What to Consider

What to Consider

The starting point for any Tip Rate should be the existing in-person lesson rate. The Tip Calculator converts that rate into a per-minute figure and then into the ~4-minute Tip length, anchoring pricing to real-world value.

Elevate Golf operates globally. A PGA of America Coach may carry a different profile than a WGTF Coach in Thailand; both can thrive with fair, proportionate rates. Some Coaches may choose to price slightly below the calculated figure early on to attract requests and build reputation; others may hold to the calculated rate for consistency. Coaches are strongly advised not to price outside their standard value.

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