Golf coaching in Miami · Brickell and Miami Springs

Stop guessing at your golf game.

You do not need another random swing tip. You need to know what is costing you shots, what to work on first, and how to tell if it is actually getting better.

12
Professional wins
9
Years playing professionally
Miami
In-person coaching
Golf coach Landon Michelson
THE QUESTIONWhat should we work on first?

Find your starting point

Two training environments. One connected coaching process.

You do not need to choose the “right” venue before you understand what your game needs. Start with the environment that fits the work.

01Brickell · Indoor

The Tips Golf

Focused indoor coaching for technical practice and efficient sessions in the middle of Miami.

115 SW 8th St, Unit 201
Miami, FL 33130

  • TrackMan and video-based feedback
  • Climate-controlled, focused practice
  • Ideal for busy professionals and shorter sessions
02Miami Springs · Outdoor

Miami Springs Golf Course

Outdoor, full-ball-flight coaching for turf, short game, comprehensive assessment, and on-course development.

650 Curtiss Pkwy
Miami Springs, FL 33166

  • Full ball flight, turf, short game, and practice
  • Comprehensive assessment and development
  • Playing lessons that test decisions when the score counts

The real problem

More information is not always the answer.

Most golfers are not short on things to try. They are short on clarity.

One video says rotate more. Another says use the ground. Then the range session turns into five swing thoughts and no real way to know which one matters.

The goal is not to make your swing look like somebody else's. The goal is to understand your pattern, find the problem that matters most, and build a change that performs on the golf course.

The Connected Process

Find the right problem before trying to fix everything.

A lesson should give you a reason, a priority, and a way to measure whether the plan is working.

  1. 01

    Find the pattern

    We start with your scores, ball flight, misses, tendencies, and the shots creating the most damage.

  2. 02

    Diagnose the constraint

    We trace the evidence back to the first meaningful problem. The visible mistake is not always the root cause.

  3. 03

    Test the change

    We make one targeted intervention, then retest the whole pattern. If it does not improve, we ask a better question.

  4. 04

    Build transfer

    We move from understanding the change to using it at speed, with variability, under pressure, and on the course.

Landon Michelson coaching a golfer
OBSERVETESTRETEST

Start here

The Connected Assessment

Your first session should do more than give you a few drills.

It should tell us where you are, what is getting in the way, and what deserves your attention first.

  • Goals and scoring interview
  • Full-game pattern review
  • Ball-flight and swing assessment
  • Identification of your priority constraint
  • A tested intervention and clear practice plan
  • A measurable standard for what comes next
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Continue the work

Coaching built around what you need next.

Once we understand the priority, each session has a specific job.

01

The Tips 60-Minute Lesson

Focused indoor work with TrackMan and video feedback.

02

The Tips 30-Minute Lesson

A concise check-in for a defined question or technical priority.

04

Nine-Hole Playing Lesson

Evaluate decisions, targets, routines, responses, and the pattern that shows up when the score counts.

Real coaching results

The complaint. The evidence. The change. The result.

Good coaching proof should show more than a compliment. It should explain what the player was experiencing, what the evidence showed, what changed, and what improved.

PLAYER STORY

From information overload to breaking 80.

A newer golfer arrived overwhelmed by online instruction. We built a foundation, targeted the fastest scoring opportunities, and taught him how to recognize his own pattern. He broke 80 within his first year playing the game.

Student name withheld. Result previously published by The Connected Instructor.
Golfer and coach working on the course
“The goal is to stop collecting answers and start understanding your game.”

Meet Landon Michelson

I have been the player chasing answers too.

I played professional golf for nine years across PGA Tour Latinoamérica, PGA Tour Canada, and the Sunshine Tour, with 12 professional wins along the way.

That experience shaped the way I coach. Golf is not just a collection of positions, and a lesson should not be a display of everything the instructor knows.

My job is to help you understand what your ball and your scores are telling us, simplify the problem, and give you something that can hold up when it matters.

Rice University
Division I scholarship and conference championship captain
Tour experience
PGA Tour Latinoamérica, PGA Tour Canada, Sunshine Tour
Technology
TrackMan, GC4, HackMotion, Sportsbox AI 3D
Training
Helix Golf Institute Certified · Scott Cowx, Wedge Matrix, Fluid Motion Factor

The Connected Instructor Podcast

Conversations that connect the parts of improvement.

Better golf is not one isolated answer.

The podcast explores the links between instruction, performance, the mind, the body, decisions, and the lived experience of the game. I use those conversations to ask better questions and bring the most useful ideas back to coaching.

For current clients

Your coaching should continue between sessions.

A private player dashboard is the next layer of The Connected Instructor.

Phase one is a secure landing page. Phase two will connect your current goal, priority, lesson history, videos, practice assignments, scoring data, and upcoming sessions in one player-specific space.

Client login is being prepared. Your private dashboard will only launch when player-by-player access is ready.

Your next move

Ready to stop guessing?

Leave your first assessment with a clear answer to the most important question in your game: what should I work on first?

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