 
|  | | The ASU Karsten Golf Course features three award-winning instructors on staff to help you with your golf game. Kathy, Jeff and Matt each possess a keen insight into the mechanics of the golf swing and putting stroke. | |
| |  |  | | LPGA Top 50 Teachers 2001 Teacher of the Year During Kathy’s 30 years of learning about golfers, the game of golf, and the keys to success and enjoyment, she has received many accolades. However, what matters most is the achievements enjoyed by her students. Whether you are new to the game, enjoy the game for it’s social and networking benefits or a player who likes to compete, Kathy will guide you to an understanding of how you can perform your best. Kathy has extensive knowledge and experience in the areas of: - Learning & Sensory Styles
- Psychology of Performance
- Bio-mechanics For All Golf Skills
- Equipment and Golf Fitness Considerations
Kathy is known for her ability to communicate, inspire and empower junior players. She is passionate and dedicated to discover each individual’s creative abilities. To learn more about the educational opportunities offered by Kathy throughout the year visit www.kathymurphygolf.com. Contact Kathy at 602-359-4474 or Kathy@kathymurphygolf.com |
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| | |  | | Jeff Ritter is one of the Nation's most prominent golf instructors with a presence that literally reaches all corners of the globe. Hailed for his unique approach to coaching, Jeff's method of communication utilizes creative concepts from all walks of life in a manner that inspires his students and makes this difficult seem effortless. He credits his passion for: inspiration, body health and "mental flexibility" for the reputation that has set him apart as a purveyor of not only playing well but living well. Jeff's coaching inspires his students to realize that whether it is mind, body, game or life, the key to enacting positive change lays in one's self awareness. Jeff cuts through the illusions that limit success in a way that not only simplifies your outlook, but more importantly inspires you to want and believe in your authentic target. That is, that you want and deserve more than had ever imagined possible. An accomplished writer and author, Jeff's articles appear in Golf Digest Magazine, Golf Tips Magazine, Golf Punk Magazine, UK as well as the Arizona Republic. He has also been seen and heard on ESPN, FOX Sports, FOX Sports Radio and The Golf Channel. His latest book, "Confessions of a Golf Teaching Professional" is due out soon! Before striking out on his own in 2000, Jeff was formerly an instructor with the Golf Digest Schools and the acclaimed Dave Pelz Short Game School. In addition, he has found success with players ranging from new golfers, top amateurs, and collegiate standouts as well as players from the PGA and LPGA Tours. You can reach him at www.jeffrittergolf.com or by phone at (480) 695.2017. You may also visit the Jeff Ritter Golf Channel on You Tube at www.youtube.com/user/jritter5. |
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| | |  | | A Class "A" member of the PGA, Matt Trimble brings many years of instruction experience to his students. Matt has served as a full-time golf instructor at the ASU Karsten Golf Course for the past 16 years. He also works on cooperative efforts with Arizona State University's nationally ranked golf programs. As a consultant to Titleist, Matt worked on the development of the 1994-95 club fitting program and design. Prior to joining the ASU Karsten team, Matt spent 7 years at Desert Highlands Golf Club in Scottsdale, the private Nicklaus designed course most recognized as the originator of the popular "Skins Game." Matt's students include standout high school golfers, mini-tour players as well as local scratch amateurs. However, beginners comprise a significant portion of his student base, as do women golfers. Knowledge, clarity of communication, patience and success rate are the key reasons to invest your efforts with Matt Trimble. E-mail Matt today at mtrimble@pga.com. Click here to be sent to Matt's personal Web page for more information, including student testimonials! Teaching Philosophy
Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals... Let me show you what good players do. Let me show what you are doing via video playback. Then, lets develop a practice routine to help you quickly transition to a more productive set of mechanics. I want my students to know what to practice and how to practice. But most importantly, I want my students to understand WHY good players do what they do. After a lesson with me, you will understand how the practice will improve your game. |
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