Find a golf fitness trainer, gym, or facility near you

Denver, Colorado, United States

Aaron Fusiek is a PGA Class A Professional and Director of Instruction at Optimum Golf in Denver, Colorado. In more than 10 years of teaching he has given over 10,000 lessons and helped more than 1,000 golfers remove over 13,000 strokes from their games, tracked through the Operation 36 scoring framework. He is a three-time Operation 36 Top 50 Master Instructor (2019, 2022, 2023) and was named the 2022 North Florida PGA Youth Development Coach of the Year. Aaron is a TPI Certified Coach, a Vision54 Supercoach, and a PGA HOPE Certified Instructor. His programs blend in-person lessons, supervised practice, and unlimited virtual feedback, giving players the structure and accountability to hit milestones and refine their swing. He works with golfers of all ages and levels who want a clear plan for lower scores.

Denver, Colorado, United States

Brad Alston is a PGA Class A Member and the founder, co-owner, and Director of Instruction at Optimum Golf in Denver, Colorado. Colorado AvidGolfer has named him one of its Top Coaches every year since 2019, and he has built a loyal following of students across the Denver area. His coaching targets the root cause of poor shots instead of layering on compensations, so players understand how their own game works and can make lasting changes. Lessons pair a clear, calm teaching style with the studio's technology, including Uneekor launch monitors and Sportsbox 3D motion capture. New students begin with the Optimum Golf 90-minute assessment, which combines a TPI physical screening with skills testing across the driver, irons, wedges, and putting. Brad works with golfers of every level who want more consistency and confidence on the course.

Cassandra Meyer is a World Long Drive competitor and Certified Personal Trainer who has spent her entire life inside competitive golf. She began playing junior golf at age nine, traveled the country on the junior circuit, and earned a spot on the 2006 Junior Ryder Cup Team, where she and partner Tony Finau won the deciding match to tie Team USA with the Europeans. She turned professional at 18 and competed on the Symetra Tour. Her transition to long drive came in 2019. In her second ever event, Cassandra went head-to-head in the finals with the number one female long driver in the world, and she has continued to post top-ten finishes against the deepest field in the sport. What makes Cassandra a natural fit for DRVN is the combination almost no one else offers: tour-level golf fundamentals, world-class power output, and formal fitness credentials. She lives the work she teaches. Inside the DRVN app, she coaches golfers on how to build real, transferable speed without breaking the swing that has to repeat under pressure.

Dalton Joyce is a golf content creator and DRVN Partner, known online as Young Dalt, specializing in Academy, Performance and Development. He posts as @youngdalt on Instagram and @daltonjoyce on TikTok, sharing content built around his golf performance and training. Joyce is a Callaway Ambassador who plays Callaway equipment and has generated ball speeds exceeding 200 mph, well above PGA Tour averages. He has tied the course record at TPC Houston and has competed in U.S. Open local qualifying, filming his round for his social media audience. Through DRVN, he delivers golf fitness programs and assessments via the DRVN App, aimed at helping golfers build the physical performance behind faster, more efficient swings.

Ottawa, Canada

Derek Lacelle is a TPI Level 3 Certified fitness professional, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and the founder of DL Golf Fitness. Based in Ottawa, he specializes in assessing each client's strengths, weaknesses, and physical limitations in relation to the golf swing, then designing targeted exercise programs to help them reach their maximum potential. Derek also serves as a Sports Coordinator and Fitness & Sport Instructor with Personnel Support Programs (PSP) at Canadian Forces Morale & Welfare Services (CFMWS) in the Ottawa-Gatineau region, where he leads golf fitness programming for military members. He is also the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the OVGA Junior Development Team. His approach focuses on removing physical restrictions and building mobility, stability, strength, and rotational power to produce the most efficient swing possible for each individual.

Livingston, New Jersey, United States

Dr. Andrew Spehar, DC is a chiropractor and co-founder of All Square Performance Chiropractic and Golf in Livingston, New Jersey. A lifelong golfer, he earned his undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University and graduated with honors from Logan University's College of Chiropractic. He is a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level 3 Medical Provider and serves as the practice's clinical director. His approach emphasizes identifying the root cause of pain rather than treating symptoms, combining chiropractic care, golf-specific rehabilitation, and performance training. The practice includes Trackman simulator bays that let clients move between treatment, training, and practice. Spehar works with golfers and athletes of all levels, from professionals to weekend players, as well as musicians and other active adults, with the goal of helping them move, train, and play without pain holding them back.

