These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.



Whether you're learning your first dink or chasing your next DUPR goal, I combine high energy coaching, strategic instruction, and a fun learning environment to help players improve faster, compete smarter, and enjoy the game more.
"I’ve worked with Alicia Reed and what sets her apart isn’t just that she’s a great player, it’s that she’s an exceptional teacher. Coaching is a completely different skill set than playing, and Alicia truly excels at it. She doesn’t just feed balls and say “good shot.” She actually sees what you’re doing, explains why it isn’t working, and shows you how to fix it. She pays attention to paddle position, footwork, timing, and mechanics, and she makes corrections in real time. She doesn’t stop for long speeches or overcomplicate things. She shows you what to do, has you do it immediately, and keeps you engaged the entire lesson. What I appreciate most is that if something isn’t clicking, she finds another way to teach it. She has a gift for breaking things down in a way that makes sense and helping you feel the difference right away. In a short amount of time, Alicia helped me go from a 2.8 to a 3.5 player. Her years of coaching experience really show. Being a great player and being a great coach are two different things, and Alicia is an excellent coach. If you’re looking for someone who can truly develop your game and help you improve, I highly recommend her.



Originally from Australia, and a member of both the Australian and US PGA's as well as being an NCAA Coach, former Tour Player and NCAA Athlete, Matt is one of the leading developers of Junior Golfers in the Northeast. With over 55 players having come through his academy and gone onto play college golf and hundreds of junior tour victories to the academies credit, Matts Player Development portfolio speaks for itself.
"I hadn't seen Matthew in at least 20 years. My son and him are best friends, and I came up to see him at Power Golf while he was home from the U.S. and teaching in Canberra for a few months. My God, I can't believe that this little boy that I used to coach in basketball has become such a knowledgeable, patient, and extremely attentive professional golfer. It was the best lesson I ever had. And I can tell you that 30 years ago, when I was teaching him basketball, I could never have thought that he would be giving me a golf lesson indoors, of all things, and fixing my slice in one hour. Thanks, Matt. Happy travels back to the U.S.