From invisible to fully booked
A junior development coach in Florida wasn't showing up in Google for his own town. We rebuilt his GBP, tightened homepage copy, and inquiries tripled in six weeks.
#1 Personal AI Audit For Golf Coaches
While your competitors guess what's wrong with their website, I'll record you a personal video breaking down your online presence — your site, Google, and whether ChatGPT actually recommends you — with a no-fluff fix list.
Takes 60 seconds. Delivered within 48 hours. No sales call.
Built by someone who works with golf coaches every day
The gaps I flag are the same ones costing coaches real lessons every week. Here's what fixing them looks like.
A junior development coach in Florida wasn't showing up in Google for his own town. We rebuilt his GBP, tightened homepage copy, and inquiries tripled in six weeks.
An academy owner wasn't mentioned when prospects asked ChatGPT for coaches nearby. After the fix list, he's now the first name every model suggests in his region.
A short game specialist had traffic but no bookings. We rewired the site's booking flow — same visitors, nearly double the paid lessons.
Every week a prospect searches for a coach in your area — and picks someone else because your site, your Google, or the AI recommendation didn't do its job. The audit is free. The fix list is yours to keep. No sales call.
I'm Dan. I build websites and booking systems for golf coaches — and only for golf coaches. I've seen every version of "the site kinda works but nobody's booking," and I know exactly what to look for.
This audit is the same one I do for paying clients. I'm giving it away free because when it lands, coaches usually want to keep working together. No pressure either way.
Where prospective students drop off before they ever book — and the exact copy, layout, and booking-flow fixes to keep them.
How you look when someone searches your name, your town, or 'golf lessons near me' — GBP, reviews, and local pack visibility.
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini actually recommend you when a prospect asks for a coach — and what to do if they don't.