GOLFTEC Woodbridge

Reviews

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  Steve Millard

  Sep 15, 2026
  5.0
  Brian Gussis provided outstanding instruction on ways to improve my ball striking via drills, video analysis and him demonstrating live. These lessons have increased my knowledge of how the golf swing should sequence. I’ve added club head speed, distance and accuracy as a result. He has drilled the fundamentals of a proper swing into my habits and his teaching allows me to understand a bad swing immediately and self correct. I highly recommend Brian if you want to understand the fundamentals of what a golf swing for woods or irons should be.
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  Joe Bauer

  Aug 31, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve used multiple GolfTech coaches and locations over the years. Woodbridge is by far my favorite. Multiple coach availably, lots of bays, great tech, clean, friendly staff, easy to get too and tons of parking. My current coach, Brian G., has been extremely helpful without complicating things. I’m only a few lessons in and my handicap had come down by a few strokes. Not cheap, but worth every penny for those serious players looking to take their game to the next level!
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  Kyle Chaney

  Aug 26, 2026
  5.0
  Started working with Brian over the summer with a 5 lesson package. Asked him to help me cut through all the noise in my swing thoughts and identify the most important changes to focus on. It took some time and got worse before it got better but during the final lesson everything clicked. Over the past month since the final lesson, my HCP dropped from 20 to 14, went from never breaking 90 to posting multiple scores in the low 80s and feeling disappointed with a 90. Brian was great to work with. He did a great job identifying the root issues and explaining why they were so important to work on. He would also give me multiple different feels and drills to try to find something that clicked for me, rather than trying to force one solution.
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  Arsen Bortnik

  Aug 18, 2026
  5.0
  This review is for Russell Herbert at GOLFTEC. Great experience. Long story short, I started the year right around a 14+ handicap, decided midseason that I needed to make a change ASAP, and I am currently down to a 7.2. For some context, I played very infrequently last year and finished around a 9 handicap, and at the start of this year I decided to start playing more, but it was a complete disaster another case of golf amnesia! Even at around a 9, I still did not feel like I had my game together. My lower scores were more about holding things together toward the end of a round rather than really attacking the course and feeling like I had the potential to consistently go low. I have been an on-and-off golfer for a long time. I played H.S. Varsity golf, although I wasn't particularly good at that point, and eventually got my handicap to just below a 2 around 2005. Even then, I always felt I had more potential and never really reached it. A lot of different tribulations over the years kept me from working on my game consistently. I started playing again around 2019, and from then through roughly 2025, the lowest I was able to get was just under a 9. I knew I needed two things if I wanted to get low again and ultimately work toward scratch: more time to work on my game and the right coach to help me get there. At this point, I am able to play at least once a week, sometimes more, and can usually get out to practice at least once a week as well. Around May 15th, I decided it was time to get to GOLFTEC. I booked an early 7 a.m. Sunday appointment and was lucky enough to stumble onto Russell Herbert. Initially, I went in planning to purchase only a five-lesson package. After the evaluation, though, I was confident in Russell's approach. He had already helped clean up a few things that had been plaguing my swing, so I decided to go with the 10-lesson package instead. Looking back, if you are someone trying to make a major change in your game, I would personally recommend at least 10 lessons, and then decide from that point. This is definitely a Mr. Miyagi-type approach. It requires some range time between sessions to really implement the changes. One of the hardest things in golf is expecting some magical fix to happen immediately. My advice would be to trust the process. At times, progress can feel slow, and it takes repetition for the changes to become natural, but that is part of improving. One thing I especially appreciated is that Russell did not try to completely rebuild my swing. There are still aspects of it that I personally want to improve, but I think it is a major positive that he worked with what I already had rather than trying to change everything. Russell's knowledge of the game is extremely deep, and he has an impressive ability to pinpoint whatever problem you may be having and quickly find a solution that makes sense for your swing. I hear from a lot of golfing friends that their coaches tried to overhaul too much of their setup or swing, and they either did not enjoy the process or were unsuccessful with it. I am sure all of the coaches at GOLFTEC Woodbridge are phenomenal as well, but this review is specifically about my experience with Russell, and he has been phenomenal. I also did outdoor lessons with him at Concordia Golf Club in Monroe, which provided some great additional insight and helped translate the work we were doing indoors onto the course. To put the improvement into perspective, because of the hard cap on my handicap this year from being around a 9 last year, my index did not fully reflect just how poorly I was playing at one point. Without that cap, I was probably playing closer to a 16–17 handicap. To go from that level of golf all the way down to a 7.2, which is the lowest I have been since somewhere around 2008, has been a huge improvement. There is still plenty of work to do, and I am looking forward to seeing how much lower we can get the handicap. Thank you, Russell!
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  Robert Axmann

  Aug 10, 2026
  5.0
  Dan , my instructor has really helped to get swing and game in line.

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