Winter Golf Lessons in the City of London: Lunchtime & After-Work Coaching at Moorgate
Updated: 2 days ago
When the clocks go back, most golfers in London put the clubs away until spring. That's a missed opportunity. Winter is the best time of year to improve your golf swing, and if you work in the City you don't need to drive out to a cold, dark driving range to do it.
At Project Golf London on Moorgate, I coach golfers indoors all winter, with early-morning, lunchtime and after-work golf lessons that fit around a working day. Here's why winter coaching works, and how to make the most of it.
Why winter is the best time to take golf lessons
During the season, most golfers don't want to change anything in case it costs them shots on Saturday. Winter takes that pressure away. With fewer competitions and courses on winter greens, you have time to make real changes to your swing and let them bed in before spring.
No pressure to score – you can work on your technique without worrying about your next medal round.
Time for changes to stick – a new movement needs repetition. Starting now gives you three or four months before the new season.
No weather to deal with – indoor golf lessons mean no rain, wind, cold or early darkness.
If you haven't set your targets for next year yet, read my post on why now is the time to set your golf goals.
Indoor golf lessons in the heart of the City of London
Project Golf London is at 48 Moorgate, a few minutes' walk from Moorgate, Bank, Liverpool Street and Barbican stations. It's a state-of-the-art indoor golf studio with five TrackMan bays, Swing Catalyst slow-motion video analysis and a dedicated putting area, so every part of your game can be coached under one roof.
Because it's indoors, your lesson is the same quality in January as it is in June. To find out exactly how a session runs, see what to expect from a data-driven golf lesson at Project Golf London.
Lunchtime and after-work golf lessons for City workers
Most of the golfers I coach work in and around the City, so lessons are built around a busy working week. You can book early-morning sessions before the office, a lunchtime golf lesson in your break, or an after-work lesson in the evening.
A short lesson is enough to work on one clear priority, while a longer session gives us time to work through your full swing or short game. You can compare the options on my golf lesson prices and coaching plans page. If you're coming from further east, my guide to golf lessons near Liverpool Street has more detail.
What TrackMan shows you that a driving range can't
Every lesson includes TrackMan analysis. Instead of guessing why the ball went right, we can see your club path, face angle, attack angle, ball speed and carry distance on every shot. That turns "it feels better" into measurable progress.
The numbers can look confusing at first, so I've written a simple guide: TrackMan data explained: how to read your numbers.
What a winter coaching plan looks like
The golfers who improve most over winter follow a simple structure rather than booking one-off lessons at random:
Start with an assessment. Take my free golf swing assessment quiz so I understand your game, your goals and what's holding you back.
Agree one or two priorities. We use your TrackMan data to decide what will save you the most shots.
Lessons every one to two weeks. That's enough time to practise between sessions without losing momentum.
Practise with a purpose. You leave each lesson with drills and a clear plan for your practice.
Measure progress. We re-test on TrackMan so you can see the improvement in the numbers.
If your goal is to break 90 next season, my Break 90 Blueprint practice plan is a good place to start. Winter is also the ideal time to work on mobility, so have a look at my winter golf fitness and mobility tips.
Who are winter golf lessons for?
Beginners who want to learn the basics properly before playing their first rounds in spring. Read more about beginner golf lessons.
Improving golfers who want to break 100 or 90 and become more consistent.
Experienced and competitive golfers who want to fine-tune their technique and lower their handicap.
Give the gift of golf this Christmas
Looking for a present for a golfer in your life? A lesson at Project Golf makes a great Christmas gift for beginners and experienced players alike. Buy a golf lesson gift voucher and they can book whenever suits them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I really improve my golf over the winter?
Yes. Winter is when most lasting improvement happens, because you have time to make changes without the pressure of competitive rounds. Golfers who train indoors through the winter usually start the new season more consistent.
Do I need my own clubs for an indoor golf lesson?
Bring your own clubs if you have them, so we can work with the equipment you play with. If you're a complete beginner, just get in touch before your first lesson and we'll sort it out.
How long does it take to see results?
Most golfers see a difference in their TrackMan numbers within the first few sessions. Lasting change on the course comes from regular lessons combined with purposeful practice over several weeks.
Book your winter golf lessons in the City of London
I'm Kevin Delaney, an Advanced PGA Professional with over 20 years of coaching experience. I'm TPI certified, Scott Cowx Advanced certified and a TrackMan Level 2 coach, and I've helped golfers of every level, from complete beginners to fellow professionals.
Whether you want a lunchtime lesson near Bank or an after-work session near Liverpool Street, winter is the perfect time to start. Book your golf lesson at Project Golf London, Moorgate today and start next season as a better golfer.
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