Golf training sessions include several phases and are customized to the level of the player, from beginner to advanced golfer.
Here's how a lesson is typically structured:
1. Warm-up.
Before practice begins, we warm up the muscles to prevent injury.
2. Learning or practicing technique on the Drivung Rage.
Proper stance and grip of the club.
Practicing strokes: from short putts to long drives.
Working on accuracy and power of strokes.
3. Correcting mistakes.
Coach observes your technique, identifies mistakes and tells you how to correct them using video or practical demonstrations.
4. Tactics and simulation of play situations
Learning on-field strategy: club selection, estimating distances and obstacles.
Playing real game scenarios.
5. Playing on the course (if provided)
Training on the golf course allows you to consolidate your knowledge in a real game situation.
6. Feedback and recommendations
At the end of the practice session, the coach summarizes the results, notices successes and gives tips for personal practice.

Golf is as much about style as it is about sport. Proper clothes not only conforms to etiquette, but also helps you feel comfortable on the course.
Here are some basic guidelines:
1. Shirt with collar
The traditional polo shirt is a must-have. It can be short sleeve or long sleeve.
Avoid t-shirts.
2. Pants or shorts
Pants made of lightweight fabric (such as cotton or microfiber) are ideal for golf.
Shorts are acceptable, but they should be just above the knee and look strictly.
Girls may wear a golf skirt, but the length should also be just above the knee.
Jeans and athletic pants are not acceptable on the course.
3. Golf shoes
Special golf shoes with soft spikes provide comfort and stability.
Sneakers are also suitable, but only if they are flat-soled and look neat.
4. Headwear
A cap or visor will protect you from the sun and complete your look.
A panama or hat is also acceptable, but only if it's a sporty style.
5. Belt and accessories
A belt that matches your outfit will add sophistication.
A golf glove (usually for the lead hand) will help improve your grip.
6. Weather conditions
In cold weather a light sweater, vest or windbreaker can be worn.
Rain suits are useful in case of precipitation.
What should not be worn?
1. Denim clothing
2. T-shirts without collars
3. clothes with brightly colored prints or informal inscriptions

Golf training requires a certain set of equipment.
Here's a list of the essentials:
1. Golf clubs
For beginners, a basic set is usually enough: a driver, some irons, a putter and a hybrid.
2. Golf balls
Practice balls are used for practice.
You will need to purchase your own balls to play on the course.
3. Club bag
4. Golf glove
Need for the lead hand (left hand for right-handers, right hand for left-handers) to improve grip and avoid blisters.
5. Tees (ball stands)
Used for initial strokes from the tee box.
6. Towel for clubs and balls
Keeping equipment clean improves the quality of play.
7. Ball markers
Needed to mark the position of the ball on the green.
You don't necessarily need to have all of them for your first lessons.
RGC coaches will provide everything you need.
However, for regular training it is better to have your own set to get used to your equipment.