I graduated from Ferris State University's Professional Golf Management (PGM) Program, with a coaching approach grounded in clear communication, simple concepts, and helping players improve where it actually counts — on the golf course.

That focus is what led me to found Neuro Golf Lab, built on a simple observation: most golfers don't lose strokes because of bad swings. They lose them because what they build on the range doesn't show up under real on-course pressure — what I call the range-to-course gap.

With a background in golf fitness, functional neurology, and movement science, I integrate swing instruction with the physical and neurological elements that drive consistent, repeatable movement. The goal isn't just a better swing in isolation — it's training your brain and body to retrieve that swing when it matters: on the tee, under pressure, on the course.

I coach golfers of all ages and skill levels, focusing on:

• Simple, effective swing concepts tailored to each player
• Functional movement, mobility, and speed development
• Vision, balance, and coordination to improve ball-striking
• Practice structure designed to transfer to real course performance

My coaching philosophy is simple: help golfers move better, feel better, and perform better — without overthinking the game.