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As a lifetime golfer, I’ve seen a lot of instructors in my 64 years. After sustaining a serious back injury that ultimately forced me into retirement, my golf game began to deteriorate. So I started looking for a golf instructor who could help me get my swing back.

I met Kyle through a mutual friend several years ago and played several rounds with Kyle, and even had him on my team for a few scramble tournaments. During that time, I learned that Kyle is a former Division-1 collegiate golfer, has played in the U.S. Open, is a past champion of the Oklahoma Open, and played professionally several years. In addition, I learned that Kyle was a golf instructor.

So when it came time to find someone who could help me with my game, I looked no further.

I told Kyle about my L4/L5/S1 spinal fusion surgery and that I still have rods and screws in my back. Kyle helped me with exercises and stretches and drills to get my game back on track.

After one lesson, I immediately saw improvement in my game. Kyle is still working with me and now we’re addressing getting me the right clubs and shafts to accommodate my swing.

I’m thoroughly impressed with Kyle’s knowledge as golf instructor and player, and highly recommend him for anyone looking to improve their game, regardless of age or skill level.

Working with Coach Kyle has been one of the best decisions we’ve made for our family’s golf journey. He’s helped both me and especially my kids not only improve our skills but develop a real love for the game.

Kyle brings a unique perspective to golf that keeps things fun, challenging, and meaningful. More than that, he’s simply an incredible person. He’s someone we trust, enjoy being around, and look forward to seeing every Saturday morning.

In truth, Kyle may be an even better human being than he is a golf coach—and that’s saying something.