Originally from Texas, I’ve happily called New England home for more than 20 years. I now live in Sandwich, Massachusetts, with my husband and our son, and I feel fortunate to teach golf in one of the most beautiful places to learn and play.
When I’m not on the golf course, you’ll often find me cheering at a Sandwich Little League or Cape Cod Baseball League game, kayaking on a quiet pond, biking the Cape Cod Rail Trail, spending time with family, or tending to my ever-growing collection of more than 50 hydrangeas.
As an LPGA Life Member with more than 30 years of teaching experience, I’ve worked with golfers of every age and skill level—from first-time beginners to competitive players. I competed at the NCAA Division I level in Colorado, where I enjoyed tournament competition, extensive travel, and the camaraderie of being part of a team.
My career has given me opportunities to teach at remarkable golf destinations, including Kapalua Golf Resort in Maui, the Hank Haney and Chuck Cook Golf Academies in Austin, and Golf Digest Schools in Palm Beach. I also worked aboard a cruise ship as a golf professional, coordinating golf experiences for guests at destinations around the world.
More recently, I served as Head Women’s Golf Coach at Wellesley College for 14 years while teaching summers at Wellesley Country Club. I’ve also coached high school golf teams and, for the past six years, have taught at Holly Ridge Golf Club on Cape Cod.
While I’m grateful for where golf has taken me, the most rewarding part of my career has always been the people I’ve met along the way. There is nothing more fulfilling than watching someone hit their first solid shot, seeing a beginner gain the confidence to play with friends, or helping an experienced golfer rediscover the joy of the game.
My teaching philosophy is simple: golf should be enjoyable. Every golfer comes to the game with different experiences, goals, and challenges. My role is to meet you where you are, listen to what you need, and make the game easier to understand. My lessons are relaxed and encouraging, with plenty of room for questions, patience, and progress at a pace that feels right for you.
I’d love to be part of your golf journey, and I look forward to meeting you on the lesson tee.
