For new golfers
The First 9 helps new golfers get a clear path to enjoying golf and improving fast — without the noise, the wrong clubs, or years wasted on the driving range.
You are allowed to be bad at golf. You are not allowed to be confused about what to do next.
Get the free intro
One email. A short PDF. Clear next steps.
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Nothing yet? Email [email protected] and we’ll send it by hand.
Free intro
A short PDF. Clear next steps. No jargon.
Get the free intro — or email [email protected].
Who it’s for
You’re new to golf. You want to enjoy it — and get better without guessing.
You’re willing to buy what you need. You’re not willing to buy the wrong thing, get talked into a driver you don’t need, or spend years on the range with no plan.
If the first tee feels intimidating, you’re in the right place. You don’t need more tips. You need a clear next step.
Next step after the free intro
One clear bundle. Digital. No shipping boxes.
Bundle
$27
Getting Started playbook (11 pages) + Buy the Sunday Bag (7 pages).
Also available: playbook $19 · shopping guide $12
FAQ
That’s normal. The free intro and Sunday Bag guide show you a simple three-club start (putter, 58, PW) so you stop guessing — and avoid buying a full set you don’t need yet.
You can — but years of range time with no plan is how beginners stall. We give you a short path: what to practice, then how to play a par-3 nine so the range actually connects to the course.
No. Beginners don’t need a driver or a packed bag first. Start with three clubs, stay in a ~$280–$380 budget with simple caps, and add pieces later when you’re ready.
Yes. You get PDF downloads — education only. No clubs are shipped. Questions anytime: [email protected].
Many people can play a relaxed par-3 nine within days of following the intro — not “scratch golf,” just a clear first nine without feeling lost on the tee.
Permission, not coaching. One email. Clear next step.
Ready for the full path? Get the bundle — $27