“To really enjoy the game, it helps to play it well. There are some basic fundamentals you have to learn – not just be taught. An instructor can give you guidelines but basically you have to acquire your own “feels” to really play golf.” (more)

“In my experience teaching golf for the last 25 years, I have found that the best way to communicate the swing to students is to keep things simple. Giving complex information causes tension, which is a major reason for poor performance.” (more)

“I am an outstanding teacher with beginning golfers as well as top amateur players. My method of teaching is a very simplified, uncomplicated method of swinging the club, adhering to fundamentals and tailoring the instruction to the student’s physical capabilities. I offer expertise on the short game, chipping, bunker shots and putting.” (more)

“My teaching philosophy involves teaching the game of golf as a whole and catering that instruction to the individual. Rather than teaching the game as individual parts or skills, I help the student retain and be able to use these skills more immediately during play.”

Rated among the Top 50 instructors by Golf For Women magazine. (more)