What Happens in a GOLFTEC Game Evaluation and What Does It Cost?

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A GOLFTEC Game Evaluation is the entry point to GOLFTEC's coaching system: a coach assesses your game and builds a personalized lesson plan around your goals. The advertised price is $99, shown alongside a $150 comparison figure, and the evaluation is included with the purchase of a qualifying lesson pack or lesson plan.

What the Game Evaluation involves

GOLFTEC describes the Game Evaluation as "the first step to better golf" and positions it as the way to "start saving shots today." Based on the site's description, the session works like this:

  • Your coach assesses your game. This is the stated purpose of the evaluation — a starting-point measurement rather than a lesson series.
  • You get a personalized lesson plan built around your goals, which you can then follow if you choose to continue.
  • The assessment draws on GOLFTEC's technology stack. GOLFTEC lessons are built on data using OPTIMOTION advanced motion measurement technology and high-speed video analysis, which coaches use to identify what's holding a swing back. The Game Evaluation is the front door to that same system.

GOLFTEC frames the overall approach as "a proven system for playing better golf," with lessons, club fitting, and practice as the three service pillars. The evaluation is where that system starts.

What it costs and how the pricing works

Item Price / condition
GOLFTEC Game Evaluation $99 (advertised; shown next to a $150 comparison)
Included with a qualifying lesson pack or lesson plan Yes — per the site's footnote

Two practical points follow from this:

  1. The $99 is the advertised evaluation price, not a full lesson program. Lesson packs and plans are priced separately; the site links to a dedicated Pricing page for those.
  2. If you already plan to buy lessons, you may not pay extra for the evaluation. The footnote states the Game Evaluation is included with the purchase of a qualifying lesson pack or lesson plan, so the $99 is most relevant if you want to try the assessment on its own first.

The site also promotes an offer of "up to 25% OFF" on booking a swing evaluation, so the amount you actually pay can vary with current promotions. Check the booking flow or the Pricing page for the price that applies to you.

Is it worth booking?

The evaluation makes sense if you want a data-based starting point before committing to a lesson program — you get a coach's assessment and a plan tied to your goals, and the fee is credited in effect if you go on to buy a qualifying pack. It's less compelling if you already know you want ongoing coaching, since the evaluation comes with a qualifying purchase anyway.

Before booking, confirm two things at your chosen location: the current evaluation price or promotion, and whether the lesson pack you're considering qualifies for the included evaluation. GOLFTEC lists 250+ locations, and you can find a center and book through the site's "Find a Location" and "Book a Lesson" links.