About Josh Lane Golf

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For as long as I can remember, my dream was to play golf on tour—and I was fortunate enough to make that dream a reality. For years, I dedicated myself to competing at the highest level, constantly pushing my game to its limits. But in 2011, with a back that was starting to give way and a family on the way, I made the decision to step away from professional competition.

While my time on tour taught me invaluable lessons, it also sparked a new passion—helping other players avoid the mistakes I made and find a smarter, more effective way to improve. That’s when my coaching journey began.

As I transitioned into coaching, I worked hard to refine my knowledge of the swing and improve how I communicated with players. I became an Advanced PGA Golf Coach, delivering thousands of lessons to golfers of all skill levels. But something didn’t sit right.

I saw players putting in the effort but not seeing results—not because they weren’t trying, but because they were spending their time and energy on the wrong things.

The truth is, most golfers don’t actually know what they need to improve or how to practice effectively. They work on the wrong aspects of their game, train inefficiently, and sometimes, they even make things worse.

Many golfers believe that improving their swing is the key to lowering scores. While full swing mechanics matter, they’re only a small part of playing great golf.

Shooting lower scores and reaching your potential requires a long-term approach—one that goes beyond quick fixes and focuses on steady, structured development over time.

This philosophy is at the core of Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD). Just like in any other sport, real improvement in golf comes from progressive skill development, smart practice, and consistency. 

That means:

✅ Making better decisions on the course
✅ Building a strong short game
✅ Managing your game under pressure
✅ Training effectively with purpose and structure

Improvement isn’t about short-term swing changes—it’s about developing all areas of your game over time.

My coaching is built around helping players train smarter, not harder. I guide golfers to focus on the right areas, practice in the right ways, and develop a clear plan for improvement.

Whether you're looking for private coaching, structured long-term development, or remote coaching solutions, my goal is to provide you with the tools, knowledge, and support you need to reach your potential.

If you’re ready to stop guessing and start improving, I’d love to help you on your journey.