Crystal Jeske smiling on the course in a black Birdie Mode pullover

Your favorite online golf coach

How low can you go?

Improve your score. Not just your swing. Former D1 player and college coach. Where are you actually losing strokes? Enter your numbers.

Stroke FinderPer round
Off the tee0.0
Approach0.0
Around green0.0
Putting0.0
Losing the most strokes Around the green

Chip with the same motion that you putt with.

Rough strokes per round against my standards as a player: 80% of fairways, 16 of 18 greens, 75% up and downs, 30 putts or fewer, 0 penalties. A starting point. For the real answer, send me your game.

  • U.S. Am2011 U.S. Women's Amateur match play; lost on 18 to the eventual runner-up
  • D1Full-scholarship player · Texas A&M, Oral Roberts
  • AJGAFormer Tournament Director & Regional Manager
  • TCUFormer assistant women's golf coach

The Birdie Mode method

Simplify the game. Lower scores.

01 / KNOW

Know your game

Where are you actually losing strokes?

02 / REWIRE

Rewire your brain

Course management, plus a deeply rooted belief in your abilities and your identity as a player.

03 / MASTER

Master shot execution

There is no one swing everyone has to achieve. A good swing produces the outcome you want, holds up under every demand of the course, and gives you confidence.

"A good coach is like a good doctor. They don't want you to need to keep coming back."

Crystal Jeske

Free download

The Birdie Mode Stat Tracker

Round cards that show where you are actually losing strokes. Keep it in your bag and bring a pencil.

  • Fairways: an arrow for your miss, an X for a hit
  • Birdie opportunities on a dartboard: 5, 10 and 15 feet
  • Greens, up and downs, putts, penalties, and your donated strokes
Birdie Mode · Round 1Sample
Hole123456789
Par453445344
Score443544343
FWXX–→X←–XX
Putts212221221
Front nine to par−2

Send me your game

Your numbers in.
One fix out.

Each week I choose golfers and answer them publicly on video: where their strokes are going, and the one fix I'd make.

01

Play

Up to three rounds with the free stat sheet.

02

Post and tag

Post your numbers or your swing and tag @crystaljeske on Instagram or TikTok.

03

Watch

I choose a few each week and answer them on video.

04

Report back

Play with the fix. Tell me what you shoot.

Tagging is free on Instagram or TikTok, and I choose a few each week. Want to be sure I assess yours? The paid Check-Up is guaranteed, and you can keep it private.

Start on your own

Get into Birdie Mode.

Know your game and go to work on it, at your own pace.

Birdie Mode Game Assessment

$59 one time

  • Stat tracker round cards with the birdie dartboard
  • Your numbers next to my standards as a player
  • Common fixes for the tee, approach, short game, putting and your mindset
Get on the list

Birdie Mode Club

$129 / month · founding member price

  • The Birdie Mode app: track exactly where your strokes are going
  • A new practice plan every month
  • The Game Assessment included
  • First access to private coaching spots
Join the waitlist

Private coaching

Work with me, online.

By application. For competitive golfers, and for golf families planning for college. Limited spots.

Birdie Mode Check-Up

$149

  • A guaranteed assessment of your game
  • Keep it private, or tell me you're open to it being public
  • If you're open to it, I may choose yours for my channel
  • Where you are actually losing strokes, and one fix
Apply

Road to D1 · Parent Call

By application

  • One on one with a former AJGA tournament director and college coach
  • You submit your questions before the call
  • Where your junior stands, which events matter
Apply

Birdie Mode Private Coaching

$1,500 / 12 weeks

  • For competitive players
  • One on one, built around your numbers
  • Five spots
Apply

Road to D1 Advisory

$2,500 / family

  • A full season of guidance
  • From someone who was the recruit, ran the tournaments and coached in college
  • Starts with a Parent Call
Apply

Road to D1

College golf, from every side of the table.

I've seen recruiting as a full-scholarship recruit, as an AJGA tournament director running the events coaches scout, and as a college assistant coach reading the emails.

For players

  • What coaches look at first: your scores
  • The email coaches actually answer
  • A 60-second recruiting video that gets watched
  • Questions to ask on calls and visits

For parents

  • Which tournaments are worth the money
  • Your role, and what to leave to your player
  • Red flags on visits and in offers
  • Questions I wish I'd asked before signing

About

Player. Tournament director. Coach.

I grew up in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, earned a full scholarship to play D1 golf, transferred to Oral Roberts, made match play at the U.S. Women's Amateur, and turned professional. Then I spent years on the other side of the ropes: running junior tournaments for the AJGA and coaching as an assistant at TCU.

Today I'm a mother of four with no time to waste on the range. That's how I coach: simplify the game and lower your score.

  • High school
    Broken Arrow High SchoolGolf Hall of Fame
  • College
    Full-scholarship D1Texas A&M, then Oral Roberts University
  • 2011
    U.S. Women's AmateurMatch play; lost on the 18th hole to the eventual runner-up
  • Pro
    Professional golferTurned professional with sponsors. Last competitive event: LPGA International
  • AJGA
    Tournament DirectorOperations Intern to Regional Manager, Midwest
  • TCU
    Assistant coachWomen's golf (former)
Crystal Jeske smiling on the course in a black Birdie Mode pullover
Crystal holding her finish after a full swing on a tree-lined fairwayPlaying days

Birdie Mode

Get into Birdie Mode.

A scoring lesson every day on Instagram. Send me your game when you're ready.