Private Lessons

Rates

Adult Golfers | One Hour – $120
Junior Golfers (13 & Under) | One Hour – $80

Jennifer is a Class A PGA Professional who began her career in the golf business in 2002 at Mill Creek Inn & Country Club as an Assistant Golf Professional. After a short stint at Mill Creek, Jennifer was named the Women’s Golf Coach at St. Edward’s University and spent seventeen years as the Director of Golf / Head Women’s Golf Coach. Beginning in December 2020, Jennifer became the Director of Instruction at the Driving Range Round Rock.

As a coach, Jennifer was named Division II National Coach of the Year in 2011. She also earned Heartland Conference Coach of the Year eight times and was named NCAA West Region Coach of the Year six times. In addition, as the Men’s Head Golf Coach in 2004-05, she was named the Heartland Conference Coach of the Year. In 2019, Jennifer was inducted into the Heartland Conference Hall of Fame, and in 2022, she was inducted into the St. Edward’s University Hall of Fame.

As a player, Jennifer earned four NAIA All-American honors at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. She was a member of the 2000 NAIA National Championship Team, was named four-time most valuable player, and was selected Senior Athlete of the Year.

Rates

1-hour private lesson: $100
3 lesson package: $260
Junior private lesson: $80/hour (13 and under)
Group Lesson: $120 (4 golfers)

Evan is a PGA Associate passionate about improving individuals’ abilities to play golf. Skilled at working with players of different ages and levels. He believes golf can be learned in ways that are effective and enjoyable striving to create a positive learning experience for every student.

Evan does not believe in a one size that fits all approach to golf instruction. He focuses on each student’s strengths and develops practical solutions based on their unique goals, abilities, and available time. Evan believes in identifying the root cause of the problem making fewer changes to address multiple issues. His teaching incorporates video analysis, hands-on demonstration and a variety of training aids to help students better understand and improve their golf swing. He strongly believes in creating an active learner. Getting students to be able to teach themselves is very important to Evan.

Evans teaching philosophy has been influenced by the methods of Ben Hogan and Jim McLean’s 8-Step Swing approach. He has worked with and learned from numerous top 100 PGA professionals, including Brad Redding and has trained at the Faldo Institute as well as other respected golf academies. Evan has completed course work in Advanced Swing Mechanics and regularly attends PGA teaching seminars to continue developing his instructional skills. He is currently expanding his knowledge in biomechanics and its role in improving a golfers swing.