Onboarding covers background; this step is about the
Tip
Title and
Issue
Description for
the request at hand. Clear, simple wording helps a Coach understand the subject
quickly and helps a Player find the Tip later
Saving
& Replaying Tips.
Tip Title (2 to 4 words)
Keep it short and specific to one Focus Area.
· Do: “Slicing driver”,
“Topping irons”, “Thinning wedges”, “Hooked 7-iron”, “Lag putting”, “Fairway
bunker”, “Pre-shot nerves”
· Don’t: “Help with swing”,
“Everything is off”, “General advice”
Why it matters: The title appears
with the request and alongside the saved Tip, making it easy to scan and search
later
Saving & Replaying Tips.
Issue Description (≤ 500 characters)
This box is intentionally short so a Coach can read it easily. Aim for
concise, situational detail:
1. Club/shot
& intent (e.g.,
driver off tee, stock 7-iron)
2. Miss/strike
pattern (starts
left, fades about 10 yds with thin contact)
3. When
it shows up (under
pressure, from tight lies)
4. Helpful
ask (one
checkpoint and one drill, perhaps a 60-second routine)
Examples a Player might write:
· “Driver off the tee. Starts left, curves right about
15 yds (slice). Worse on final holes. Seeking one checkpoint and one drill for
a more neutral face-to-path.”
· “7-iron from fairway. Contact thin with a small
fade about 5 to 10 yards. Looking for one feel for better strike and a simple
practice routine.”
· “Greenside bunker, damp sand. Blading over
green. Need basic setup plus a swing cue for consistent splash.”
· “Final three holes. I start calculating score
and tense up. Looking for a 60-second between-shots routine to stay present.”