Top 3 coaches for Golf lessons near Westlake Village, CA

Swing analysis and fundamental teaching.

Swing evaluation and discussion of overall tendencies that need to be fixed. Review and develop best approach to improving based on your expectations. Putting evaluation.

First Lesson Plan for Golf Students Objective: To assess the student’s current skills, build a foundation of trust and understanding, and introduce core techniques tailored to their unique abilities. 1. Welcome and Introduction (10 minutes) • Warm greeting and brief conversation to build rapport. • Discuss the student’s goals, experience, and challenges in golf. • Share how our coaching approach will help them unlock their potential. 2. Warm-Up and Fundamentals (15 minutes) • Basic warm-up exercises to loosen muscles and improve flexibility. • Discuss and demonstrate the importance of grip, stance, and posture. • Allow the student to practice basic swings while observing their technique. 3. Skills Assessment and Observation (20 minutes) • Putting: Observe precision and control. • Chipping: Evaluate short-distance accuracy and form. • Driving: Assess long-distance shots for power and technique. • Provide constructive feedback on strengths and areas for improvement. 4. Tailored Drills and Techniques (30 minutes) • Introduce specific drills based on the assessment, such as: • Putting Practice: Focus on alignment and reading the green. • Chipping Basics: Build control and consistency. • Driving Power: Develop swing mechanics and follow-through. • Offer guidance to fine-tune

Swing analysis and fundamental teaching.

Swing evaluation and discussion of overall tendencies that need to be fixed. Review and develop best approach to improving based on your expectations. Putting evaluation.

First Lesson Plan for Golf Students Objective: To assess the student’s current skills, build a foundation of trust and understanding, and introduce core techniques tailored to their unique abilities. 1. Welcome and Introduction (10 minutes) • Warm greeting and brief conversation to build rapport. • Discuss the student’s goals, experience, and challenges in golf. • Share how our coaching approach will help them unlock their potential. 2. Warm-Up and Fundamentals (15 minutes) • Basic warm-up exercises to loosen muscles and improve flexibility. • Discuss and demonstrate the importance of grip, stance, and posture. • Allow the student to practice basic swings while observing their technique. 3. Skills Assessment and Observation (20 minutes) • Putting: Observe precision and control. • Chipping: Evaluate short-distance accuracy and form. • Driving: Assess long-distance shots for power and technique. • Provide constructive feedback on strengths and areas for improvement. 4. Tailored Drills and Techniques (30 minutes) • Introduce specific drills based on the assessment, such as: • Putting Practice: Focus on alignment and reading the green. • Chipping Basics: Build control and consistency. • Driving Power: Develop swing mechanics and follow-through. • Offer guidance to fine-tune

Please bring your own golf clubs if you have them.

Wear a collared, preferably golf, shirt.

You don’t need to bring anything, but bring any equipment you have.

I have experience in teaching children as young as 3 years old to become proper golfers.

With kids it's all about fun. From putting games to hitting a ball on the range, enjoying the experience is always my key focus. Proper golf manners and learning how to work with others is also important when picking up the game, as I have learned myself. These lessons go far beyond the golf course and that is my overall goal when working with kids. Patience and gentle persistence is my main approach to achieve this.