Best for a junior chasing competitive golf, or an adult wanting structured indoor coaching.

Golf
Recreational & CompetitiveLocally-Owned
Group & privateIndoor & outdoorSummer campsMembershipSession-basedBy appointmentYear-round
(817) 488-8111
info@jeffislergolf.com
2835 Exchange Blvd #200, Southlake, TX 76092
Thu · 10AM – 7:30PM
Monday10AM – 7:30PM
Tuesday10AM – 7:30PM
Wednesday10AM – 7:30PM
Thursday10AM – 7:30PM
Friday6AM – 6PM
Saturday9AM – 4PM
SundayClosed
$145 - $360

$145 - $360

Adult lessons run $145 to $265 per 60-minute lesson depending on the instructor. A one-month Adult Academy membership is $360 and includes two 60-minute lessons and two 60-minute JumpStart practice sessions. Custom club fitting is $150. Summer junior camp and program pricing is not yet posted for the current season — see Camp Cost.

Year-round coaching out of an indoor facility, run as academies rather than fixed class blocks; lessons and programs are scheduled by appointment.

Schedule

Year-round coaching out of an indoor facility, run as academies rather than fixed class blocks; lessons and programs are scheduled by appointment.

  • Junior Academy: first-timers through competitive juniors on customized programs; the competitive track covers technical, physical, mental, and tactical work plus tournament selection, club fitting, and college recruiting. Space is limited for juniors of all ages.
  • Adult Academy: a membership program with weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly lessons, plus JumpStart structured practice sessions for students with limited time.
  • Practice programs, golf fitness (assessment and training with TPI-certified staff), and Performance Coaching — taught across video calls, virtual classes, TrackMan simulation, and on-course sessions.
  • Summer adds a separate slate of junior day camps plus an eight-week practice program (see Camps below); camp registration is by form on the site.
Camps
Dates

Jeff Isler runs junior summer camps each year — a three-day Beginner Camp and a four-day Intermediate Camp (both 9:00 AM–12:00 PM mornings), alongside the summer Intro to Golf and an eight-week Summer Practice Program. This year's (2026) camp dates are not yet posted on the site — the only schedule currently online is last season's — so contact the academy for current camp dates.

Cost

The camp fees currently on the site are last season's (2025); 2026 camp pricing is not yet posted. Contact the academy for current camp costs.

Our take

It started in 2005 in a converted garage: a hitting mat, a net, and a video camera. Twenty-one years later Jeff Isler Golf occupies 8,500 square feet on Exchange Blvd — five hitting bays, three teaching bays, and a gym built specifically for golf fitness — and it is the kind of place that will discuss college recruiting and a young beginner's first grip in the same afternoon. The credential doing the most work here is the founder's: Golf Digest Best in State, a Top 25 Elite Junior Coach in the country, north of 20,000 hours of coaching.

Which points at the thing to understand before you call. There are two very different programs under one roof. The junior side runs from a short beginner camp, held indoors, up to a development track covering the technical, physical, mental, and tactical sides of the game, with families walked through tournament selection, club fitting, and college recruiting. If your kid is chasing a scholarship, this is a serious address, and the coaching résumés are the reason. If your kid just wants to learn to swing a club over a few summer mornings, that exists here too, and it isn't a consolation prize.

Adults get their own academy, and it's built for people with jobs — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly lessons and a practice program shaped around not having much time. Space for juniors is limited; the site says so plainly, and that's the honest constraint on all of it.

Local Tips

It's on Exchange Blvd, on the commercial east side of town — not the Town Square side of Southlake, and, despite the name, not a golf course (Suite 200). The whole operation is indoors, and that's the point: a July lesson is air-conditioned and a February one doesn't get rained out. A few practical things worth knowing:

  • Indoors also means no range to wander onto and no tee time to book — everything runs by appointment through the academy, and summer camps sign up by a form on the site rather than a booking system.
  • Space is limited on the camps and on the junior program generally, so the summer weeks aren't something to start thinking about in May.
  • If your golfer is going to end up on grass, budget for it separately: the intermediate camp includes one nine-hole round at Grapevine Golf Course and greens fees aren't in the price, and the on-course sessions run two hours and don't include greens fees either.
  • The summer-camp page still shows last season's schedule — this year's dates and prices aren't posted yet — so call the academy for current camp dates before planning a June around them.
Credentials

Jeff Isler is Founder and President. He has more than 20,000 hours of coaching experience and has trained nationally ranked juniors, top college players, and PGA Tour professionals. He has been recognized as a Golf Digest Best in State coach and a Top 25 Elite Junior Coach in the U.S., and holds multiple industry certifications. He writes a monthly junior golf article published in Avid Golfer Magazine, has appeared on golf industry podcasts including PGA Tour Radio, and has been asked to present to other coaches. Before founding the academy he was a business executive working in start-ups and private equity.

Kaylin Skovron is Director of Instruction, with over 10 years coaching competitive junior golfers. She played college golf at Texas Christian University and afterward played multiple mini-tours including the Duramed Futures Tour; her junior career included wins at the Texas Junior Masters and the Fort Worth Girl's Championship. She has been named one of Golf Digest's Best Young Coaches in America (2016–2017, 2018–2019) and one of Golf Digest's Best Instructors in Texas (2017–18, 2019–2020), and was a US Kids Top 50 Honorable Mention in 2014, 2015, and 2016. She is a TPI Junior Coach III and a US Kids Certified Instructor.

Matt Isler is Director of the Athletics Academy and works with the youngest students. He competed nationally on the AJGA and other junior tours and captained a high school golf team that finished second in the state in his senior year.

The academy's golf fitness program is run by staff certified and trained through the Titleist Performance Institute, who conduct golf-specific fitness screens and build training programs around them.

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