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Coach Corey Golf Fitness & Performance

Golf Instructor · San Diego, California

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Established in 2013, Coach Corey has always been about longevity and maintaining an independent lifestyle for as long as physically possible. With a focus on mobility, stability, and power, all clients are able to elevate their physical health to new levels. Whether you train with Corey twice per month, five times per week, or anything in between, his app is available to keep you consistent and accountable outside of training sessions. We are not bodybuilding or sculpting… we are exercising for performance and longevity. Whether you golf or not, we all have hobbies and activities that we would love to do for as long as physically possible. Take care of your body now and your future self with thank you.

Services

  • Nutrition consulting

  • Golf fitness

Amenities & options

Wheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parkingAccessible restroomRestroomCredit cardDebit cardMobile payFree parkingFree street parking

What students mention

Themes Google pulled from reviews, with how often each comes up.

goals4golf trainer3understanding3flexibility3gym training2choice2motivation2training2

Hours

Mon
4 AM – 11 AM
Tue
4 AM – 11 AM
Wed
4 AM – 11 AM
Thu
4 AM – 11 AM
Fri
4 AM – 9 AM
Sat
Closed
Sun
Closed

Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile

1205 W Morena Blvd
San Diego, CA 92110

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Common questions

Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.

How much do golf lessons cost in San Diego?
Private lessons typically range from $75 to $150+ per hour, depending on the instructor, facility, and whether you purchase a multi-lesson package.
Is a 1 hour golf lesson enough?
A one-hour lesson is often enough to address specific swing issues or techniques, though ongoing progress usually benefits from multiple sessions or a package.
Is it worth paying for golf lessons?
Yes, for many golfers—professional feedback can speed up improvement and correct habits faster than self-teaching, especially when using video or launch-monitor analysis.

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