Programs
Start with a clear read of what changes under pressure.
Begin free, then choose an assessment. From there you get a recommendation - and only continue into a small-group program if it's the right next step.
Free
Pressure Check
About 2 minutes
Find the pressure pattern that tends to show up in your game.
A short golf-performance check designed to help you recognize what may change in your decisions, commitment, or recovery when the round starts to matter.
Take the Free Pressure CheckAbout 2 minutes. No purchase required.
Choose an assessment
The natural first paid step.
Most popular place to start
Golf Performance Assessment
Virtual
Understand what changes when the round starts to matter.
A private virtual session focused on the situations, decisions, routines, reactions, and patterns affecting your golf. We look at where your game tends to change, what happens after mistakes, how you make decisions under pressure, and what may be worth practicing next.
You'll leave with
- A clearer picture of your primary golf-performance pattern
- The situations where it tends to appear
- One practical reset strategy
- One decision or commitment strategy
- A specific focus for your next round
- A recommendation for what to do next
Limited-time sale price.
Book Virtual AssessmentPrivate • Virtual • $250 (was $350)
Premium assessment
Simulator Performance Assessment
In Person
See what happens while you're actually hitting shots.
A private simulator-based assessment that combines conversation with structured golf situations so we can observe what happens to your process when targets, outcomes, decisions, and pressure change.
Possible observations
- Decision making
- Commitment
- Pace
- Response to poor shots
- Routine changes
- Target selection
- Recovery between shots
This is not swing instruction.
Book Simulator AssessmentPrivate • In person • $400
Small-Group Programs
Practice it, don't just talk about it.
Understanding the pattern is useful. Changing what happens on the course requires repetitions. Ourthera small groups create structured opportunities to practice better decisions, commitment, and recovery while actually playing golf in a controlled environment.
Small group
4-Person Pressure Lab
4 golfers • 4 weeks • Simulator-based
The most individualized Ourthera group experience.
Four golfers work through structured pressure situations together while receiving more direct observation, feedback, and practice opportunities.
The method
- Read - Recognize what is actually happening.
- Regulate - Slow the reaction before it controls the next shot.
- Choose - Make the decision that fits the shot in front of you.
- Commit + Reset - Execute the decision and begin again after the result.
$895 per golfer
Group program
8-Person Pressure Cohort
Up to 8 golfers • 4 weeks • Small-group format
Structured practice, shared learning, and repeated opportunities.
A larger small-group version of the Ourthera method for golfers who want structured practice, shared learning, and repeated opportunities to work on pressure, decisions, commitment, and recovery.
View Upcoming Cohorts$695 per golfer
Optional experiences
Simulator Clinics & Golf Experiences
Custom
One-time small-group sessions, private events, simulator clinics, and selected on-course experiences may also be available.
Pricing depends on format, group size, facility, and venue costs.
Ask About a Private EventPricing on request
Ourthera provides golf-performance education, assessment, coaching, and practice experiences for the behavioral side of the game - the decisions, attention, and commitment that show up when a shot matters. It is not swing instruction or a substitute for medical or mental-health care.
Next Programs
Upcoming cohorts
No cohort is open for enrollment right now.
Join the priority list and we will notify you when the next program is scheduled.
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Questions that help you decide.
- Where should I start?
- Most golfers start with the free Pressure Check, then move into a Golf Performance Assessment ($250, virtual). The assessment is the natural first paid step - no large program commitment required.
- What is the Golf Performance Assessment?
- A private virtual session that looks at where your game tends to change under pressure. You leave with a clearer picture of your primary pattern, one reset strategy, one decision or commitment strategy, a focus for your next round, and a recommendation for what to do next.
- What is the Simulator Performance Assessment?
- A private, in-person simulator-based assessment that combines conversation with structured golf situations so we can observe what happens to your process when targets, outcomes, and pressure change. It is not swing instruction.
- What is the 4-Person Pressure Lab?
- A four-week, simulator-based small group of four golfers with more direct observation and feedback. It follows the Read • Regulate • Choose • Commit + Reset method.
- What is the 8-Person Pressure Cohort?
- A larger four-week small-group version of the Ourthera method for golfers who want structured practice, shared learning, and repeated opportunities to work on pressure, decisions, commitment, and recovery.
- Is the Assessment included in a program?
- If you have completed a Golf Performance or Simulator Assessment, its fee may be applied toward your program tuition when you enroll.
- How is this different from a golf lesson?
- Your golf pro teaches the swing. Ourthera trains what happens between the lesson and the shot - the decisions, attention, and commitment that tend to collapse when pressure, score, or a remark from your foursome gets in your head. It's not swing instruction; it's the behavioral layer that helps your lessons actually show up when it counts.
- Are outcomes guaranteed?
- No. No scoring outcome is guaranteed. The work focuses on behavioral process and transfer.
- What are the rescheduling and refund terms?
- See our Cancellation and Rescheduling page for the full policy.
Ourthera provides golf-performance education, assessment, coaching, and practice experiences for the behavioral side of the game - the decisions, attention, and commitment that show up when a shot matters. It is not swing instruction or a substitute for medical or mental-health care.