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    Golf Theory

    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    14 days ago

    Awesome facility to work on your game! Friendly staff, clean and supportive. Lots of screens and try out the putting green and games!

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    3 months ago

    Clean, modern, friendly rates. I know where I'm gonna be having my next birthday party

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    My 9-year old son and I took lessons from Mike Buroza, PGA Pro at Los Verdes Golf Course this past…read moresummer. We signed up for a pack of six 45-minute lessons. Neither of us had ever played before. To quote Mike, "the best way to learn how to grip a club is to buy a book." Really? Wish I had; then I wouldn't have gotten golf elbow because I was holding the club wrong. He never checked our grips after the first 2 minutes of the first lesson. At the last lesson when I asked if it was normal for it to hurt when I swung the club he said, "well you're holding it wrong." When I said this was how you showed me; he told me to "buy a book" For 6 lessons, all he showed us was chipping and pitching. I kept asking him to show us how to hit off a tee and putt. Finally, on last lesson he showed us how to hit off a tee. He never showed us how to putt, score, choose clubs, or how to play a hole; very little info about how to play the game itself. He spent endless time pontificating about golf philosophy, his personal experiences, and saying hello to every person at the golf course. The only thing that made it worthwhile was that my son and I were spending time together doing something new. My advice...find a different pro. Mike Buroza's advice...buy a book.

    If you want to learn how to play golf or improve your game go see Gary Bonnet Golf Professional…read moresince 1988.This is such a beautiful place with a very friendly staff. Enjoy the best views in Southern California while practicing on the double deck driving range, 2 huge putting greens, and beautiful 18 hole Championship Golf Course.This is also a perfect spot for your wedding or party.

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    Stayed nearby and had to see if the food lived up to the hype. And it truly DID!!…read more Service treated us like we were frequent guests and allowed us to sit anywhere we wanted. Sat down near the window and had a great view of the course and ocean. They even lowered the thermostat because they noticed my wife was feeling cold. What big restaurant does that? Ordered the wedge salad, lobster ravioli, and tomahawk steak (named 45-47). Lobster ravioli was stuffed with ravioli (easily feeds 2). The steak was cooked and the head Chef (Peter) physically walked it to our table and showed it to us before he cut it. The seasoning on the steak is the perfect! And the salt even had a smokey taste. I only wish I didn't stuff my face with so much or their amazing bread before the final entree so I could have eaten even more of the steak. Finished it all with a cup of coffee that didn't need sugar or cream (which I normally NEED) and their main dessert (Trump Chocolate Tower). Going back with the wifey and doing the exact same thing with kids.

    Sunday Brunch Review - after an exhausting week of work, I was so ready for this brunch, with…read moredelicious food and amazing views. Our servers (Alejandro, I'm sorry I can't remember the other gentleman's name) were outstanding and extremely attentive ensuring we had everything we needed while we enjoyed brunch. The presentation of food was amazing and everything was cooked to perfection. Today I tried for the first time caviar, which I really enjoyed. My husband ordered pasta and it was delicious. I actually just enjoyed all the seafood. The tiramisu was outstanding and I would go back just to get this dessert. I loved the chocolate fountain, just wish there were some bananas to dip. We have been here before for dinner and tea, this was our first time for brunch. Looking forward to coming back and trying the prime rib dinner.

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    At the gate, they had a entrance for members and an entrance for guests. They do ask you for your…read morename and ID. I came here for a work conference. There was a lot of parking and it was a quiet morning. The view was amazing, but the interior setup was interesting. The venue had a large round table that would sit 10 comfortably, but they had 11 people per table. It was hard to maneuver around the tables and guests without crossing in front of the guest speakers. At one point, we couldn't figure out where the extra sound of music was coming from during one of the presentations. I heard it coming from the kitchen. The bathroom had 3 stalls on one side and 4 plus a handicapped stall on the other side. They had a hands-free sensor for the toilets flushing mechanism, which I thought was amazing. They also used high quality paper towels and provided little plastic cups for mouthwash. The breakfast selections were awesome. There was this whipped yogurt that was thick and fluffy, almost like cream cheese. They had this tomato parmesan croissant that was aromatic and I wanted more (I had 3). The custard Danish was delicious too. Lunch selection was pretty good too. Their pasta dish was cold, but filling. Their chicken and salmon were cooked perfectly, wasnt dry. Their smoked gouda mac and cheese wasnt creamy, but wasnt fully dry either. I really enjoyed the barley that came with the salmon. The potatoes were my least favorite, I thought it was too dry and very salty. As far as the golf course, you need to be a resident to get a discount ($10k), and there is a monthly fee after the annual price of $50k. The course looked amazing, not too many people out during my visit, but it had the hills, the sand pits, a lot of green fields.

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    I recently finished about three years' worth of lessons with Paul, and it has been life-changing…read more Originally, I came to GolfTec because I really wanted to be able to see/replay my swing when I practice. Over the years I tried taking a few lessons here and there with different instructors with little to no success. Eventually my poor form combined with swinging as hard as I could (and also lifting weights in the gym) resulted in injuries to my elbow, shoulder, and back. What I really wanted to do was create an efficient, smooth swing that I can use for the rest of my life, as I had always imagined golfing in retirement. When I came for my evaluation, Eddie had me try a few things, and then he was brutally honest with me and said he probably shouldn't be my instructor (I was way too "armsy" which was not a good match for how he taught), so he referred me to Paul. It stung a little to hear that, but it turned out to be for the best. I told Paul that I was committed and would do whatever he said. Over the next few years he completely rebuilt my swing from the ground up. I think I spent most of my first year just working on my backswing. It was incredibly frustrating for me, but I stuck to it and you can see in the pictures how it has paid off. To avoid injuries, I probably swing about half as hard as I used to, but the ball still goes just as far, if not farther (plus straighter). GolfTec isn't cheap though, and I'll be the first to admit I would just keep taking lessons forever if I could afford it. This is definitely something I could not have afforded when I was much younger. But if this is something you can afford and nothing else has worked for you, I encourage you to try this. Another thing that has helped is I was able to pause my program once per package ("X number of lessons in Y weeks") whenever I was too injured to continue. As for any reports of rude instructors or poor customer service from coaches, I think I know who they were talking about. There was one coach there who wasn't very friendly whenever I interacted with him, and he seems more interested in practicing his own swing than helping customers. He's been gone for a few months though and was recently replaced by someone else. I've always found the other coaches to be super nice. Eddie's gone now. Ryan is the manager, I believe, and he's incredibly friendly and helpful. Just keep in mind that they can get really busy at times. If you walk in and need help and they're all busy teaching, just make sure they can see you standing there. They'll get to you before too long, but they're priority does need to be teaching a student that is paying for their time. Oh, and Paul has always been super responsive via email. If you have any questions about this place, feel free to message me. Good luck!

    Came here with a very simple brief: help me hit my driver. I got a very logical speech about…read moreneeding to hit the irons right, first. We didn't get to the driver until the last couple lessons and by then it was too late, I'm no better at it now. I'd say these guys try and string it out so you buy more lessons. Some of it was good, but for the $$, I was disappointed.

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