Lesson Logger

Lesson Logger 2.0 is here: Guided Practice, Guided Fitness, Recovery, Coach Reports, pre-lesson assessments and a fresh new ForeThought look.

Lesson Logger - Your golf development, in your pocket.

Lesson Logger is built for golfers who want to get more from coaching, practise with purpose and keep a useful record of the work they’re putting into their game. Record lessons, turn coaching into a Practice Plan, follow Guided Practice and Guided Fitness programmes, log fitness and recovery, keep your yardages close at hand and create coach-ready reports from the work you’ve completed.

• Lessons Record coaching sessions, notes and key takeaways. Track the areas of your game you’re working on and build a clear coaching history over time.

• Practice Plan Turn lesson takeaways into Practice Prescriptions and add them to your own Practice Plan. Log practice against each prescription, see how many times you’ve worked on it, mark homework complete when you’re happy with the work, or reopen it later.

• Guided Practice Import structured ForeThought Guided Practice programmes and work through sessions and drills step by step. Record results, locations and reflections, then revisit previous work to see what you actually practised.

• Pre-Lesson Assessments Capture useful on-course evidence before a lesson with quick Driver and GIR assessments. Use simple one-tap entry to record fairways, greens, misses and penalties without turning Lesson Logger into a scorecard.

• Fitness Golf improvement doesn’t stop at the range. Log strength, mobility, cardio, core, recovery, HIIT, yoga, Pilates, padel and other fitness sessions. Record duration, intensity and focus areas to build a picture of the work supporting your golf away from the course.

• Guided Fitness Follow structured golf-fitness, mobility, activation and warm-up programmes. Work through exercises with clear instructions and artwork, log completion and keep a record of previous training.

• Recovery Connect a recovery.json file to view Sleep, HRV and Resting Heart Rate alongside your Fitness data. Colour-coded indicators and last-updated information make the latest recovery picture easy to see at a glance.

• Coach Overview Bring Guided Practice, Guided Fitness and assessment evidence together in one place. Review completed work and Driver/GIR patterns, then create a ForeThought-branded PDF report to save or share with your coach.

• Upcoming Plan future lessons, add them to your calendar and turn an upcoming session into a completed lesson when the time comes.

• Places Save golf clubs, driving ranges, simulators, coaching facilities and other useful locations, including contact details, websites, access information and notes.

• Yardages Your bag. Your numbers. Load your ForeThought Yardage Book to keep club distances available wherever you practise. Review carry and total distances, see the progression through your bag, use gapping analysis and switch between Yardage Books for different bags or setups.

• Statistics Review your lesson activity, coaching history and the areas of your game receiving the most attention.

• Designed for iPhone and iPad Lesson Logger uses simple phone-first navigation on iPhone and makes full use of the larger iPad display with dedicated detail panes for Practice, Fitness, Guided programmes and Coach reports.

• Your data, your file Lesson Logger is built around a portable JSON data file rather than locking your golf history inside the app. Keep your Lesson Logger file in supported cloud storage such as iCloud Drive or Google Drive, making it possible to keep working with the same data across supported devices and platforms.

• Lesson Logger is intentionally focused. It isn’t a scorecard, GPS course map or another app trying to analyse every shot you hit. It’s about learning, practising what you’ve been taught and capturing the information that helps you improve.

From your first coaching session to a structured practice plan, gym session, recovery check or coach report, Lesson Logger keeps the useful stuff from disappearing into notebooks, screenshots, messages and scraps of paper.