• 1989 U.S. Amateur Public Links Champion
• 1990 Masters Participant
• 1995 U.S Open Participant
• 2007 STPGA Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year (Western Chapter)
• 2011 STPGA Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year (Western Chapter)
• 2013 STPGA Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year (STPGA Section)
• 2019 STPGA Senior Player of the Year 
• 2019 STPGA Senior Player of the Year 
• 2019 Inducted to Baylor University Sports Hall of Fame 

     I like to teach within a philosophy, not a system, because it gives me more flexibility to work within an overall framework to fit each students needs.  It is extremely important to assess each student’s ability, goals, and commitment level. After that, we can discuss a game plan and practice regimen that will allow the player to be successful.  All aspects of the game will be discussed and evaluated. Those include driver, fairway woods\hybrids, iron play, wedge play, putting and most importantly the mental game. My goal as an instructor is to help you lower your score and enjoy the great game of golf! 

Short Game Instruction: 

Did you know the quickest way to lower your score is to improve your chipping, pitching, putting and bunker play?  There are some key fundamentals to a well-rounded short game, along with numerous practice drills that will quickly lower your score.  Statistics prove that for most golfers, almost half of your shots are considered short game shots. Proper technique and focused practice time will have you on your way to lowering your score and having more fun. 

Playing Lessons\Course Strategy:

Playing lessons with an accomplished PGA pro is a great way to reduce your score without even changing your swing. Tee shot strategy, approach shot strategy, trouble shot strategy, short game strategy and pre shot routine are just a few of the areas that most golfers are not implementing into their game. Most playing lessons are (2) hours long and are highly beneficial to lowering your score.