During the first golf lesson with a student, I create a personalized profile using high-speed video from 2 different camera angles.  When this profile is created I draw a set of unique reference lines that will be used in the rest of the student's lessons. These reference lines allow the student to see where they currently are and where they will be when the swing is corrected.  My cameras never move, so the lines will be the same as the last lesson.

The 4 main clubs that I teach in the first lesson are driver, 6 iron, wedge, and putter.  The driver is the most important club in your bag.  If you can hit your ball in the fairway off the tee, not only is it more enjoyable but also leads to better scores.  Then if you can use your mid-iron for a close approach shot you will have the best chance for the lowest score.  Of course, then you need to be able to make putts.

During the lesson, I use the video, the reference lines, and tour players examples to show you your swing in detail. I also use during the golf lessons a force mat called Boditrak.  This mat is used by most of the PGA Tour players and coaches.  The Boditrak force plate shows how you use the ground and how the center of pressure trace (COP) can lead to a manipulation in the rest of the swing.