
Our seasoned golf instructors bring unparalleled experience to help you unlock your full potential. Whether you're a low handicapper or just getting started, lasting improvement starts here at PARennial Golf.

PGA Associate
Andrew is a PGA Associate with 14 years of coaching experience. He combines his expertise in biomechanics, mental performance, and athletic movement to help golfers achieve real results. A former pro baseball player drafted by the LA Dodgers, Andrew transitioned to golf and quickly excelled, launching Godbold Golf after coaching at SMART Golf and Fitness. Andrew's students averaged an 8-stroke improvement in handicap in just one year, thanks to his unique approach that prioritizes mastering body and mind before mechanics, emphasizing natural movement and 'feel' over complex technical details. His philosophy centers on building a strong foundation that allows players to refine their game naturally and adjust with ease, while maintaining a focus on tangible results rather than overthinking swing mechanics.

Staff Instructor
After playing collegiately at UNLV, David spent the past decade caddying on the PGA Tour. During that time, he worked alongside many of the world’s most elite coaches, gaining firsthand experience with the methods and techniques that enable top players to perform at their peak. Through his work with major champions and Tour winners, David has acquired invaluable inside-the-ropes knowledge of what it takes to succeed at the highest level. Today, he draws on that experience and insight to help golfers of all abilities elevate every aspect of their game.

PGA Member
Jack Turner is a PGA Professional who began his coaching career in 2017 and holds a background in User Experience Design. He believes golf instruction should begin with the individual, not with a standardized model of what the swing is supposed to look like. Jack’s early philosophy was shaped by industry leaders Mike Adams and David Leadbetter, whose work reinforced that every golfer’s swing is influenced by their unique anatomy, mobility, perception, tendencies, and intentions. He has since applied this individualized approach while coaching players ranging from complete beginners to touring professionals. Jack’s perspective expanded further while coaching alongside Richard Franklin, a leading authority in junior golf development, educator, and game designer. Through Co-Directing DiscoverGolf with Franklin, Jack learned to approach coaching as the design of a learning environment. Grounded in ecological dynamics, constraints-led skill acquisition, and principles of intrinsic motivation, this method uses purposeful challenges, variability, and feedback to help players discover functional movement solutions for themselves. Traditional instruction often asks golfers to reproduce positions in controlled settings. Jack’s approach develops the perception, adaptability, and decision making required to perform in a game that is never played under identical conditions. Instead of making players dependent on continual correction, he teaches them to understand cause and effect, solve problems, and take ownership of their development. Jack’s goal is simple: give every player the tools to coach themselves and help them find lasting enjoyment in one of the world’s most difficult games.