Clark, South Dakota, United States

Eric Stevens helps athletes connect physical preparation with mental performance so they can compete closer to their potential. His coaching blends movement training, performance coaching, and present-moment awareness to help golfers develop strength, resilience, and clarity under pressure. Eric focuses on helping athletes prepare their body, trust their training, and stay fully engaged in the moment when it matters most. The goal is simple: train the body, quiet the mind, and allow performance to emerge. As the founder of Vitality Golf & Performance, Eric brings a wealth of experience as both a golf coach and a licensed counselor. With a strong background in psychology and mental health, Eric has helped countless athletes and high achievers push past mental barriers, unlock their full potential, and excel under pressure. A former coach at the University of South Dakota, Eric has worked with elite golfers, guiding them to both personal and competitive success. His coaching philosophy blends mental training, resilience, and performance psychology, helping athletes and individuals achieve their optimum states—whether on the course, in the office, or in everyday life. Eric's unique approach is grounded in his belief that mental strength is the key to overcoming challenges. He has a deep passion for teaching others how to use resilience, diligence, and curiosity to achieve sustained success. With his strong foundation in both coaching and counseling, Eric offers a balanced and holistic approach that empowers athletes to perform at their best, regardless of the circumstance.

West Columbia, South Carolina, United States

George Bryan IV is a professional golfer, content creator, and one half of Bryan Bros Golf, the YouTube channel he co-founded with his brother Wesley in 2014. The channel has grown to over 300,000 subscribers, with additional followings of 250,000 on Instagram and 60,000 on TikTok, and helped pioneer the entire YouTube golf movement. His golf credentials are equally serious. A three-time All-American and three-time All-SEC selection at the University of South Carolina, George holds the school's all-time records for both lowest career scoring average (72.37) and lowest single-season scoring average (71.35). He was named South Carolina's Co-Male Athlete of the Year in 2010, sharing the honor with future MLB All-Star Whit Merrifield. He turned professional that same year and made his PGA Tour debut at the 2023 Butterfield Bermuda Championship, where he made the cut on the number. George grew up at Solina Golf Club outside Columbia, South Carolina, where his father served as the original head professional. He and Wesley now own and operate the course. Inside the DRVN app, George brings tour-tested fundamentals and the teaching instinct of a creator who has spent a decade making complicated golf concepts make sense.

Hewitt Tomlin is the co-founder and CEO of TeamBuildr, a strength and conditioning software platform used by more than 5,500 coaches, teams, and facilities worldwide, including professional organizations such as the Denver Nuggets and Tennessee Titans. He co-founded TeamBuildr in 2012 and played varsity football at Johns Hopkins University before moving into sports technology. As a DRVN contributor, Tomlin brings his background in athlete development and coaching software to golf fitness content, focusing on helping golfers train with the structure and data-driven approach of a competitive athlete. He has written for DRVN's golf fitness blog on training protocols, swing speed development, and injury prevention.

Pocklington, York, United Kingdom

Jennifer Dennington is a co-founder and co-owner of YO4 Training Club in Pocklington, England, and a DRVN Certified Pro specializing in golf fitness and strength training. She and Michael Dennington founded YO4 Training Club in 2017, building it into a community-focused facility offering CrossFit, functional bodybuilding, Olympic lifting, and personal training alongside golf fitness programming. Dennington remains directly involved in daily coaching and operations at the club. She also works out of DRVN HQ, delivering golf fitness training and assessments through the DRVN App to help golfers build the strength and physical performance to support their swing.

Denver, Colorado, United States

John Wagner is a PGA Class A Member and PGA Instructor at Optimum Golf in Denver, Colorado. A former college golfer and professional player, he won on the Gateway Tour and has shot 62 on five occasions. He has taught more than 30,000 lessons, and his students have won high school tournaments, earned college golf scholarships, captured club and amateur championships, and posted career-low scores. John is TPI Level 3 Certified and also holds certifications from Chuck Cook, GOLFTEC, Stack and Tilt, and U.S. Kids Golf. His teaching avoids a one-size-fits-all model. Each lesson is tailored to the golfer's abilities and goals, with the specific information and drills needed to reach their potential and build lasting confidence. He works with players of every skill level, from beginners to competitive amateurs.

Livingston, New Jersey, United States

Jose Garcia is Co-Founder of All Square Performance Chiropractic and Golf and an industrial engineer with a 15+ year career in operations management. He fell in love with the game of golf a little over two years ago and loves the instant feedback he gets from playing on a Trackman system. He decided to open All Square to create a space that is convenient for players focused on practice and improvement.

York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Kevin Abel is the Clinical Director and Head Physiotherapist at Athletica Health Physiotherapy in York, England. Originally from the northwest of Ireland, he holds an MSc, is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP), and is an APPI Pilates instructor. Abel has spent 15 years working in professional sport, treating Premiership footballers, All Blacks rugby players, world champions, and Olympians. At Athletica Health, he treats sports injuries, spinal and peripheral joint conditions, and post-surgery rehabilitation, with additional expertise in pediatric sports injuries, acupuncture and dry needling, and clinical Pilates. His approach emphasizes helping clients understand and manage their own conditions so they can return to the activities they love.

