What got you into golf?

My passion for golf started at four years old thanks to my father, a former collegiate player who first put a club in my hands, which quickly grew into a lifelong love for the game. Golf became something deeply meaningful to me and the bond that my father and I shared shaped countless moments together over the years.

What advice would you give golfers?

Approach the game with a quiet mind and an unhurried spirit. Let each swing arise naturally, without force or attachment to the outcome. Stay present in each moment and each shot. When you release the need for perfection and trust the process you have practiced, the game begins to flow within you rather than from you.

Who do you like to coach?

I’m drawn to coaching golfers who bring a competitive spirit and a genuine commitment to growth. Players who are serious about elevating their game and willing to put in the work to reach the next level.

What is your teaching style?

My teaching style is data-driven, fundamentally simple, and built around structured improvement. It is performance driven and rooted in simplifying elite patterns versus reinventing the swing. 

What is something interesting about you that is not golf related? 

I love the music scene in Colorado as well as fast cars and motorcycles.