ONLINE GOLF FITNESS COACHING FOR GOLFERS OVER 40

Play like your best golf is still ahead of you

For good golfers who've lost a club off the tee, run out of gas by the 15th and are carrying a few kilos they didn't have at 35. One-on-one coaching, built around a busy week, wherever you play.

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Free discovery call · 30 minutes on Zoom

Will GolfFit90™ work for you?

Next step: answer 7 quick questions to see if it'll work for your game, your body and your week.

No pressure, no obligation. If it isn't the right fit, I'll tell you.

Real results from golfers over 40

9 → 1
Handicap

Allan, 50. Plus 30m / 33 yds off the tee.

15 → 11.4
Handicap

Mat, 49. 8.5kg / 19 lbs lighter and his longest driving since his early 40s.

12 → 6
Handicap halved

Angelo, 60. Plus 25m / 27 yds with his driver and 7 iron.

6 → 2.9
Lowest in 50 years of golf

Greg, 55. Shot 76 three times in a row.

The game hasn't changed. The body playing it has.

Most golfers I speak to are still good players. Off 8, off 12, off 15. They know their swing and they've had the lessons.

But the drives they catch flush are landing shorter than they used to. The backswing has shortened up and got a bit armsy. Stiff on the first tee, fine by the turn, gone by the 15th.

They got fitted for a new driver. It didn't help. The mate they used to outdrive is past them again, and they're carrying a few kilos they didn't have when they played their best golf.

And the handicap that used to trend down has started creeping the other way.

More lessons usually don't fix it. Your coach can only work with what your body allows.

I won't fix your swing. I'll fix the body that's swinging it.

Is this you?

Built for golf nuts over 40 who still want to get better

It's a good fit if

  • You've been playing a while and you know your swing, but your body isn't keeping up with it anymore
  • You've lost distance, feel stiff on the first tee or run out of gas late in the round
  • You're carrying a few kilos you'd like gone
  • You want a plan built around your body, not a generic workout
  • You can find three short sessions a week and you'll show up for your check-ins

It's probably not for you if

  • You're just starting out. Lessons and time on the course will do more for you right now
  • You're after a quick fix or one magic exercise
  • You want a program to download and do on your own
  • You're not ready to put some work into the physical side of your game

Sound like you? Answer the 7 quick questions and find out if it'll work for your game.

Your body is part of your golf equipment

Unlike your clubs, it has to be trained.

After 40, muscle and flexibility drop away unless you work on them. On the course that shows up as shorter drives and a swing that falls apart when you get tired.

GolfFit90™ is a 12-week coaching program that works out what your body is costing your golf, then builds your training and nutrition around fixing it.

See if it'll work for you →
Andrew Ransom coaching a golfer through a rotational strength exercise

12 weeks, one-on-one

How GolfFit90™ works

1

Book a free discovery call

Answer the 7 questions above and pick a time. We talk through your game, what your body might be contributing to it, and whether the program's a fit.

2

Find out what's limiting your swing

A live TPI-based movement screen over Zoom shows where restriction or weakness is costing you speed and consistency.

3

Get a plan built around you

Training and nutrition designed around your assessment, your schedule and the golf you want to play.

4

Get coached every week for 12 weeks

Weekly check-ins, adjustments as your body responds, and direct access to me through DM and Zoom.

What it takes each week

3 sessions

30-45 minutes each. Short, focused and written for your swing, not a bodybuilder's.

10-15 min

Of mobility most days. Easy to do at home before work or before a round.

No crash diets

No separate meals either. Your nutrition is built around the food you already eat.

Gym, home or garage

Your program is written for the equipment you've got and where you train.

Luke fitted it around running a farm. If you can find a few hours a week, you can do this.

See If It'll Work For You

After 12 weeks

What changes when your body catches up with your swing

Every golfer starts somewhere different, so your plan is built around what matters for your game. These are the changes clients notice most.

A fuller, freer backswing

You can get into the positions your coach keeps asking for, without fighting your own body to get there.

More speed off the tee

The ones you catch flush start carrying like they used to. Luke picked up 10-15m / 11-16 yds right through the bag.

Lighter, with more energy

Fewer kilos to carry around 18 holes, without a crash diet or eating separately from your family.

Still swinging well on the 15th

Your tempo and focus hold together on the back nine, instead of falling away when your legs get tired.

Less stiffness and pain

Loose on the first tee, and not sore for days after a round.

My guarantee

Do the work and show up for your weekly check-ins, and you'll finish the 12 weeks fitter, stronger and lighter. If you don't, I'll keep coaching you for free until you are.

Results

Golfers who got their game back

"I play golf pain-free."

Luke Dwyer, 47. Farm manager, Port Fairy. Handicap 7.

