Golf venue
SVN2 Woodland HillsGolf Venue in Los Angeles, CA
- 5.0(96 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $150 per lesson

Indoor golf course in Los Angeles
Every coach below teaches at SVN2 Woodland Hills. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“Worked with my son on his swing focusing on biomechanics. Very helpful”Susie G., parent
About MichaelFueled by a lifelong love for golf, I've dedicated 20 years to coaching players of all levels. As a former college golfer, I bring a deep understanding of the game to help you reach your full potential while enjoying it more too. My focus is helping you hone your skills in a supportive, encouraging environment.Go to profileLooking around? See more golf coaches in Los Angeles.
22864 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364, USA
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Get directionsLessons at SVN2 Woodland Hills start at $150 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
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Honestly, I was pretty pleased with how the lesson went, Michael covered different club scenarios which really helped me see how to adapt in varied situations. He explained things clearly without overloading me, and it was definitely a useful experience overall. Still, I think a bit more focus on specific swing adjustments could make future lessons even more helpful. If you're looking to get a practical sense of working through different club setups, trying Michael might be worth your while.
Honestly, Michael’s emphasis on verbal instructions and focus points made the lesson quite clear and easy to follow, which I appreciated. Though, more consistency and a putt or two might help solidify some of those techniques. Still, the lesson highlighted key areas that feel immediately relevant to my game, and I think with some practice, I’ll see progress. If you’re open to a measured, straightforward approach, you might find this lesson a good starting point.
Honestly, I’d say my lesson with Michael was quite helpful in learning key information about my swing. Still, I appreciate how he focuses on practical details without overwhelming, which makes the process feel pretty manageable. I found the emphasis on fundamentals quite useful and look forward to building on that. If you're into golf and want an instructor who keeps things simple but effective, you might want to give Michael a try.