Brian Bohlig teaches at Annandale Golf Club in Pasadena, one of the oldest and most architecturally significant private clubs in Southern California, set in the oak-studded foothills above the Rose Bowl with a course that rewards intelligent, patient play over power. The club has a long competitive history, and its member roster has included some of the region's finest amateur players across multiple generations — a context that shapes both the standard of instruction and the expectations of the students Bohlig works with. His lessons are available to members at a course where the challenge of the layout makes every improvement in ball-striking and short game immediately visible in the form of lower scores and more consistently controlled approach shots.