Find the Best Junior Golf Coaches in Los Angeles, CA
Slow-motion video and simple measurements can make a lesson easier for a young golfer to follow. This page introduces junior golf coaches in Los Angeles, CA. A parent can open a coach's profile to ask about junior golf lessons in Los Angeles, CA, such as whether swings are filmed, what gets measured, and how the numbers are shared with the player.
Nearby
Junior Golf Coaches near Los Angeles
Gina Umeck
The City Golf
Sherman Oaks, CA5.5 mi away
Starting at $165
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Keith Morgan
Scholl Canyon Golf Course
Glendale, CA10.7 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 20 reviews- Putting
- Short Game
- Full Swing
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Michelle Abell
Brookside Golf Course
Pasadena, CA12.3 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 8 reviewsStarting at $105
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David A. Smith
Whittier Narrows Golf Course
Rosemead, CA17.8 mi away
- Beginners
- Intermediate
- Competitive
Starting at $77
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Angel Martinez
Ted Oh Studios
Lomita, CA22.4 mi away
- Short Game
- Full Swing
- Bunker Play
Starting at $225
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Alison Curdt
Wood Ranch Golf Club
Simi Valley, CA26.2 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 1 review- Putting
- Short Game
- Full Swing
Starting at $220
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FAQ
Questions parents ask
What is the difference between an academy and individual lessons?
Individual lessons offer close attention and quick adjustments for your golfer, while an academy adds routine, friendly competition and more time hitting shots. Neither is right for everyone. Think about your child's personality, how much structure they enjoy and what they want from golf. A coach can help you decide which setting fits, and the answer may change over time.
How do I help my child practice after a lesson?
Ask the coach for a simple drill to repeat, and set aside a regular moment for it at home. If the coach shares video, watching it together can help. Praise effort, notice small improvements and leave technical corrections to the coach. Your role is encouragement: providing a safe space to swing, showing interest and keeping the mood light, even when things feel hard.
What gear does a new golfer need to get started?
Beginners do not need a full set. Junior clubs that match your child's height and strength make learning easier, and a wedge, an iron, a wood and a putter cover the basics. Used clubs work well because kids outgrow them quickly. Add a glove if your child prefers wearing it, plus balls, tees and shoes with good grip.
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