Most players arrive with a very clear idea of what's wrong with their swing. But if that really were the problem, they probably would have fixed it already.
Many times, the thing they believe is holding them back isn't the thing that actually is.
What If the Thing You’ve Been Trying to Fix Isn’t What’s Actually Holding You Back?
You can hit the ball exactly the way you want on the practice range.
Then you get to the course. One ball. One chance. The result counts.
Suddenly, the shot you know you can hit becomes the one you struggle to produce.
What changed?
Your swing may not be the answer.
I was a teacher before I became an LPGA Tour Player.
My professional career in golf began as a teacher before it took me to the LPGA Tour.
Competing at that level gave me something I couldn't have learned from teaching alone. I experienced firsthand what changes when a shot matters, when there's no second ball, and when the result carries forward.
Today, I bring both sides of that experience to my coaching. I look beyond what a swing looks like to understand what's actually preventing a player from performing.