
Straight 30
Per Week
Per Week

You do not need more hours. You need the right thirty minutes, done consistently, for years. Jennifer builds training that fits a real week and keeps fitting it — so the progress is still showing up next season, and the one after that.
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Most golfers who stop training did not stop caring. They ran out of week. The session was ninety minutes, the gym was a drive away, and the first time work overran, the whole plan fell over — because it was built for a week that does not exist.
Not a compromise, a design choice. Thirty focused minutes, three or four times a week, beats ninety minutes you skip. The programs are built to that constraint from the first session rather than cut down to fit it.
Travel, late finishes, a sick kid. A program only works if it is still standing in March. Short sessions and low equipment are what make a plan durable, not what make it easy.
You are not training for one season. You are training to still be swinging freely, walking eighteen and playing well in twenty years. Everything here is built with that horizon in mind.

Jennifer competed at national level and has spent nine years owning and running a gym floor, which means she has watched thousands of people start training and watched most of them stop. The ones who lasted were almost never the ones with the most ambitious plan.
That is the thinking behind these programs. They are short because short is what survives a real calendar, and low equipment because the session you can do at home at 6am is the session that actually happens. The golf focus is deliberate throughout — this is not general fitness with a club bolted on.
Consistency is not a personality trait. It is a programming decision.Jennifer Dennington
Three programs, built around how much of your week you can realistically defend. The time barely moves. What changes is how hard the minutes work, and how much kit you need to spend them.
The entry point. Three sessions a week with a clear golf focus, built to slot into a full calendar without negotiation.
One more day, considerably more intent. Same half hour, higher intensity, with clear progressions and on-course gains to chase.
Explosive, high-intensity golf training for anyone with gym access and a spare fifteen minutes. The hardest work in the shortest honest window.
Pick the one that matches the week you actually have. Your membership loads it the moment you join.



Be honest about the time and the kit. The program that fits is the program that works.
Still deciding? Get your Golf Fitness Handicap, free — it scores ten elements of your movement and tells you where the gap actually is.

Simple, low-equipment golf workouts you can run in thirty minutes or less, three times a week. The point is not that it is easy — it is that nothing about your week gives you an excuse to skip it.
I love this program so much I did it twice! I felt so much more consistent and confident on the golf course and even in the gym!
Sarah Bennett · UK
What you'll train:

The same half hour, asked to do considerably more. Four days a week of high-intensity, performance-focused training with clear progressions built in, so you can see the work compounding rather than hope it is.
Since I've started using y'alls programs I've lost about 25lbs, I'm in the best shape of my life. I've dropped from a 5 handicap to a 1 in the past five months I've been using the program.
Carson Green · USA
What you'll train:

High-intensity golf training for anyone with a full setup and forty-five minutes to spend properly. Explosive, fast paced, and deliberately demanding — built to improve body, swing and mind at the same time.
These workouts are absolutely superb! The app subscription has been worth every penny!
David Franks · Australia
What you'll train:
A six-week push is easy to admire and easy to abandon. What matters is whether you are still training in five years — because that is what decides how you move at sixty, how freely you swing at seventy, and whether golf stays a pleasure or becomes a negotiation with your body. Short sessions are not the compromise. They are the strategy.
Whichever level you pick, you get the whole DRVN membership — every coach, every program, your Golf Fitness Handicap tracked throughout. Joining here costs half what the same membership costs in the app store.
Billed once, annually. No trial — you are covered by the 30-day guarantee instead.
Listed for comparison. Joining direct is the cheaper route to the same membership.
I'm so happy I found a program that works for me as a woman golfer. I feel stronger, more stable and far more confident over the ball.
I've added 20 yards to my drives in 6 weeks and feel better than ever, no more low back pain. Would recommend to anyone!
I'm loving the app. It's helped me get my driver swing speed up from 94mph to an average of 99mph so thank you! Just pushing for that extra 1mph now to meet my original goal.
For the adaptations that matter to a golfer — rotational strength, hip and trunk control, power through the swing — yes, when the thirty minutes is designed for it. What does not work is a ninety-minute session you run twice and then abandon. These programs are built to the half-hour constraint from the start rather than squeezed into it afterwards.
Straight 30 and Scratch Pro 30 run on dumbbells and bands, which is why they travel so well. Golf HIT is the one that wants a full setup — if you do not have gym access, start on one of the 30-minute programs and move across when you do.
A day, and a significant step in intensity. Straight 30 is three sessions a week with a clear golf focus, built as the entry point. Scratch Pro 30 adds a fourth day and pushes considerably harder inside the same half hour, with clear progressions to work through. The equipment list is the same for both.
No. Straight 30 assumes you are coming back to training rather than continuing it. Everything scales, and your Golf Fitness Handicap sets the starting point so you are not guessing at loads in week one.
Yes, at any time and at no extra cost. Every DRVN program is in one membership. Most golfers settle on one as their default and drop to a shorter week when work or travel gets in the way — that flexibility is what keeps the training going rather than stopping.
Both, in that order of priority. Every session is built around the demands of the swing — rotation, hip and trunk control, and power you can transfer into the ball. The general fitness is a by-product, and a welcome one, but it is not what the programming is aimed at.
No. These are DRVN programs for any golfer whose limit is time rather than willingness. If you want a track specifically built around women's golf fitness, Cassandra Meyer's Ladies Golf Fitness program runs in parallel and is included in the same membership.
Thirty minutes, three or four times a week, built to survive a real calendar. One payment, 30 days to change your mind.
$180 for the year · $15 a month · 30-day money-back guarantee
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