Andrew A.

Andrew here.. First and foremost I believe that it is the will and determination of the player that makes the coach who he is. You have to have something great to work with if you want a great outcome. I have a lifelong resume of playing sports with a strong desire to succeed in golf. My certifications are as follows... Titleist Performance Institute aka TPI Certified, "Certified Golf Teaching Pro" USGTF, " Movement Specialist" w/ Tathata Golf, Mental Game Specialist Certified and the Assistant Pro and Teaching Pro at Redbridge Golf Club in Locust,NC. I also have been a certified personal fitness trainer for over 12 years. I have been a study of movement and find it simple to coach others in taking what they already have and making it work well for them based on sound golf fundamentals. I have a huge heart for all, well most, and enjoy helping players of all ages become better versions of themselves as they strive towards betterment. I have caddied for a friend trying to make it out on the Nationwide PGA Tour and played on an amateur golf tour in the Carolina's . I know body movement , corrective exercises, and most of all the true secret of playing your best golf. I have had the privilege of being a private student of Sifu Randy Othman of Valor JKD for 5 years. I am certified in a form of therapeutic martial arts called Kimoodo. I believe that experience and common sense together offers real life results. I would be honored in helping you achieve your goals and beyond in golf. May God bless you and keep you humble and hungry.

From the time I could walk at 9 months old I had a ball in my hand and I have one in my hand right now, lol. From BMX racing to surfing to every sport the YMCA and school offered , I played. Now I coach. Just like many of you , I have played and won many different tournaments from tennis to golf to soccer to boxing to etc... I found out along the way that I enjoy coaching just as much if not more than I do playing a sport. There comes a time in ones life where it is our duty and privilege to mentor others. Rookies should not teach rookies.

You cannot master or begin to grasp all that you need to know about a sport in one or two 1/2 or one hour lessons. If you truly want to become decent whereas you really start to enjoy any sport , espicially golf , you need to commit yourself to a minimum of 5-10 lessons each broken down into different areas of play. This is a barebones minimum approach. Great chefs even mediocre ones are always learning new things and trying them out. If It is a love of the game that you seek to cultivate then I am your Coach! Most importantly is having fun with the GAME of golf. I always give more of my time than what is scheduled and share my knowledge willingly :)