What I’d Do If I Was a Golf Coach With Only 100 Followers

Starting from scratch on social media as a golf coach? Don’t stress. Everyone starts small — and small can be mighty when you use it right.

Here’s what I’d do if I was building a golf brand with just 100 followers:

1. Nail Your Bio & Branding
Make it super clear:

• Who you help (e.g. “Helping weekend golfers break 90”)
• What you offer (e.g. Online lessons, swing analysis)
• Call to Action (e.g. “Book your free swing review”)

🎯 Bonus: Use a clear profile pic and brand colors so you look pro from the start.

2. Post High-Value Content 3x a Week
It’s not about posting daily — it’s about posting strategically.
Ideas:

• “1-Minute Tip Tuesdays”
• “My #1 Fix for Slicers”
• “What I’d Work On First with You”

🔥 Remember: people follow value, not follower counts.

3. DM 5-10 People a Day
Comment on golf content. Start convos. Offer free swing feedback.
You don’t need to be spammy — just helpful.
👉 Many of your first students will come from conversations, not posts.

4. Create 1 Free Resource
Like a:

• “5-Minute Warm-Up Drill PDF”
• “Beginner Golfer Checklist” Then offer it in exchange for emails. This builds your email list while adding serious value.

5. Show Up as a Real Coach
Post your face. Talk on camera. Share your journey.
People don’t just buy coaching — they buy you.

Final Thoughts
100 followers today can be 1,000 in 3 months — if you stay consistent, serve your audience, and market smart.