Chuck Evans

Chuck Evans is one of 31 teachers worldwide designated to hold a "Doctorate in Golf Stroke Engineering", he is Executive Director of Instruction for Medicus Golf and has served as Director of Schools for the PGA Tour Academy, The Director of Instruction for United States Golf Institute and The Golfing Machine.

In addition, Chuck has been teaching since 1970 and has also been the featured speaker at various PGA Sections, LPGA teaching workshops and European Teaching workshops. Known as a “Teachers Teacher”, many of Golf’s TOP Teachers have attended his workshops on the science of the golf stroke (Over 30% of Golf’s Top 100 and Top 50 Teachers since 1997).

During this time Chuck has taught in excess of 200,000 players through private lessons, golf schools, workshops and seminars.

Chuck has also been recognized by his peers and Golf Magazine as one of Americas Top Teachers and has published numerous instructional articles both in national and local golf publications.

Jeff Evans

Jeff is a native of West Virginia, but has called Middle Georgia home for nearly 20 years. He enjoys the challenges of golf instruction and takes much pleasure in the sharing of his knowledge. He instructs PGA Tour Players and novice golfers alike. After graduation from West Virginia University, Jeff moved to Middle Georgia to follow his interest in becoming a professional golfer.

Last year Jeff traveled on the PGA Tour, marketing his new training device called the Pure Ball Striker. While on tour, Jeff spent time with players Brian Gay, Will MacKenzie, Jay Williamson and Garrett Willis. As of late, Jeff is working with up-and-coming Christine Cho, a 20 year old player on the LPGA Future Tour.

Jeff is a former coach at Mercer University (1994-1998). He has spent much time in junior golf, writing the junior golf certification program for the National Junior Golf Foundation, “Balancing Life-Balancing Golf, the Junior Golf Experience”, in 1996. He is also a Mizuno Brand Ambassador, a Master Instructor for Medicus Golf, a certified instructor of the Bobby Clampett’s Impact Zone Golf Schools, and an Authorized Instructor of The Golfing Machine.

BJ Hathaway

B.J. Hathaway joined the instruction staff of the Medicus Golf in 2008 and is one of 98 Teaching Professionals in the world to have earned the degree of Bachelor of Golf Stroke Engineering. He is a Swingology Certified Instructor for Medicus Golf and an Authorized Instructor for The Golfing Machine.

He was a member of the golf teams for both Augusta State University and Liberty University, where he received a Bachelors of Science in Business Management.

He trained under Chuck Evans, Executive Director of Instruction for the Medicus Golf Institute and a Golf Magazine Top 100 instructor. Using V1 Pro 2009 for video swing analysis and basic principles of geometry and physics from Swingology, he analyzes each student’s swing to show the alignments needed for their best golf.

B. J. is also one of our Player Development swing coaches, and a golf instruction blog writer. Available for private and group lessons for juniors, men and women, golf schools and clinics.

Carlos Santos

Raised in Augusta, Georgia. Carlos started his golf career by obtaining his Level III Certification with the United States Golf Teachers Federation in 2002. In 2004 he served as the Head Golf Professional at Brushy Creek Golf Club for 4 years, and also worked for Callaway Golf as a Custom Fitting Specialist and Demo Day Representative. Carlos has a strong passion for working with juniors and also works with all levels of players from the beginner to the accomplished golfer.

Besides being a Medicus Golf Swingology Certified Instructor, Carlos is also a certified Callaway, Mizuno, Titleist and Ping Custom Club Fitter and also provides club quality club repair.

Caleb Scorsone

Caleb Scorsone, Founder and Sports Cognitive Coach of KaizenGOLF, is a leading Sports Cognitive Coach who has an unconditional passion for the game of golf. In Caleb’s 16 year professional experience, he has provided customized swing and cognitive instructional programs, the management of mental and emotional processes, so that golfers of all levels can maximize their potential and achieve a consistent high-level of performance. Caleb’s clientele consists of Nationwide Tour players, eGolf Professional Tour players, Duramed Future Tour players, Hooter Tour players, as well as Junior and Collegiate players.

Chi Hong Lee

17 years of teaching experience with players of all abilities and nationality. During those years Chuck Evans was my Instructor for my authorization to understand and teach the findings of the Golfing Machine. As with any teaching position good, clear communication is the key to the student’s success.

Additionally I have written and published instruction articles for Sports Seoul Korean News Paper and appeared on KTN Korean TV doing live audience golf lessons.

In addition to my teaching experience I am also a certified club fitting and club repair specialist.

Chuck Evans

Chuck Evans is one of 31 teachers worldwide designated to hold a "Doctorate in Golf Stroke Engineering", he is Executive Director of Instruction for Medicus Golf and has served as Director of Schools for the PGA Tour Academy, The Director of Instruction for United States Golf Institute and The Golfing Machine.

In addition, Chuck has been teaching since 1970 and has also been the featured speaker at various PGA Sections, LPGA teaching workshops and European Teaching workshops. Known as a “Teachers Teacher”, many of Golf’s TOP Teachers have attended his workshops on the science of the golf stroke (Over 30% of Golf’s Top 100 and Top 50 Teachers since 1997).

During this time Chuck has taught in excess of 200,000 players through private lessons, golf schools, workshops and seminars.

Chuck has also been recognized by his peers and Golf Magazine as one of Americas Top Teachers and has published numerous instructional articles both in national and local golf publications.

Chris Speight

Originally from Blytheville, Arkansas Chris has played the game of golf on many competitive levels. He began his journey in high school winning many top honors starting with becoming a 4A State Medalist in the state of Arkansas at the ripe age of 14. In 1995, he took medalist honors in the AJGA Rolex Junior Classic. In the same year, he reached quarter finals of US Junior by eliminating Jeff Quinney. In 1996, Speight beat out Trevor Immelmen and Troy Matteson in preliminary rounds to later to be defeated by Bubba Watson in the AJGA Rolex Junior Classic.

Chris played Division One Collegiate Golf at The University of Arkansas and The University of Southern Mississippi. While attending The University of Arkansas, Speight won 1st place at South Carolina's Palmetto Classic. Also while attending Arkansas, he participated in SEC Conference Championships and won an event on the collegiate players’ tour in New Orleans.

Once he transferred to Southern Miss, he played in the Conference USA Championship. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management. Taking some time off from the game, Speight worked in the Golf Industry for a short year. His desire to play the game grew stronger during this year off and he decided to turn pro shortly after returning to the game. In 2007, he placed second on the Emerald Coast Tour Event. The following year, Speight won the C.W. Roberts Invitational in Port St. Joe. In the same year, he tied for eleventh place in the Mississippi Coast Open and tied for seventh in the Mobile Open.

Other Accomplishments:

Ranked #22 Junior Golfer in the country in 1996
Ranked #1 Junior Golfer in ASGA
1st Place ASGA Bruce Jenkins Junior Classic
4th Place AJGA Todd Moore Tournament
4th Place AJGA Shangri-La Tournament
1st Place 3A Private State at age 17
7th Place Collegiate Players Tour Championship
University of Arkansas Scholar Student Athlete
University of Southern Miss. Scholar Student Athlete