Drew B.

I have been coaching/teaching golfers for 3 seasons. I am a US Kids Golf Certified Coach and also a PGA apprentice. I got my start as a Golf Professional at Westchester Country Club in New York, worked in Naples, Florida and have now returned to my home state of Vermont. I have taught boys and girls as young as 5, retired golfers in their 80s and everyone in between. I have coached a few young adults that play for their school team and really enjoy watching my students evolve as golfers and people.

I passed my PGA Playing Ability Test (PAT) on my first try shooting 79-73 over 36 holes. I also played 4 years of Varsity Golf for Colchester High School in Vermont.

Golf is a game that involves a variety of shots and can be played in any number of ways. If the goal of the athlete is to lower their score, enhancing their short game ability (putting, chipping/pitching) is the quickest way to see results. Having a fundamentally sound golf swing will also help anyone play the game better. If the athlete has a particular aspect of the game they desire to work on, the session will focus on achieving that goal. Course Management and psychology are other topics that are important to playing your best golf and will be emphasized during any session.