I didn’t grow up expecting golf to become such a big part of my life. As a kid, hockey and baseball were my main passions. Golf was something I did on the side with a mismatched set of garage-sale clubs my grandparents found for me. They didn’t fit and weren’t ideal, but I loved swinging them anyway.

One of my earliest memories is taking a full swing in the backyard and sending a ball straight through our patio window. I got in trouble, but that moment sparked a love for the game that has stayed with me ever since.

My first real introduction to structured golf came through a junior golf camp. Around that same time, my grandma’s friend and her husband, a PGA of Canada Golf Professional, gave lessons to me and my younger sister for a short period. Listening to his stories and seeing his passion for the game was the first time I realized golf could actually be a career, not just a hobby.

In Grade 11, I completed a co-op placement at a local golf course, which gave me hands-on experience and showed me what working in golf could really look like. That experience, along with studying Sport Management at Niagara College and earning an Advanced Diploma, helped me build a strong foundation in both the technical and business sides of the game.

I joined the PGA of Canada in 2022, and since then I have been focused on helping golfers improve through coaching, club fitting, and equipment customization. My goal is simple: help golfers play better, enjoy the game more, and feel confident every time they step on the course.