A former Clemson competitive golfer bringing real playing experience to every lesson.
I grew up chasing the game — logging hours on the range, learning to compete under pressure, and working my way onto the Clemson University women's golf team, where I competed at the NCAA Division I level. That path taught me more than any single swing tip could: how to build a game that holds up on tournament day, how to manage the mental side of golf, and what it actually takes to get recruited to play in college.
Now I bring that experience off the course and into lessons — working with junior players, high schoolers, and adults across the Upstate who want to get better and, for many of my junior students, who want a real shot at playing in college.
Every player is different, but the process is the same: build a repeatable swing, sharpen the short game, and learn to think your way around the course like a competitor.
Grip, setup, swing mechanics, and short game technique broken down in a way that actually makes sense.
Smart decision-making, pre-shot routines, and the mental habits that hold up when the round is on the line.
Firsthand experience navigating the junior-to-college golf pathway, from resumes to coach communication.
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