PGA Professional, Head of Instructional Programs at the Club at Admirals Cove in Jupiter, FL. Former Director of Instruction at Burlington Country Club in Burlington, VT and PGA Head Golf Professional at The Links at Lang Farm in Essex Junction, VT.

Golf Digest 2017-2018 Best Teacher in the State of Vermont and 2018 Vermont PGA Teacher of the Year.

Golf has brought so much joy to my life, and I am fortunate to have the opportunity to share my love for the game. I hope to make golf fun and enjoyable for all levels of golfers. With my athletic and engineering background, I strive to simplify the game and help each individual student reach their maximum playing potential. I want the student to have fun on the course while seeing immediate improvement! Upon finishing my own playing career, I joined the PGA to spread my love for golf and life hoping to positively impact those around me on a daily basis. I am thankful for the opportunity to continually be the best I can be as a teacher, coach, mentor and friend. Golf is an amazing game that can be played with whomever and forever. I look forward everyday to growing the game and building lasting relationships on and off the golf course. Thank you for that!

Finished 2nd at LPGA Q-School in 2005 to gain full status on the LPGA in 2006. Played 10 years professionally, traveling the world and competing in 22 countries. Competed with full cards on the LPGA, Ladies European Tour, LPGA Symetra Tour, and Ladies Asian Golf Tour.

Graduated from the University of Vermont with a Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering while competing 4 years on the Women's Basketball Team and 4 years on the Men's Golf Team. Only woman to compete 4 years on a Division 1 Men's Golf Team. Captained the University of Vermont Men's Golf Team and University of Vermont Women's Basketball Team. Only woman to accumulate 1000+ points, 600+ rebounds, and 400+ assists, starting all 122 games of career for the University of Vermont Lady Cats Basketball. Lead the team to 2 America East Conference Championships, receiving 1999 Rookie of the Year Honors, an appearance in the 2000 NCAA Championship, and making it to the Elite 8 of the NIT in 2002.