For Golf Clubs
Help members play more often and for more years.
Core & Caddy brings a premium physical performance and longevity service into the life of the club. Members gain a measurable pathway to greater strength, movement and confidence. The club gains a modern, recurring proposition that deepens engagement around the game.
A service members can feel and see
A complete journey, not another one-off day.
Members often want more than another lesson, class or one-off screening day. They want to understand what is limiting them, work on it properly and know whether they are improving. Core & Caddy creates that complete journey.
Members
Member benefits.
- A personalised physical profile and clear priorities.
- Greater confidence in training and physical preparation.
- Development of strength and power potential.
- Support for mobility, walking tolerance and endurance across the round.
- A structured pathway for returning to golf alongside appropriate clinical care.
- A long-term approach to remaining capable and involved in the game.
The club
Club benefits.
- A distinctive premium service that adds visible value to membership.
- Recurring engagement through profiling, programmes, reassessment and education.
- A stronger connection between members, PGA professionals and performance staff.
- New commercial opportunities through individual and group pathways.
- A proposition relevant to ambitious younger golfers and longevity-focused older members.
- A credible story for retention, differentiation and modern member wellbeing.
Membership
More reasons to stay connected to the club.
When members feel physically capable, supported and motivated, they have more reasons to practise, take lessons, enter competitions and participate socially. Core & Caddy cannot guarantee retention, but it can strengthen the experiences and relationships that make membership valuable.
PGA team
Designed to complement the PGA team.
The teaching professional remains central. Core & Caddy adds physical insight, develops the relevant qualities and reports progress concisely. Better physical information can support better conversations and create another reason for members to remain engaged with coaching.
A first conversation
A visit, a talk, or a pilot.
We would be glad to visit the club, give a short introductory talk to members or the PGA team, or discuss a focused pilot. The next step is a conversation about your membership, coaching culture and what would be most useful to test first.
Start a conversation
A pilot designed around your club.
The starting cohort, delivery format and success measures are agreed with club leadership. The pilot can evaluate member interest, engagement, physical progress, coaching feedback and future commercial potential before a wider roll-out.