Live Remote Coaching · Online Lessons · Worldwide
Work with a coach to tour professionals from wherever you play, with no trip to Dorset needed. Book live coaching in real time on FaceTime (if you have a launch monitor and cameras, Chris can even watch them as you hit), or send your swing for a recorded analysis. Every format combines biomechanics and golf psychology.
It isn’t really about live or recorded. It’s whether you need a broad first diagnosis, focused real-time coaching, or a flexible review of one specific swing question.
£129
A deeper remote assessment for new clients, mapping the problem properly before deciding what to change.
£80
One-to-one live coaching for a defined technical, putting, strategic or performance question.
£35
Send two-angle footage and get a replayable analysis back, with no shared appointment time to arrange.
In the live calendar, select either Live Remote Performance Evaluation or Live Remote Coaching Session from the session menu.
Remote coaching works best when Chris understands your question before the call, can see the pattern clearly, and leaves you with one clear direction rather than a screen full of swing positions.
Select the deeper evaluation if you are new or the 60-minute session when the coaching question is already defined.
Submit the requested swing or putting footage and explain the typical miss, performance setting and previous attempts to solve it.
Meet Chris on FaceTime. Questions, movement observation, demonstration and feedback are used to test the most relevant explanation. If you are working from a launch-monitor and camera setup, Chrome Remote Desktop can also give Chris access to the connected system at your end.
Finish with defined priorities, action points and a practice structure that can be reviewed through a later session or analysis.
Remote isn’t identical to the studio. FaceTime is the normal live coaching connection. Chrome Remote Desktop is used only when you have a suitable launch monitor and connected camera system at your location and have authorised access. Force-plate testing, Chris’s studio-based 3D capture and other specialist measurements aren’t automatically reproduced online.
If you want continued observation and refinement, there are two broader remote plans. They differ in how often you meet and how much support you get between sessions.
Ongoing development
£250
Full-support remote coaching
£495
Choose ongoing support for continuity, not urgency. A plan earns its place when observations need repeating across practice and play. It isn’t there to pile up more information or chase quick relief after one poor round.
Online coaching isn’t a cut-down swing-tip service. Your technical pattern, your internal response and the meaning you attach to performance can all shape what shows up on camera.
Submitted footage and live FaceTime observation help distinguish the visible movement from the cause being proposed. When the golfer has a launch monitor and connected cameras, Chrome Remote Desktop can provide direct access to the available data and views.
Attention, expectation, pressure response and emotional state are considered where they change movement, decisions or the golfer’s access to an existing skill. Online golf psychology coaching is also available on its own.
The standards a golfer believes they must protect can shape practice, self-judgement and on-course behaviour. Identity is examined when it obstructs learning or transfer.
Real building, not chasing relief. The aim is a clearer explanation and a direction you can test. No remote format can guarantee a result or make practice unnecessary.
Recorded analysis is the flexible route when your question shows up in the swing and you want a clear review you can come back to over your next few practice sessions.
£35
£99
The recorded-analysis products are for adults aged 18 and over. Upload instructions are supplied after purchase.
A steady, square camera view beats dramatic slow motion from a misleading position every time. Always include normal-speed footage.
These articles dig into how understanding, biomechanics and practice actually make it onto the golf course. For the full range, from short game and swing mechanics to course management, visit Learn with Chris Brook.
Why knowing what to do does not automatically make the movement or behaviour available when consequence and pressure increase.
A deeper explanation of movement organisation and why a useful swing plane must fit the golfer rather than a visual model.
A structured way to test whether technical work and performance decisions are becoming usable outside the practice ground.
For 31 years Chris Brook has investigated why golfers lose access to skill they already have. Online, you get the same combination of biomechanics and golf psychology he uses with his tour and international players, applied to the footage and questions you bring.
Players coached include tour professionals, England international Jenson Bull and Lee James (former Walker Cup player, Amateur Champion, Challenge Tour Order of Merit winner and European Tour professional), as well as county players and keen golfers.
Chris is the author of Quiet the Mind, Lower the Score and Why Can’t I Just Do It?. For elite amateurs and tour players preparing for a season, online coaching can also form part of a 26-week development programme.
A recorded swing video analysis is £35, or £99 for a pack of four. A 60-minute live online lesson on FaceTime is £80, and the 75-minute Live Remote Performance Evaluation for new clients is £129. Ongoing remote coaching is available through the Performance Pathway (£250) and the Elite Performance Plan (£495). Fees are charged in pounds sterling.
For many questions, yes. Strike, ball flight, face control, putting and the mental side of performance can all be coached clearly from good footage and live observation. Some specialist measurements, such as force plates and Chris’s studio 3D motion capture, are only available in person, so if your problem needs them Chris will tell you and suggest a studio visit.
Yes. Golf psychology is part of every online session where it is relevant. If your main issue is pressure, first tee nerves or lost confidence rather than technique, the dedicated online golf psychology and mental game coaching may be the better starting point.
Live online coaching is an interactive FaceTime session in which Chris can question, observe and refine the work in real time. When a golfer has a launch monitor and connected camera setup, Chrome Remote Desktop can also be used to view the system at their end. Recorded analysis is asynchronous: you submit footage and receive a 15–20 minute recorded review to replay and apply in your own time.
The 75-minute Live Remote Performance Evaluation is the most complete first-time option. It is designed to combine relevant biomechanics, golf psychology and a custom improvement direction. A standard 60-minute session is suitable when the question is already narrower.
For a standard live session, you need a stable internet connection, a device that can join FaceTime and a safe space in which the relevant movement can be shown. Clear pre-session swing or putting footage is also requested. If you have a launch monitor and connected camera setup, Chrome Remote Desktop may be used to view that system at your end; this equipment is not required for every session.
Send clear face-on and down-the-line footage, normally two to four swings from each angle at normal speed. Keep the phone stable, frame the whole club and body, and include your typical miss and main on-course problem.
Yes, subject to the live availability shown in the booking calendar. Chris is based in the United Kingdom, so overseas golfers should check the displayed start time carefully before confirming. Recorded analysis does not require a shared appointment time.
The current booking and product pages charge in pounds sterling. If your card is issued in another currency, your bank or card provider handles conversion and may apply its own rate or fee.
The standard live session includes a post-session summary with action points. The recorded analysis provides priority drills, checkpoints and clear next steps for the next one or two practice sessions. Ongoing plans include broader review and support according to the selected plan.
Choose the Question Before the Format
New and the problem feels broad? Begin with the 75-minute evaluation. Choose the 60-minute live session for focused real-time work, or recorded analysis when flexibility and replayable feedback matter most.
£129 · Live on FaceTime
£80 · Live on FaceTime
£35 · Replay any time