Best for a golfer who loves data and will commit to months of coaching built on swing measurement.

Golf
Recreational
Private lessonsIndoor & outdoorBy appointmentMembershipPaid trialYear-round
(682) 651-4013
contact@golftec.com
2757 E Southlake Blvd Suite 120, Southlake, TX 76092
Mon · 8AM – 9PM
Monday8AM – 9PM
Tuesday8AM – 9PM
Wednesday8AM – 9PM
Thursday8AM – 9PM
Friday8AM – 8PM
Saturday8AM – 6PM
Sunday8AM – 6PM
$150

$150

  • The entry lesson is the Game Evaluation, a 60-minute introductory lesson regularly priced at $150; the center runs promotions on it that vary by location and time (it has advertised both a $99 limited-time price and $50 off), so ask what applies when you book.
  • A separate custom club fitting is free with a club purchase, though GOLFTEC notes the offer is not valid at all locations. Without a purchase, GOLFTEC's own pages quote fitting prices inconsistently, anywhere from $95 to $150 (its fitting FAQ now says $99 to $150 by location and fitting type, other pages say fittings start at $95, and the booking widget lists $150); no club-fitting price is posted on the Southlake page itself.
  • Ongoing lesson plans (3, 6, and 12 months) and lesson packages are quoted rather than list-priced — pricing depends on plan length and coach, and the center directs you to contact them for a package quote.
  • Youth lesson plans are discounted 30%.
  • As a franchise location, pricing can vary from other GOLFTEC centers.
An indoor golf-coaching center on Southlake Blvd, part of the GOLFTEC franchise, offering one-on-one instruction built on swing measurement by appointment rather than on a class timetable. Every path starts with a 60-minute Game Evaluation using OPTIMOTION swing capture, which produces a personalized improvement plan. From there, students commit to a lesson plan (3, 6, or 12 months) that bundles roughly 90 minutes of self-practice per week in the center's bays with a set number of coached lessons, or buy lesson packages without the practice component. Higher-tier plans add outdoor short-game and on-course playing lessons. Lessons are available for golfers of all ages, including juniors; youth lesson plans run at a discount. Six coaches are on staff, several of them PGA Members.

Schedule

An indoor golf-coaching center on Southlake Blvd, part of the GOLFTEC franchise, offering one-on-one instruction built on swing measurement by appointment rather than on a class timetable. Every path starts with a 60-minute Game Evaluation using OPTIMOTION swing capture, which produces a personalized improvement plan. From there, students commit to a lesson plan (3, 6, or 12 months) that bundles roughly 90 minutes of self-practice per week in the center's bays with a set number of coached lessons, or buy lesson packages without the practice component. Higher-tier plans add outdoor short-game and on-course playing lessons. Lessons are available for golfers of all ages, including juniors; youth lesson plans run at a discount. Six coaches are on staff, several of them PGA Members.

Our take

GOLFTEC Southlake is a franchise golf-coaching center on Southlake Blvd, and it sells a specific philosophy: golf improvement as a data problem. Instead of a pro watching your swing and offering tips by feel, you start with a 60-minute Game Evaluation where cameras and launch monitors capture what your body and club are actually doing, and the coach builds a measured plan from the numbers. If you've ever spent years and money at the range without getting better, this is the pitch aimed squarely at you.

For families, the useful thing to know is that it works for kids as well as adults — GOLFTEC says its lessons suit juniors of all ages, from beginners to players prepping for a high-school or college team, and youth plans come at a discount. But it isn't a weekly kids' class or a summer camp. It's individual coaching by appointment, built around a commitment: you buy a 3-, 6-, or 12-month plan (or a lesson package) that pairs coached sessions with structured practice time in the center's bays, and progress is tracked through a mobile app between visits.

So the fit is a specific one. If your teenager is serious about golf and you want instruction built on objective measurement, from PGA-member coaches, this is a strong in-town option. If you're looking for a low-commitment way to see whether a young kid likes the game, the plan structure and the cost of entry make this the wrong door — that's what the junior academies and camps are for.

Local Tips

Two things to sort out before you commit:

  • This runs on plans, not drop-ins: the entry point is a paid Game Evaluation, and the real value comes from a multi-month lesson plan, so it rewards a golfer who's ready to commit rather than one testing the water.
  • Plan and package pricing is quote-by-conversation rather than posted — you'll get numbers from the center based on length and coach — so go in expecting to talk through options rather than pick a listed price.

Youth plans carry a standing discount worth asking about.

Credentials

GOLFTEC Southlake is staffed by six coaches led by Casey Wagner, listed as Center Manager - Dallas West Director of Instruction. Three of them — Wagner, Darryl Court, and Josiah Meek — are PGA Members; the other three (Joshua Lee, Justin Villarreal, and Daniel Dial) are listed as Certified Personal Coaches without a PGA affiliation. GOLFTEC is a national franchise brand, and its coaching runs on the proprietary OPTIMOTION camera-based swing-capture system and video analysis rather than a single instructor's method.

The site does not state a background-check or supervision policy for its junior lessons.

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