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Briana Esparza was the head coach of the Girls Varsity Golf team at Providence High School in Burbank, California, having joined the athletics department in July 2024. With a strong background in education and mental health treatment, Briana combines her passion for teaching with her love of golf to inspire young athletes. She has a strong ability to get anyone started in their journey with golf.
"I appreciate Briana’s approach, she really emphasized that small adjustments can lead to noticeable improvements, which was pretty helpful. Though I still have some work to do on my accuracy and consistency, her calm style keeps things manageable, and the focus on making golf enjoyable rather than stressful resonated with me. Still, I’m optimistic about building on what I learned so far and perhaps trying another lesson soon.
David Byrne – PGA Professional Irish-born coach with 25+ years experience.Tour player helping golfers improve ball striking and gain distance.short game specialist and golf psychologist! Lessons in West LA at City Golf. State of the art indoor technology video analysis.coach all levels beginners juniors elite golfers! Competitive prices and packages availablei ✔ simplifying the swing ✔ better contact ✔ more distance
"I was only fortunate enough to know and work with David Byrne for a little over a month before he relocated to California, but that short time made a lasting impact on my game. I truly enjoyed his passion for golf and his genuine desire to help players get better. David often went out of his way to coach me between lessons whenever he wasn’t already busy teaching others—something I greatly appreciated. At 67 years old, I’m not looking to completely rebuild my golf swing, and David understood that from day one. His approach focuses on helping you find a swing thought that works for your swing, rather than forcing a onesizefitsall method. He helped me understand my swing plane and path, and how to consistently get into the right position before impact. After that, his favorite encouragement was always: ‘Turn the corner!’ And it worked. David is a talented instructor, an insightful coach, and an allaround good person. And watch out for his son—just a wee lad with a fabulous golf swing already! David’s passion clearly runs in the family.
I’ve been playing golf since I was 1 years old. Yes 1 years old. I played golf at the highest level. I had success in junior golf, amateur golf, college golf, and professional golf. Now in a different stage in my life, I am coaching and giving lessons.
"I’ve been playing golf my whole life. I’m 40 now. I have seen endless amount of coaches. I will never go to anyone else but Spencer. The things I learn and his ability to make it so simple is incredible. He has gained knowledge from his own playing and getting lessons from some of the greatest coaches in the world that teache golfers on the PGA Tour and players in the top 50 in the world
With years of experience in golf, I specialize in short game techniques, helping you master pitches, chips, and putts. I focus on fundamentals, from grip to follow-through, to improve your game. Let's elevate your golfing skills together!
"Ted's lesson was quite solid, definitely worth trying if you're into improving your golf skills. He’s really great at explaining things clearly, which made a difference for me.
My name is James Houston, I’m a scratch golfer (0.0 handicap) based in the South Bay. I played competitively at Mira Costa High School and later with the University of Oregon Men's Club Golf Team. I specialize in the short game, with a focus on putting and chipping. Many golfers spend a lot of time on the driving range, but a large part of the game happens around the green. I enjoy helping players spend more focused time developing feel and confidence in those areas. My coaching philosophy is simple: golf is not a one-size-fits-all game. Every golfer has a unique game, feel, and set of strengths. I believe there are multiple ways to approach any challenge in golf, and my goal is to help you find the solution that fits your style of play. I work with golfers of all skill levels, whether you’re just getting started or looking to spend more time refining your short game.
"I cannot recommend James enough for anyone looking to improve their short game. His attention to detail and range of golf knowledge set him apart from other instructors. By focusing on drills tailored to the technical aspects of my game that I needed to work on I was able to lower my handicap substantially. My short game went from a weakness to a strength. I cannot thank James enough for his help.
Albert is a highly skilled and experienced golf instructor and a background in competitive private leagues in the Long Beach area. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge with others,and has a talent for breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand instruction. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer looking to take your game to the next level, Albert can help you achieve your goals.
"I had a great experience with Albert as a golf instructor. He's very professional and knows what he's talking about. It was a great introduction to the challenging game of golf!
