Bio

COACHING PROFILE:

• Professional Golfers’ Association of America, Member since 2007
• Special Olympics of Michigan, Certified Coach
• “Team Michigan” Special Olympics Golf Coach, 2014 USA Games
• Ferris State Golf Camps – Co-Director

EDUCATION:

• BS       Ferris State University, 2006    Professional Golf Management/Marketing
• MBA     Ferris State University, 2010    Management Tools
• MS       Michigan State University        Kinesiology/Sport Psychology

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

MEN

• Eighth Place Team Finish at 2009 NCAA Division II National Championship
• Seventh Place Team Finish at 2010 NCAA Division II National Championship (School Record)
• Individual Qualifier at 2012 NCAA Division II National Championship – Kyle Wittenbach
• Individual NCAA Division II Runner-Up – Kelbi Lee (2009)
• GCAA Division II Academic National Champions – 2013-14
• Eight consecutive NCAA Division II Post-Season Appearances (2008-2015)
• 13 GCAA/Cleveland Golf Division II All-American Scholar Athlete Awards
• Three GCAA Division II All-Americans
• Nine Division II PING All-Midwest Region Selections
• 22 All-GLIAC Conference Team Selections
• Two GLIAC Conference Players of the Year – Eric Lilleboe – 2009-10, Ben Cook, 2014-15
• GCAA Team Academic Awards – 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15
• GLIAC Conference Team Champions – 2010
• GLIAC Men’s Golf “Coach of the Year” – 2011
• NCAA Midwest Region “Coach of the Year” - 2010
• 13 team tournament victories and 13 individual medalists

WOMEN

• Fourth Place Team Finish at 2008 NCAA Division II National Championship
• Sixth Place Team Finish at 2009 NCAA Division II National Championship
• Individual Qualifier at 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship – Jacqueline DeBoer
• Fourth Place Team Finish at 2014 NCAA Division II Regional
• Seven consecutive NCAA Division II Post-Season Appearances (2008-2014)
• 19 WGCA All-American Scholar Athlete Awards
• Three WGCA All-American Athletes
• 31 All-GLIAC Conference Team Selections
• GLIAC Conference Team Runner-Up – 2014
• GLIAC Conference Freshman of the Year – Jacqueline DeBoer, 2010-11
• 11 team tournament victories and seven individual medalists