I’m a proud native Texan who has happily called New England home for the past 20 years. Today I live in Sandwich, Massachusetts, with my husband and our son, and I truly believe Cape Cod is one of the most beautiful places to learn and play golf.

When I’m not on the golf course, you’ll usually find me cheering at a Little League game, watching Cape Cod League baseball, 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.

Golf has been the thread connecting every chapter of my life. It has taken me across the country, introduced me to incredible people, and given me a career that I genuinely love. More importantly, it has given me the opportunity to help thousands of people discover a game that builds confidence, creates lasting friendships, and can be enjoyed for a lifetime.

As an LPGA Class A Teaching Professional 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, and throughout my career I’ve had the privilege of teaching at some of the country’s most respected golf academies, resorts, and private clubs, including Kapalua Golf Resort in Maui, Hawaii; the Hank Haney Golf Academy and Chuck Cook Golf Academy in Austin, Texas; Golf Digest Schools in Palm Beach, Florida; and even aboard a cruise ship, where I introduced guests from around the world to the game of golf.

For 14 years, I served as Head Women’s Golf Coach at Wellesley College while also teaching at Wellesley Country Club for 10 years. I’ve also coached boys’ and girls’ high school golf teams and taught at Sankaty Head Golf Club on Nantucket, The Patterson Club in Connecticut, and, for the past six years, Holly Ridge Golf Club on Cape Cod.

While I’m proud of where golf has taken me, the most rewarding part of my career has never been the places I’ve taught—it’s the people I’ve met along the way.

There is nothing more fulfilling than watching someone hit their first solid golf shot, seeing a beginner gain the confidence to play with friends, or helping a golfer rediscover the joy of the game. Those moments are why I love teaching just as much today as I did when I gave my very first lesson.

My teaching philosophy is simple: golf should be enjoyable. I create a relaxed, encouraging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, learning at their own pace, and celebrating every success along the way. Whether your goal is to learn the fundamentals, improve your swing, gain confidence on the course, or simply have more fun, I’m committed to helping you become the best golfer you can be.

I believe golf is so much more than a game. It’s an opportunity to challenge yourself, spend time outdoors, make lifelong friends, travel to beautiful places, and create memories that last forever.

I would be honored to be part of your golf journey, and I look forward to meeting you on the first tee.