Luke came in with back pain, a tight body and a few extra kilos. After 12 weeks:

  • 10-15m / 11-16 yds longer right through the bag
  • 10mph more clubhead speed
  • The 4 iron is back in the bag
  • 5kg / 11 lbs lighter, waist down from 36 to 34 inches
"The workouts aren't difficult. I fit it in with my massive farming schedule."
Les, 54. Handicap 6.5 → 4.7 and 8kg / 18 lbs lighter.
Paul, 42. 7kg / 15 lbs down and 10-15 yds / 9-14m more through the irons.
Les Coles testimonial: playing with a 1-handicapper and out-driving him by 30 metres
Les, 54. Handicap 6.5 → 4.7 and 8kg / 18 lbs lighter.
Doug Bennett testimonial: 3 shots off his handicap, 9.1 down to 6
Doug, 47. Handicap 9.1 → 6.1, plus a hole in one.
Bryan Broberg testimonial: joint pain gone, 10-15 yards more distance, shot 65
Bryan, 50. Joint pain gone, 10-15 yds / 9-14m longer, shot 65.
Ronnie Ray before and after: 62 years old, 13kg down, 20 yards through the bag
Ronnie, 62. 20 yds / 18m through the bag, 13kg / 29 lbs lighter.

And 61 more, in their own words

Straight from our private client community and public reviews. Unedited.

Bryan Broberg: almost 50lbs lighter, 6 inches off the waist, healthier than in years
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Craig Jeffery: cracked 320 metres twice with the driver
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Matt Schofield: shot 63, gained 20 yards, clubhead speed 99 to 111mph, 14kg lost
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Joshua Adams: two drives over 350 yards, won my flight
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Luke Dwyer: one club (10 metres) longer, it's official
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Les Coles: 4 rounds in 4 days, 68,000 steps and not fatigued
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Warrick Maddocks: 42 points and first time breaking 80 since I was a kid
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Joshua Adams: best decision I've ever made, best shape of my life
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Chris Hughes: more energetic finishing the round, no collapses on 16, 17, 18
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James Peak: lowest round in over 2 years, 1 under on the front nine
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Steve Pabst: 8kg down, 8mph club speed up
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Bryan Broberg: handicap saw the plus side
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Grant Epple: won the club competition, 38 points in wind and rain
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Tyler Spitzer: down 2 inches off my waist and 2.5 off my hips in 5 weeks
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Joshua Adams: walked 18 holes and shot 77, best round in 2 years
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Craig Jeffery: all but eliminated my sway, hitting absolute bombs, knee pain gone
Message to Andrew
Mark Gouldsmith: lost over 14 kilos, dropped 3 shots from my handicap
Facebook review
Minh Nguyen: lowest I've weighed in 20+ years
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Allison Bell: lost weight and won longest drive
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Ronnie Ray: won the roll up stableford with 39 points
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Nick Elton: first time under 100kg since Dec 2022
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Joey Boone: finally fitting into golf polos I've never worn before
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Keygan Spencer: gained 3 pounds of muscle in the last 30 days
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Jason Youn: last time I weighed 177lbs was 12 years ago
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Bryan Broberg: leading the club championship, back to back 71s
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Kane Holmes: lower numbers on the scales and my handicap
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Allison Bell: another belt notch and 38 points
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Chris Schmaedeke: program helped me lose 20 pounds and gain confidence in my golf
Google review
Mark Pilkington: more weight lifted, more flexibility through the hips and shoulders
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Joey Boone: stark improvement in hip mobility
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Mark Welch: 105.2kg, down from 116kg, time for new jeans and a new belt
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Stephen Kelly: lost weight and gained strength
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Will Peck: 20lbs off since starting Golfer's Edge
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Jason Youn: hit a bunch of drivers at the range, no lower back pain
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Nick Elton: pair of shorts I couldn't wear now fit
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Chris Pointer: less shoulder and lower back pain in the morning
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Joshua Adams: hitting the ball well and getting stronger
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Chris Pointer: broken the weight plateau big time
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Grant Epple: dropping sizes, needing new suit pants
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Brad Garrett: 41 points, best score in 2 years
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Mark Burford: increased weight and reps in every set
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Les Coles: dropped 5kg to 84kg
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Stephen Kelly: almost 20kg lost since joining
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Allison Bell: clothes more comfortable, golf pants back out of the cupboard
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Steve Pabst: gym and TPI work changed the way my body moves
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Chris Schmaedeke: my body feels really good, this program is working for me
Message to Andrew
Gary Martens: shot 78, first sub-80 of the year
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Mark Pilkington: got into a shirt that hasn't fitted in a while
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Stephen Ward: strength, flexibility and diet improved ten fold
Facebook review
Dawn Bamford: won my club championship
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Gary Martens: I can touch my toes
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Bryan Broberg: weight continues to drop
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Shane Fombuena: first time below 250lbs in almost 2 years
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Mathew Douglass: broke through the 85kg barrier
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Stephen Kelly: a couple of PBs in the gym
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Grant Epple: 33 points and lowest handicap to date
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Stephen Kelly: reached my goal of getting under 95kg
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Ilja Sidoti: down 14kg, first time in the 83s in 25 years
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Joshua Adams: 196 to 188lbs, 22.4% to 16.8% body fat in 12 weeks
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Brendan Dean: overall spine way more mobile
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Luke Dwyer: handicap back to an even 6, scratch before 50
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Andrew Ransom coaching golfers online from his laptop at home in Melbourne

About your coach

Hi, I'm Andrew

I was a single-figure golfer, training regularly and doing everything I thought I was supposed to do. Then, in 2010, a serious back injury forced me into a long period of rehab.