Let’s work on your mental game! Different type of golf coach. I’m not changing your shots, but i can help you orient your mind for the best results possible. College psychology professor that focuses on mental performance and development. Let’s go through your game and make sure you step up into a new level of play!
Refining your game starts with the right guidance. As a former golf academy competitor with 15 years of teaching experience, I offer tailored instruction to help you achieve your golfing aspirations. My passion lies in fostering a supportive environment where golfers of all levels can thrive.
"I’ve been taking lessons with Coach Chae for a few months now, and the progress I’ve made is incredible. Before working with him, my golf game felt frustrating—I struggled with consistency and often felt unsure about my swing mechanics. Coach Chae helped me break down my swing into manageable parts and focused on building solid fundamentals. What I appreciate most is his patient coaching style. He takes the time to watch my swing carefully and gives detailed feedback without rushing. His drills are practical and directly translate to better performance on the course. Since starting with Coach Chae, my ball striking has improved significantly, and I’ve lowered my scores by several strokes. My putting and short game have also seen great improvement thanks to his targeted practice routines. I now approach each round with more confidence and a clearer understanding of how to play smart golf. Coach Chae is definitely the coach you want if you’re serious about improving and enjoying the game more.
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Coach Justin
golf coach
Lesson 1: Advanced Evaluation & Precision Tuning (60 Minutes) Objective: Assess strengths/weaknesses, tighten mechanics, and tailor a progression plan based on performance goals. ⸻ 1. Warm-Up & Intentional Practice (10 min) • Dynamic warm-up with mobility focus • Hit 10–15 balls with wedge and 7-iron while coach observes • Ask: “What’s the current miss? What’s your goal for this season?” ⸻ 2. Full Swing Assessment (15 min) • Video analysis or live feedback • Look at: • Club path vs. face angle • Ball flight tendencies • Transition tempo and lower body sequencing • Focus on one key adjustment (not overhaul) ⸻ 3. Scoring Club Calibration (15 min) • Wedge distances: 50–120 yards • Establish “stock” numbers for 3–4 wedges • Work on trajectory and spin control (TrackMan/launch monitor if available) ⸻ 4. Shot Shaping & Control (10 min) • Hit intentional fades, draws, knockdowns • Introduce flight windows or “stock shapes” for course confidence • Emphasize repeatability under pressure ⸻ 5. Putting Performance Check (5 min) • Assess stroke mechanics and green reading • Lag putt + short putt test • Identify stroke tendencies (pull/push, decel, etc.) ⸻ 6. Debrief & Plan Forward (5 min) • Identify 1–2 technical goals • Set short-term action plan: range reps, drills, practice games • Schedule next lesson with clear theme (e.g., short game scoring, mental prep)
Coach Joshua
golf coach
✅ Lesson 1 - The Break 70 Mindset The “bogey is OK, doubles are death” rule. The Consistency Triangle: Swing Strategy Short Game
Coach Hank
golf coach
Discussing your goals and developing a plan from there. Taking my first looks at your swing and anything blatantly obvious (will stick to 1 thing) I will point out to work on. Taking a look at your equipment.
Coach Justin
golf coach
Lesson 1: Advanced Evaluation & Precision Tuning (60 Minutes) Objective: Assess strengths/weaknesses, tighten mechanics, and tailor a progression plan based on performance goals. ⸻ 1. Warm-Up & Intentional Practice (10 min) • Dynamic warm-up with mobility focus • Hit 10–15 balls with wedge and 7-iron while coach observes • Ask: “What’s the current miss? What’s your goal for this season?” ⸻ 2. Full Swing Assessment (15 min) • Video analysis or live feedback • Look at: • Club path vs. face angle • Ball flight tendencies • Transition tempo and lower body sequencing • Focus on one key adjustment (not overhaul) ⸻ 3. Scoring Club Calibration (15 min) • Wedge distances: 50–120 yards • Establish “stock” numbers for 3–4 wedges • Work on trajectory and spin control (TrackMan/launch monitor if available) ⸻ 4. Shot Shaping & Control (10 min) • Hit intentional fades, draws, knockdowns • Introduce flight windows or “stock shapes” for course confidence • Emphasize repeatability under pressure ⸻ 5. Putting Performance Check (5 min) • Assess stroke mechanics and green reading • Lag putt + short putt test • Identify stroke tendencies (pull/push, decel, etc.) ⸻ 6. Debrief & Plan Forward (5 min) • Identify 1–2 technical goals • Set short-term action plan: range reps, drills, practice games • Schedule next lesson with clear theme (e.g., short game scoring, mental prep)
Coach Joshua
golf coach
✅ Lesson 1 - The Break 70 Mindset The “bogey is OK, doubles are death” rule. The Consistency Triangle: Swing Strategy Short Game
Coach Hank
golf coach
Discussing your goals and developing a plan from there. Taking my first looks at your swing and anything blatantly obvious (will stick to 1 thing) I will point out to work on. Taking a look at your equipment.
