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Leadership and team alignment
Agree the audience, objectives, cohort, delivery format and measures of success.
School or club pilot
See what the Blueprint could create inside your institution.
A Core & Caddy pilot gives a school or golf club a focused way to experience the method, measure engagement and evaluate the value of a longer-term partnership.
It is designed around your members, pupils, coaching team and commercial priorities. If a visit or an introductory talk is the better first step, say so — a pilot is not the only way to begin the conversation.
Purpose
What the pilot is designed to reveal.
- How golfers respond to a personalised physical performance pathway.
- Which ambitions and physical barriers matter most to your community.
- How Core & Caddy complements existing PGA and sporting provision.
- What levels of participation and ongoing engagement are achievable.
- How physical progress can be communicated clearly.
- Which delivery and commercial model best suits the institution.
The journey
The pilot journey.
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Experience the method
Relevant staff and teaching professionals experience the Blueprint and understand their role within it.
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Profile the cohort
Participants receive a structured physical profile and clear personal priorities.
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Deliver the pathway
Golfers follow individual physical development supported by the Core & Caddy experience.
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Review and reassess
Progress, engagement and feedback are reviewed to understand the value created.
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Recommend the next phase
The institution receives a clear proposal for continuation, refinement or wider roll-out.
Directors of Sport, Heads of Golf, General Managers, Directors of Golf, board members and teaching professionals should start the conversation.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your school or club.
Share a few details and we will arrange a focused conversation about your goals, community and the most valuable way to test the Blueprint.