Chris Brook provides live online golf lessons and swing video analysis for golfers across the United States, the United Kingdom and internationally. The coaching process combines biomechanics, performance psychology, and clear staged development so changes are not only understood, but usable under pressure.
FaceTime or WhatsApp. Real-time coaching with direct feedback, explanation and progression.
A structured recorded review of your swing with clear explanation, priorities and drills.
Online golf lessons work when the diagnosis is clear and the coaching is structured properly. High-quality video, staged priorities, and simple practice design often produce better transfer than overloaded in-person instruction. The golfer is left with a plan that can actually be repeated, rather than a lesson that made sense only in the moment.
Chris Brook’s remote coaching is built around the same logic as his in-person work: biomechanics tells the truth about what the body and club are doing, performance psychology explains why change sometimes disappears under pressure, and the training process is organised so the golfer can retain and use what matters.
You book a suitable time for your time zone and arrive with clear camera angles, a phone or tablet, and a simple understanding of the problem you want to solve.
The lesson runs live through FaceTime or WhatsApp. Chris studies your movement, strike pattern, ball-flight tendencies and the performance context around the issue.
The focus stays on the one or two factors that matter most. The aim is not to create technical clutter, but to improve what actually drives better performance.
You finish with clear priorities, practical drills and a structure for consolidation, so the session becomes repeatable progress rather than a one-off insight.
Send-in swing analysis is useful for golfers who want clear diagnosis without scheduling a live session. You send two angles, and Chris returns a recorded breakdown of the real issue, the relevant causes, and the staged priorities for change.
Chris Brook is UK based, but the structure of the service is designed to work well for golfers across different countries and time zones. Evening UK availability often aligns naturally with U.S. afternoon and evening windows, while players elsewhere can use the same remote structure for live sessions or send-in analysis.
Launch monitor data can be useful where available, but it is not required. The coaching is built to work from clear video and clear diagnosis first.
$89 USD (£70)
One live remote coaching session.
$329 USD (£260)
Four live remote coaching sessions.
$44 USD (£35)
One recorded swing analysis.
$125 USD (£99)
Four recorded swing analyses.
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The aim is not to leave you with endless swing thoughts. The aim is to identify the one or two levers that matter, explain them properly, and give you a structure that can survive pressure and repetition. Most golfers improve faster when training becomes narrower, clearer and more deliberate.
“Start line and strike are finally predictable. The remote format worked better than I expected.”
James H.
“The send-in analysis gave me a clear order of changes with drills that actually made sense.”
Maria S.
“Online lessons with Chris are the only coaching that has held up when the pressure is real.”
Tom L.
Useful reading for golfers who want to understand why change often disappears when pressure rises.
When Understanding Isn't Enough
Why knowledge alone often fails to hold under consequence.
Why the Brain Does Not Need to See the Ball
Helpful for golfers who become too visually controlled or internally interfered with.
Supports the movement and delivery side of online coaching and video analysis.
The Optimum Biomechanical Swing Plane
A deeper explanation of delivery and movement organisation.
The Science of Driver Clubhead Speed
Useful for understanding realistic speed development and performance expectations.
Relevant for golfers who need practice to transfer more effectively to the course.
On-Course Practice
How practice can connect more honestly with performance and scoring.
Visualising the Shot
A useful article on intention, perception and shot construction before movement begins.
No. A smartphone or tablet is enough. Launch monitor data is useful when available, but not required.
Yes. The coaching is staged to your level, your current pattern and your rate of learning.
Sessions can be arranged across U.S., UK and international time zones, with UK evening availability often aligning well for overseas golfers.
Yes. You receive clear priorities and practical next steps so the lesson becomes repeatable progress.
Use face-on and down-the-line angles with stable framing and good light. The recording guide on this page explains the basics.
If you want real-time interaction, book a live remote lesson. If you prefer flexibility and replayable feedback, choose the send-in analysis. Both routes are built to give you a clearer diagnosis and a more usable path forward.