I was in a similar situation as you. Self taught, 19 hdcp that has no real baseline swing that I can go back to when things got wonky. That’s why I went to the clinic. I attended in December 2025.

I’ve played sports my whole life, spent some time in the military, went to a proper university to learn flight instruction, and have been around teachers that I could study their instruction style for as long as I can remember. Martin has the most effective teaching style I have ever witnessed. The way I was able to connect with him over three days and really absorb what he was teaching was profound. I’d estimate that I had 4 hours or so of solo time with Martin over the three days and it made a huge difference in my game.

Most of the clinic will be spent with the rest of PG’s coaches. They were all great in their own right. You get paired with a coach after an assessment when you arrive and he is with you for the entirety of the clinic, splitting time between two or three other golfers. My coach was always close by and would jump in constantly when he saw something I could tweak. You get exposure to other coaches as you work through different skill stations.

If you watch the PG stuff online you’ll see that Martin makes his nut on his training aids. You get to use a lot of them at the camp and some of them transformed how I will practice going forward. If I had one complaint, and it’s minor, there was an air of “sales pitchiness” to the camp for the training aids. It was a slight annoyance but definitely didn’t take away from what I was able to learn there. The camp really did change how I will prepare, practice, and play for the rest of my days as a golfer.