands, and maintaining performance over time.
Support for golfers travelling from abroad or working remotely with Chris Brook, including focused coaching and intensive programmes.
Remote coaching for golfers who want structured video analysis, clear priorities, and serious technical guidance from anywhere.
Advanced movement analysis using objective data and biomechanical interpretation to identify the true sources of inconsistency and inefficiency.
Golf-specific physical development focused on movement quality, force production, speed potential, resilience, and performance support.
Specialist putting coaching covering stroke mechanics, aim, perception, pace control, green reading, and performance under pressure.
Structured putter fitting support designed to improve how the putter works with your setup, motion, aim, and visual tendencies.
Many golfers are given technical advice without any real system for transfer. A movement may look better on the range, then disappear when speed rises, the target matters, or self-consciousness enters the shot. That does not always mean the advice was wrong. It often means the change was not integrated properly.
Coaching here is built around three connected strands: biomechanics, psychology, and performance behaviour. The technical pattern has to make sense physically, it has to be trainable under realistic pressure, and it has to fit how the player actually functions when the game starts to matter.
This is why sessions focus on diagnostic clarity, stronger priorities, and a smaller number of changes that can actually survive the conditions of play.
Objective analysis is used to understand why strike, launch, curvature, and contact behave as they do. Coaching is then narrowed to the movements and priorities that actually influence the pattern.
Technical change is fragile if the player cannot regulate attention, tempo, and emotional pressure. Coaching includes the mental and perceptual conditions needed to keep the change accessible.
Lasting improvement depends on what the golfer repeatedly does under real conditions. The focus is on building stable behaviours rather than waiting for confidence to appear by chance.
Work begins by clarifying what is actually happening, rather than guessing. That may involve delivery data, strike tendencies, movement patterns, and the player's pressure responses.
The goal is not endless detail. It is to identify the smallest number of changes that will produce the biggest improvement and that the player can realistically train.
The process includes how the player practises, how they rehearse on course, and how they respond when the game becomes uncomfortable. That is where progress either holds or collapses.
A short coaching lesson explaining what early release is, how it affects strike and launch, and how a simple intervention can be trained more effectively.
Online sessions are ideal for players who want high-level support without travel. Coaching is structured, clear, and suited to serious golfers across the UK and internationally.
In-person coaching provides a controlled environment for detailed analysis using TrackMan, biomechanical observation, and structured problem solving.
Yes. Online golf coaching is available across the UK and internationally through structured video analysis and live coaching support.
Yes. Chris Brook is one of the few TrackMan Master Professionals and uses objective data to improve strike, launch, spin, and ball flight understanding.
Yes. The role of coaching is to simplify complex information into practical actions the golfer can understand and apply.
Yes. Coaching integrates technical work with performance behaviour and the psychological conditions needed for real transfer.
The studio is based in Bournemouth, Dorset, UK.
You can begin with a Performance Assessment or send an enquiry through the Contact page.