Morris Jones Jr. (Coach Mōjō) Head Golf Professional at Nashville National Golf Links. Originally from Davenport, Iowa. Mōjō fell in love with the game of golf at the age of 29 where he volunteered at The First Tee Program and became a level 2 coach in Nashville, TN. At 30-years-old he caught the attention of Lead Head Coach Robert "Bob" Moore at The First Tee and the Head Coach for Fisk University's Golf Team. That meeting earned Morris a golf scholarship at Fisk University. One of the most historic and prestigious Black Universities in the nation, despite only having played golf for one year prior. He majored in art while continuing to excel at golf and volunteered with various golf-related youth organizations around Nashville, TN including The Chief Thompson Foundation.

Morris continued to dedicate himself to the game of golf, he decided to fully commit to his dreams of playing professional golf and went to play on the APGA Tour 2019 and various Monday qualifiers. Mōjō was a contestant on ABC's show Holy Moly show hosted by NBA’s Golden State Warriors Super Star Steph Curry. (Season Two Episode Three)

Coach Mōjō brings enthusiasm, positivity, and humor to a game that sometimes requires all three. He excels working with Junior golfers and beginners, teaching the fundamentals, course strategy, rules, and ultimately a focus on truly enjoying the game of golf to the best of one's ability.