Golf lessons near me in Westlake Village, CA

Swing analysis and fundamental teaching.

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.

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

Wear a collared, preferably golf, shirt.

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

golf clubs

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