Coach Jomel
golf coach
Students are welcome to bring their own clubs if they prefer, I can also provide all the necessary equipment to support your learning journey. All you need to bring is positive energy, enthusiasm, and a readiness to enjoy the process. Embrace the excitement of learning and mastering this lifelong game, and let's make each lesson a joyful experience.
Coach Justin
golf coach
Great question. When working with kids, the key is to simplify, gamify, and engage—while still building real skills. Here’s how to adapt your golf lessons for younger players (roughly ages 5–12): ⸻ Core Principles for Coaching Kids: 1. Make It Fun First • Use games, stories, or challenges (e.g., “hit the alien cone!” or “get out of the sand trap dungeon”) • Celebrate effort, not just results • Keep energy high and the mood light 2. Keep Instructions Simple • One concept at a time (e.g., “Big Y swing” for backswing shape) • Use clear, relatable analogies (“hold it like ice cream,” “feet like train tracks”) • Avoid overloading with mechanics 3. Short Attention Spans = Short Segments • Break lessons into 5–10 minute stations • Alternate between full swings, putting, chipping, and movement-based games 4. Use the Right Equipment • Shorter, lighter clubs (U.S. Kids Golf, SNAG, or junior sets) • Tees and balls they can hit easily • Big targets for instant success 5. Reinforce Success Visually • Use cones, hoops, pool noodles, and color targets • Scorecards with stickers or fun achievements • Build confidence with visible goals (“Can you hit the 10-point zone?”)
Coach Jomel
golf coach
My expertise in teaching and introducing golf to kids stems from a deep understanding of their unique learning needs and an ability to create a fun, engaging, and supportive environment. Children are naturally curious and eager to learn new skills, and I harness this enthusiasm by incorporating interactive and imaginative teaching methods that captivate their attention. I focus on building a strong foundation in golf fundamentals while ensuring that each lesson is enjoyable and accessible. My approach emphasizes positive reinforcement, celebrating small victories to boost their confidence and cultivate a love for the game. I tailor lessons to match the developmental stages of children, using age-appropriate language and activities that make complex concepts easy to grasp. Moreover, I value the importance of safety, teaching kids the correct techniques to prevent injuries while promoting a lifelong appreciation for physical activity. My experience in working with children allows me to connect with them on their level, inspiring and encouraging them to explore the world of golf with excitement and curiosity.
Coach Joshua
golf coach
I am the 3rd-8th Grade after school Golf Coach at 5 Orange County Private Schools.
golf coach with the most lessons taught in Alondra Park
Coach Justin has taught
88 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching golf lessons at
Alondra Park Golf Course
Average coach player rating
4.97
116 total ratings
and here are the coaches with top player ratings:
Number of certified coaches in Alondra Park
5 certified coaches
Number of former college athletes teaching golf in Alondra Park
2 former college athletes
Average length of time coaches in Alondra Park have been teaching for
20.6 years on average
How many coaches teach golf in Alondra Park
22 coaches
Average cost of a golf lesson in Alondra Park
$93 for weekly lessons
16400 Prairie Ave, Lawndale, CA 90260, USA
0.9 miles away • 22 golf coaches teach here
