My Story
I started golf at age five in the First Tee Central Coast program and grew up competing early. After high school, I dedicated myself to mastering the swing—going from a 10 handicap to scratch and competing in PGA Section events.

I earned my first professional check, qualified for the Barracuda Championship Monday qualifier with a 69, and even chased pro golf on the Dakotas Tour in 2023.

But the real turning point came when I fully committed to teaching. Within eight months, I built a full coaching schedule and saw students renewing, referring friends, and making real progress.
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That’s when I knew I could truly make an impact.

Today, I teach full-time at Round Hill Country Club, working with juniors, beginners, competitive players, and everyone in between. I also coach at The Lab in Danville as I continue building my brand.

I’ve been in the golf industry since I was 16, and even at a young age, I’ve gained a ton of experience. I’m hungry to grow, passionate about helping people, and excited about where coaching can go next.
Teaching Philosophy
Most coaches talk more than they listen. I believe great coaching starts with understanding the player—how you learn, what you want, and how you perform on the course (not just on the range).
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Golf is played on the course, so training should reflect that.
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My approach is simple, adaptable, and built around each person I coach. Not everyone learns the same way, so I adjust my communication and keep things straightforward.
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My goal isn’t just to fix your swing—it’s to help you understand it. I want you to be able to make adjustments, stay confident under pressure, and take ownership of your game.
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I focus on the two things that truly drive performance: Mechanics and mindset. When your swing makes sense and your mind is clear, lower scores follow.
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