My parents and grandfather introduced me to golf at the age of four. I’ve never stopped playing and enjoying this game. The reasons are simple: they made the game fun, achievable and encouraging for me—and those qualities now form the foundation of my golfing core values. As a teaching professional developing others in the sport, I believe those simple principles allow us to enjoy the game for a lifetime. Golf should be fun. We should set achievable goals and experience success. And along the way, we should encourage and celebrate our growth as we move through the learning process.

This is my mission statement in my own game, and in my teaching: Fun. Achievable. Encouraging.

Golf can and should be made simple. Let's just focus on the things that matter and that we can control. If we do that, we are on the right path to playing better golf and furthering our enjoyment of this great game. My goal is not to teach you just golf. My goal and job is to teach you to how to play golf, enjoy golf more, and improve your performance on the golf course.

Year-round I teach long-term development programs for juniors and adults, striving to increase their enjoyment and performance in this game of a lifetime. I'd love to help you enjoy it more.

It truly is the greatest game played.