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put on a clinic 

The phrase "put on a clinic" means that a person or team is performing exceptionally well, usually in terms of executing a game plan or set of skills.
Dirk put on a clinic against the Heat, going 12-14 from the floor, 1-1 for three, and 5-5 from the line.
put on a clinic by NBAstuffer.com February 1, 2009
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Put on a clinic 

Typically used in sports to indicate a player or team is performing exceptionally well to a point where the other team appears amateurish; it's as if the other team is comprised of students attending a sports instructional clinic (i.e. instructor-led athletic skills workshop).
With five touchdown passes, the quarterback really put on a clinic yesterday.
Put on a clinic by axldance November 27, 2019
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