Chris B.

I am currently in my 2nd year as an assistant coach at Point Park University for the men's and women's golf team. Upon graduating academically and athletically I was offered the assistant coaching position. Point Park University's men's golf team has reached the NAIA National Championship 3 years in a row. I was lucky enough to play 2 of those years and coach this past season. I typically work with male and female golfers between the ages of 18-25. I have also helped prepare younger golfers between the ages of 14-18 for high school golf.

Competed at the collegiate level for Point Park University for 4 years (2010-2014)

Individual collegiate win at Cedarville Invitational (2013)

NAIA Team National Championships (2013,2014)

KIAC Champion of Character in (2013,2014)

NAIA Scholar Athlete Award in (2013,2014)

KIAC All Conference Top 10 in (2013,2014)

Currently competing in USGA and WPGA events

A typical session depends on two main factors. First, the skill level of the player. Second, the way that player receives and understands the information given to them. With beginners it is important to ensure sound fundamentals and a proper understanding of how the game should be played. If I am dealing with a more advanced player I first like to focus on the areas they feel they struggle in most. Depending on how they process the information I give to them I will adjust my teaching style. Some players are more technical and benefit from training aids, where others are more natural and learn from personal video feedback.