How to Book a Golf Lesson at Warrnambool Golf Club

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Lessons at Warrnambool Golf Club are arranged through the club's Golf Professional, Trent Wieland, and are open to both beginners learning the game and experienced players working on a specific part of their swing. To start the process, contact the club directly by phone on 03 5562 2108 or by email at [email protected], or visit the golf services section of warrnamboolgolf.com.au. The club's own site lists "Book a lesson" as one of its main visitor actions, so that is the intended entry point rather than a self-service online booking calendar.

What the club says about lessons

The website describes the lesson offering simply: "Learn to play or perfect a part of your game with a lesson from our Golf Professional, Trent Wieland." That wording signals two distinct audiences:

  • New players who want an introduction to the game
  • Existing players who want to refine a particular skill

Because the club frames lessons this way, it is reasonable to tell them your experience level and what you want to work on when you enquire — it helps them match you to the right session.

Ways to make contact

Method Detail Best for
Phone 03 5562 2108 Fastest response; good for same-week enquiries
Email [email protected] Describing your goals in writing
Website Golf services / "Book a lesson" page on warrnamboolgolf.com.au Confirming current lesson information before you call
In person On Course Golf Shop, open 7am–6pm daily Booking while you're at the course

The On Course Golf Shop is the on-site point of contact and is open every day from 7am to 6pm, which makes it the practical option if you are already at the club or prefer to arrange a lesson face to face.

A sensible booking sequence

  1. Check the golf services page on the club website to confirm lessons are currently offered and see whether any pricing or package details are published.
  2. Decide what you want from the lesson — an introductory session, a swing fix, short game work, or course management.
  3. Contact the club by phone or email with your preferred days and times, your experience level, and your goal for the session.
  4. Confirm the details the club gives you: date, time, meeting point, duration, and what to bring.
  5. Arrive early at the On Course Golf Shop, which is the natural meeting point given its daily 7am–6pm hours.

Practical points to keep in mind

  • Bookings are essential at this club. The website states this for rounds, and the same applies to lessons — don't assume you can walk in and get a slot.
  • The club welcomes visitors seven days a week, so lessons are not restricted to members.
  • Lesson pricing is not published in the information available, so ask when you enquire rather than assuming a rate.
  • If you also want to play, the club offers 18-hole and 9-hole green fee options, which can be combined with a lesson into a single visit.

If you want to go further than a single lesson

The club also offers membership, with the site noting "a variety of different memberships to suit your lifestyle and budget," and a junior golf program and women's golf offering. If a lesson leads you to want regular play, ask about membership options at the same time as you book — the club presents joining as an easy process, and it saves a second round of enquiries.