Golf Instruction

Greg is originally from Orlando, FL, and is a third generation Golf Professional and instructor with both his father and grandfather serving as PGA professionals. He has worked alongside notable Teachers, including Sean Foley (Tiger Woods former teacher), where he was Head Coach at Sean Foley’s Elite Junior Core Golf Academy. Greg has also served as Director of Instruction for the City of Orlando. In 2018, he moved to Charlotte and taught at GolfTEC and was awarded Teacher of the Year in 2023 for the entire GolfTEC company (over 200 locations). Greg enjoys working with all levels of golfers and specializes in long term player development.

Mark grew up in Shelby, NC, where he played in High School and continued into college at UNC-Charlotte. After school, he played professionally for 4 years. His playing accomplishments included qualifying for the 1990 US and making the 2^nd round of match play. He had a professional win on the Hooters Tour in 1991 while carding a course record 63 at Harbor Hills. Mark made it to the final stage of PGA Tour Q-school in 1992 qualifying him for the Nike Tour (current Korn Ferry Tour) in 1993. Mark entered the golf business in 1995 and has been teaching ever since. He has gone to several PGA teaching workshops and worked with some of the most notable teachers in the Carolina’s to help improve his knowledge and teaching skills. His playing experience and passion for the game lend to helping players of all ages and skill levels reach their full potential.

Mark, otherwise known as “Chaos”, grew up in Liberty, NC where he played every sport in high school other than golf. He decided to venture into the Golf Business by attending Campbell University, where he received his PGA of America Membership. After attending Campbell, his career has taken him all over NC. With stops at New Bern Golf & Country Club, Taberna Country Club, and North Ridge Country Club. His specialties around instruction include Short Game, Course Management, and Playing Lessons. Green reading is one of his strongest assets while playing or helping his students out. He has a unique ability to make golf fun and improve your golf game at the same time.

Timmy is local to the Charlotte area having grown up on the east side of town and attended Independence High School where he excelled in baseball. He was good enough that he played baseball professionally for a few years following high school. He then started pursuing his golf passion and following in the footsteps of his grandfather, who was a long time professional at Fort Mill Golf Club. Timmy is an excellent athlete and has taken that ability to become a very good golfer quickly. He regularly plays in mini-tour events to help pursue his golf career.  He has helped coach local school golf teams and gives lots of lessons to many of the players.