I have a very different approach: I focus on the needs of the student game, their personality, and their commitment level. I use a combination of styles and techniques. I will clear up old misunderstandings with clear and straightforward explanations. I teach students to evaluate and clean up their swing, guiding them through warm-up routines and drills to make permanent improvements to their game. I am very dedicated to the growth of my student's game. I will help them play better golf each time, every time.

Strategy: Some of my students are very nervous players. I helped them shift their focus from the pin to the course strategy, enabling them to be patient and confident on the course. I taught them how to evaluate each situation. I made sure they understood why I gave them the advice I did, and these drill tips turned into habits. I want them to find solutions for themselves for each shot without my help.

Swing: I try to understand the impact of body type/build in the swing. I focus on how the student can move safely and effectively for a better, more consistent golf swing. I watched them hit the ball and worked backward into the mechanics of the swing. I started by breaking down the slightest movement of their swing and coached them to build up to the full swing. Instead of just telling them how to hit the ball, I explained what they needed to do to hit the ball in the best possible way. It has allowed them to make decisions and problem-solve on their own.