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Adult Group Class- Saturdays, 4pm
The group meets each week for 90 minutes where we work on all aspects of the game. We use video analysis using the Onform app and you will learn exactly what you need to work on to get past that hump or maybe you’re just starting out. We keep the classes fun and informative and work with each student individually to help them improve. Join us and watch your game soar to new heights!
Adult Group Class- Thursdays, 6pm
4-week series. The group meets each week for 90 minutes where we work on all aspects of the game. We use video analysis using the CoachNow app and you will learn exactly what you need to work on to get past that hump or maybe you’re just starting out. Either way, we keep the classes fun and informative. Join us and watch your game soar to new heights!
PGA Weekly Camp - Ages 6-12
Calling All Junior Golfers! Are you between the ages of 6-12 and excited to learn the game of golf? Whether you’re brand new to the sport or looking to improve your skills, our PGA CAMPS are the perfect way to have fun, make new friends, and build confidence on the course! In this Weekly Camp, junior golfers will learn: 🏌️♂️ How to swing, chip, and putt. ⛳ Basic rules and golf etiquette. 🎯 Fun games and challenges to improve skills. 🏆 How to play on the course with confidence! What’s Included: ✅ Instruction from 25yrs PGA Head Coach, Robert Stevens. ✅ Practice time on the driving range, putting/chipping green, AND the short game area. ✅ Range balls after each session. ✅ Golf equipment provided if needed. This program is designed to keep learning fun, engaging, and low-pressure, so kids can enjoy the game while building important skills. Sign up today and give your junior golfer the gift of a lifelong sport! Policies: 🌧 Weather: If a session is canceled due to weather, we’ll reschedule a makeup date. ❌ Cancellations: Full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. We can’t wait to see your junior golfer on the course!
Get Golf Ready - FOR INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED GOLFERS
Are you ready to lower your scores, learn purposeful practice routines, and improve your on-course decision making? This program will give you an understanding of what stats you need to focus on to lower your scores, how to play your best when on the course, and how to practice the areas you’re costing yourself the most strokes! What's Included One 60-minute session per week for 4-weeks Instruction from 25yr. PGA Head Coach, Rob Sevens. Time on the driving range, putting green and short game area! Your Own Golf Equipment is required for participation in this course. Range balls after each session. Sign up today for yourself, or share this program with your friends and family, to take advantage of this fun, relaxing, and engaging group format and create memories for a lifetime! Inclement Weather Policy In the event of weather causing this event to be cancelled I will reach out to reschedule for makeup dates.
On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red light location, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Short game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red light location, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Short game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
Senior On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red one, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Shorts game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
Senior On Course Scramble
Our goal in this clinic is to understand how to play better golf while on the course. As we know, not every shot in golf is the same. However, if we approach the game strategically and from a place of simplicity, we will be able to build good momentum and shoot better scores! On Course Notes: Tee Shot- Understand our shot pattern and what handicap the hole is. If we play a fade, we must be able to see the fade off the tee; not every tee shot needs to be hit with a driver. Also, if the hole is one of the hardest holes on the course, we will need to have a more disciplined approach with each shot. Approach Shot- Not all flag sticks are meant to be attacked. Define if the flag is a red, yellow, or green light flag stick. Try your best to land below the hole. If the flag stick is a red one, lets pass the ball to an area that will give us the best access to the flag to get up and down. Shorts game & putting- Keep is simple if you missed the green. Define two wedges that bring contrasting shots. For example, I use a 54 and 58, but mostly I choose my 58 for control. I do however, have the option for a more aggressive 54. 3 L's: Lie, Loft, Landing. Chip below the hole and putt on the high side. Finally, the 4 phases of our shot. (Once your initiate the approach we have 13 seconds to pull the trigger) Phase 1- The target, distance, hazards, wind, club, etc. and alignment to our target. Routine is everything. Phase 2- Let go of expectations Phase 3- Understand what went wrong and how to fix the glaring issue Phase 4- Enjoy the day. Do body scans and breath! Lets get out there and have more fun!
Tuesday Summer $kins Tour with Andrew Kramer @ Los Serranos Golf Club
18 hole playing lesson with PGA Golf professional Andrew Kramer in the legendary Tuesday skins game on the North Course at Los Serranos Golf Club. Bring your A game to the test against some of the best! Includes green fees, golf cart, complimentary range balls for pre-round warm up, skins buy in, closest to the pin prizes, 18 holes of golf, on course instruction, demonstrations & guaranteed good times! Spots are limited to the first three players who sign up each week ⛳️👍🏼 $250/player per session.
Short Game Fundamentals CLINIC
PUTTING - CHIPPING - PITCHING - SAND A great short game requires solid fundamentals in order to be consistent and lower your score. This weekly workshop is hosted by PGA member Carlo Borunda and is intended to help you improve your short game. NBCC GOLF MEMBERS & SOCIAL MEMBERS ONLY Limited class size - register soon! $35.00 PER PERSON (billed to member account) WEDNESDAYS except when Club Tournaments are scheduled 12:00-1:00 PM Meeting location Short Game Green Equipment needed Putter Hybrid (#4 or #5) 8-iron Pitching wedge Sand wedge Lob wedge (optional) If you have golf clubs, please bring them. Otherwise, contact the golf shop in advance if you need loaner equipment. (949) 644-9680 Attire Traditional golf attire required: see Club website for more information. Don’t forget sunscreen!☀️
Yardage Gapping
Mastering distance control is crucial for a consistent and reliable game. Knowing your carry numbers will build confidence and help you get more greens in regulation.
Private Instruction
Receive personalized one-on-one coaching at our private studio, utilizing the GC Quad Simulator and data analysis for targeted improvement. Gain the knowledge and insights necessary to enhance your game.