The D1 Lesson Program A complete annual development system
Serious junior golfers need more than occasional lessons. The D1 Program connects coaching, practice, physical development, competition planning, performance measurement, and long-term guidance into one coordinated year of development.
More Than Lessons. A Complete Development System.
The D1 Program gives serious junior golfers one coordinated plan for coaching, practice, physical development, tournament preparation, and long-term progress. Instead of treating each area separately, the program keeps the player’s priorities connected throughout the year.
Designed for Players Ready to Work Within a Long-Term Plan.
- Compete regularly and want their practice to connect directly to tournament performance.
- Want consistent, year-round development rather than isolated periods of instruction.
- Are pursuing competitive high-school, collegiate, or long-term performance goals.
- Need greater structure, accountability, and clarity between coaching sessions.
- Are prepared to practice and complete development work between sessions.
- Want coaching that extends beyond swing mechanics.
- Have parents who value a coordinated plan and an ongoing coaching relationship.
One Program. Every Part of Development Working Together.
Each inclusion serves a specific role within the player’s annual plan, from technical development and physical preparation to course application, tournament planning, and long-term guidance.
Year of Private Lessons — Biweekly
Consistent individual coaching keeps technical priorities clear and allows adjustments to be made as the player develops.
8+ Hours of Group Training Sessions Per Month
High-quality training time built around skill development, competitive tasks, practice structure, and performance habits.
Six 9-Hole Course Management Lessons
Apply technical work under real playing conditions while developing strategy, decision-making, and scoring awareness.
Monthly Practice Guides
Clear priorities and structured practice direction reduce guesswork and help players use their available time effectively.
Recruiting Assistance
Guidance around communication, preparation, player presentation, and the recruiting process without promises of placement or scholarships.
Tournament Planning Assistance
Support with schedule design, event selection, preparation priorities, and reviewing how competition fits the player’s development.
3-TPI Body Screen and Personalized Program
Identify physical considerations that may influence movement, practice, and performance, then build an individualized program around them.
Strokes Gained Golf App
Track performance patterns and use objective information to guide training priorities and course-management decisions.
Online Education Resources
Give the player continued access to drills, lessons, performance concepts, and supporting material outside scheduled sessions.
Custom Ryan Crawley Golf Bag
A premium program item that reflects the player’s commitment and connection to the D1 development standard.
A Clear Framework for Building the Complete Player.
Build the Game
- Private coaching
- Technical priorities
- Physical screening
- Individualized development plan
Train with Purpose
- Group training
- Monthly practice guides
- Structured drills
- Measurable practice
Perform on the Course
- Course-management lessons
- Strokes gained tracking
- Tournament preparation
- Decision-making and scoring strategy
Plan the Future
- Season planning
- Tournament selection
- Recruiting guidance
- Long-term player development
Experienced Guidance for Serious Development.
Ryan Crawley has worked with junior champions, collegiate players, professional golfers, coaches, executives, and committed families. The program combines that experience with a structured model built around the individual player.
Players Have Competed At Leading College Programs.
Ryan has coached and supported players who have gone on to compete at respected collegiate programs across the country.
What Parents Are Really Investing In
The value extends beyond the number of scheduled sessions. Families gain a clearer plan, better coordination, and an experienced coaching relationship that helps them make more informed decisions throughout the year.
A Complete Year of Integrated Player Development.
The D1 Program is a 12-month commitment. Families may pay $10,000 in full or choose 12 monthly payments of $900, for a total program investment of $10,800.
Both options include the complete year of private coaching, group training, on-course development, planning, performance resources, and individualized support detailed above. Acceptance is based on program fit, player goals, coach availability, and the player’s willingness to engage fully in the process.
Questions Families Commonly Ask
Is the D1 Program only for players planning to play college golf?
No. The program is designed for serious junior golfers who want structured, year-round development. College golf may be part of the player’s goals, but it is not required.
How often are private lessons scheduled?
Private lessons are generally scheduled biweekly across the year, with timing adjusted when appropriate around competition, travel, development needs, and availability.
What happens during group training?
Group training may include technical development, short game, putting, performance skills, competitive practice, physical work, speed development, and structured training tasks.
Are tournament entry fees and travel included?
No. Tournament entry fees, travel, lodging, meals, outside facility fees, and other third-party expenses are not included unless specifically stated in a separate written agreement.
How are the six course-management lessons scheduled?
They are scheduled throughout the program based on the player’s tournament calendar, development needs, seasonal conditions, and course availability.
What does recruiting assistance include?
Recruiting assistance may include guidance on communication, player presentation, video, tournament scheduling, timelines, and preparing for conversations with college programs. It does not guarantee placement, offers, roster positions, or scholarships.
Is the program customized for each player?
Yes. The overall framework is consistent, but technical priorities, physical programming, practice direction, tournament planning, and long-term guidance are adjusted for the individual player.
Can a player join during the year?
Enrollment may be possible during the year when space is available and the program is a strong fit for the player and family.
What happens after we submit an inquiry?
You will be contacted to discuss the player’s background, current schedule, goals, level of commitment, and whether the D1 Program appears to be the right fit. The consultation is the next step, not an automatic enrollment.
Build the Right Plan for the Player They Want to Become.
Share a little about the player, their competitive schedule, and the goals your family is working toward. Ryan will review the information personally and follow up to discuss whether the D1 Program is the right fit.