That was when I realised how little I understood about training my body properly for golf. So I went back to study: TPI, C.H.E.K, biomechanics and corrective exercise.

Since 2011 I've coached more than 500 golfers. These days it's all online, one-on-one with golfers over 40, wherever they play.

  • TPI Certified
  • Coaching since 2011
  • Based in Melbourne, coaching online
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Questions golfers ask me

Straight answers before you book

Is this just a fitness program with a golf sticker on it?

No. Everything starts with a TPI screen, the same movement test tour players do. It shows exactly where your body is leaking power or causing pain in your swing. Your workouts, stretches and nutrition are built around that, not pulled off a template.

How much time will it take each week?

Three workouts of 30-45 minutes, plus 10-15 minutes of mobility most days. You can do the mobility at home in front of the TV. If you can't find that, be honest with yourself, because this won't work without it.

Do I need a gym?

No. I write your program for what you've got, whether that's a full gym, a home setup or a few dumbbells in the garage. Going away for a week? I'll send you a band workout.

I'm over 60. Am I too old for this?

No. I've got clients in their 60s getting longer and lighter right now. Ronnie was 62 when he got 20 yards (18m) longer through the bag and dropped 13kg (29 lbs). We start from where your body is today, not where it was at 35.

I've got a bad back, a dodgy knee or an old injury. Can I still do it?

Most of my clients turn up with something. Back pain is the big one. The screen shows what's driving it, and we work around it rather than through it. If I think you need a physio first, I'll tell you on the call.

Will this fix my swing?

No, and I won't pretend it will. I fix the body that's swinging it. Keep your coach. When your hips turn and your back stops hurting, the changes your coach has been asking for finally become possible.

Do I have to give up beer and eat differently from my family?

No. No banned foods, no crash diet, no separate meals. You'll learn what's actually in what you eat and drink, and most guys cut back on their own once they see the numbers. You can still have a beer after golf.

I've started programs before and quit. Why would this be any different?

Because you're not doing it alone. You check in with me every week, and when work, travel or a sore back gets in the way, I change the plan. A bad week stays a bad week instead of turning into another program you gave up on.

Does online coaching actually work? I like having someone in front of me.

A PT sees you for an hour, then you're on your own until next time. Here you've got your program in the app, video on every exercise, weekly check-ins, form reviews and you can message me any day.

Can't I just buy a golf fitness app for $20 a month?

You can, and if you'll do it on your own, you should. An app gives you workouts. It doesn't screen your body, adjust when you get sore, or notice you've gone quiet for a week.

I'm in the US, Canada or the UK. Does that work?

Yes. I coach golfers in Australia, New Zealand, the US and Canada. Check-ins and messages work around your schedule, and we book calls at times that suit you.

I travel a lot for work. Is that a problem?

No. Hotel gym, a set of bands, a bit of floor space: I'll write something that fits. The weeks away are where the coaching earns its keep.

What results should I actually expect?

It depends on where you start and how much you put in, so I won't promise you 30 yards (27m). What I see from golfers who do the work: weight off, a few inches off the waist, more distance through the bag, and no more running out of gas on the back nine. Scroll up and read what they've said in their own words.

Who is this not for?

Beginners, who'll get more from lessons right now. People who play a few times a year. And anyone after a quick fix or a crash diet. This is for golfers who love the game, play often and want to keep getting better.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Do the work and show up for your weekly check-ins, and you'll finish the 12 weeks fitter, stronger and lighter. If you don't, I'll keep coaching you for free until you are.

What happens after the 12 weeks?

You choose. Some keep coaching to chase the next goal. Some move to a lighter program-only option. Some take what they've learned and go it alone. We'll work out what makes sense at the end.

Why isn't the price on here?

It's not a $20 app, and the right plan depends on what you need. I'd rather tell you on the call once we both know it'll work. If it's not worth it to you, no hard feelings.

What happens on the call?

30 minutes on Zoom with me. We talk about your golf, what your body might be costing you and whether this makes sense. No pressure. If it's not the right fit, I'll tell you, and point you to something that is.

Ready to get your best round back?

Answer 7 quick questions. If it's a fit, you'll pick a time for a free call straight after.

See If It'll Work For You
"My handicap is down to 2.9! That's the lowest I've ever been in 50 years of golf." Greg Hennessy, 55
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