One-Day
$1,100per golfer
A focused, full-day reset. Ideal before a trip or a season when you need fast, targeted gains.
- ✓ 5 hours of instruction
- ✓ Trackman swing analysis
- ✓ Take-home practice plan
Rebuild Your Game In Days, Not Seasons
Immersive multi-day schools with a Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher. Full swing, short game, on-course strategy, and a personalized plan you take home.
Trackman 4 technology included·
Small groups & private formats·
Out-of-town travel packages
The Fastest Way To Lasting Improvement
A single lesson fixes a moment. A school changes your game. Over consecutive days, Mark diagnoses the root cause of your misses, rebuilds the fundamentals, and reinforces the change until it holds — on the range and on the course.
Every school is built around your goals, your schedule, and your starting point. You leave with a written plan and the Trackman numbers to prove it's working.
Choose Your Intensive
Three formats, one standard of instruction. Every school pre-loads into the booking engine — you never have to guess what you're reserving.
Two-Day
$2,100per golfer
The signature school. Two days to rebuild the full bag and lock the changes in with on-course play.
- ✓ 10 hours over two days
- ✓ Full swing + short game
- ✓ 9-hole playing lesson
Three-Day
$3,000per golfer
The complete immersion. The deepest rebuild for golfers serious about a new level.
- ✓ 15 hours over three days
- ✓ True Spec club fitting
- ✓ 18-hole playing lesson
What Every School Covers
01
Full Swing
Diagnose the root cause and rebuild a repeatable, efficient motion.
02
Short Game
Wedges, chipping, bunkers, and putting — where scores are truly made.
03
On-Course Strategy
Take the range to the course with course management and shot selection.
The Florida Golf School Buyer's Guide
Everything to know before you book a golf school in Florida — what to look for, what to ask, and how to choose the program that actually fits your game.
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FAQs
Golf School FAQs
A golf school is an intensive, multi-hour instruction experience that goes far deeper than a single lesson. At Durland Golf School you choose your own dates and duration — half-day or full-day, one to three days — covering the full swing, short game, and on-course play with Trackman and video analysis.
A private lesson is a focused 50-minute session on specific swing issues. A golf school is an immersive program — 3 to 5 hours per day over one to three days — covering every part of your game, including playing lessons, a club fitting, and follow-up coaching through the CoachNow app.
Durland golf schools are offered as half-day (3 hours of daily instruction) or full-day (5 hours of daily instruction), across one, two, or three days. There are no set dates — you choose what fits your schedule. Multi-day, full-day schools also include a playing lesson on the course.
Mark's golf schools include daily instruction, Trackman swing analysis with a follow-up screencast, video review through the CoachNow app, a True Spec club fitting, a playing lesson, unlimited premium range balls, complimentary rental clubs, lunch on full days, cart and greens fees, and a Durland logo hat, balls, and notebook.
All Durland golf schools are taught on a 3-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio, so you get meaningful individual attention. You can also privatize any school for a one-on-one experience for an additional daily fee. Students are grouped with others of similar ability.
Just yourself and golf attire. Durland Golf School provides complimentary premium rental clubs if you need them, unlimited range balls, and a logo hat, balls, and notebook. Full-day schools include lunch. For out-of-town students, Mark's team can recommend nearby accommodations.
No. Complimentary premium rental clubs are provided at no extra cost for both lessons and golf schools. If you're a beginner or traveling without equipment, Mark will fit you with quality clubs so you can focus entirely on learning.
Absolutely. Durland golf schools welcome all skill levels, including those who have never picked up a club. Beginners start with equipment fundamentals and setup, then build a repeatable swing. Students are grouped with others of similar ability, so you'll never feel out of place.
Mark Durland's golf schools range from $650 for a one-day, half-day school to $3,000 for a three-day, full-day school, per student, on a 3-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio. Full-day schools include lunch, cart and greens fees, Trackman analysis, and a True Spec club fitting.