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Mariah Swigart is a DRVN Certified Coach, Golf Professional, and Marketing Director with over 25 years of golf experience. A former collegiate golfer and current PGA Professional Golf Management (PGM) Associate, she combines coaching, education, and psychology to help golfers improve both their performance and enjoyment of the game. Mariah specializes in simplifying complex concepts, building confidence, and creating practical improvement plans for golfers of all skill levels. Her mission is to help golfers play better and have more fun on the course.

Martin Borgmeier is the 2022 World Long Drive Champion, crowned in Mesquite, Nevada with a 426-yard drive in the finals against Bryson DeChambeau. He is regarded as one of the greatest drivers of the golf ball in history, with a personal best competitive drive of 484 yards, a peak ball speed of 239.3 mph, and an exhibition drive measured at 520 yards. Born in Paderborn, Germany, Martin took an unconventional path to the sport. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and a Master of Science in Business Psychology, then worked corporate roles in sales and management before colleagues noticed how far he was outdriving them on weekend rounds. He turned professional in 2018, won the European Long Drive Championship that same year, and has been redefining what is possible off the tee ever since. What sets Martin apart is the science behind the speed. He is a recognized expert in biomechanics, swing mechanics, and launch data, working with technologies like TrackMan and FlightScope to teach golfers how to translate world-class power principles into their own games. Inside the DRVN app, Martin coaches players who want serious, sustainable distance gains.

Cultus Lake, British Columbia, Canada

Matt Evans is a strength and conditioning coach and founder of Iron Link Performance, a private training facility built inside Cultus Lake Golf Club in Chilliwack, BC. With over 11 years of coaching experience — rooted in CrossFit and expanded through TPI certification and DRVN’s Golf Fitness Handicap™ methodology — Matt helps golfers move better, hit harder, and stay on the course longer. Iron Link is intentionally private. One coach, one client, no distractions. Golfers who are not comfortable in a traditional gym environment can come to the course, work through a focused session, and head straight to the range — all in one visit. It is a setup built for people who take their game seriously but want a training experience that feels personal, not transactional. Matt’s sessions follow a proven structure: banded warm-up, strength work scaled to the individual, metabolic conditioning, and mobility to close. From there, programming adapts. If a client comes in with something bothering them — a tight hip, a weak shoulder, a swing fault tracing back to a movement pattern — Matt diagnoses on the spot and builds the next block around it. He stays in his scope, refers out when needed, and keeps the focus on long-term performance. His core belief: movement is longevity. The Cultus Lake community has no shortage of golfers in their 70s out on the course three to five days a week. Keeping them there — injury-free, moving well, enjoying the game — is as much a part of the mission as developing the next competitive player. Serving golfers in Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Langley, and the greater Fraser Valley — approximately one hour from Vancouver. Near Chilliwack Golf Club, Royal Wood Golf Course, Ledge View Golf Club, and Sandpiper Golf Club.

Pocklington, York, United Kingdom

I’ve spent my career working at the intersection of golf performance, movement, and long-term athletic development. Over time, I kept seeing the same challenge: talented golfers working hard without a clear structure connecting their body, their training, and their performance. That’s why I founded DRVN. DRVN is a complete golf performance system built around one core belief: when the body is prepared, the swing can evolve with confidence. We developed the DRVN Methodology to bring structure to how golfers assess, train, and progress. At the center is the DRVN Golf Fitness Handicap™, a standardized way to measure how prepared an athlete’s body is to support the swing they’re building. It creates shared language between coaches, athletes, and facilities — and makes progress visible. Today, DRVN supports: • Golf professionals looking to deliver structured, measurable programming • Coaches building long-term athlete development models • Facilities implementing scalable golf fitness systems • Organizations exploring golf-focused wellness initiatives The system adapts across private coaching, collegiate programs, high school teams, performance gyms, and corporate environments. My focus is simple: build athletes who move better, train smarter, and develop with intention.

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Noah Henry is a St. Louis-based athlete-turned-creator and a DRVN Certified Pro. He played close to two decades of competitive soccer, capped by his career at Quincy University, before moving into the work surrounding sport — first with the St. Louis Cardinals on the operations side, and then into the creative practice he runs today. His studio produces cinematic content, design work, and brand campaigns for performance-driven companies across golf and fitness. The portfolio includes work with Nike, Bridgestone, Oakley, ASRV, Mazda, and Catalyst, with a tagline that lives squarely in DRVN's lane: creative solutions for performance-driven brands across golf and fitness. As a Certified Pro, Noah's relationship with DRVN is creator-first. He brings a credentialed athlete's voice and a brand-quality aesthetic to telling the story of golf as fitness — and he's chasing the next competitive chapter of his own athletic life on the course, starting with the Golf Fitness Handicap™ as his baseline.

Shane Gring is the operations and digital systems partner behind DRVN. He built and runs the platforms that connect golfers with DRVN Certified Pros, including the DRVN website, DRVN Studios, and this Golf Fitness Directory. Gring brings 15 years of experience scaling mission-driven organizations. At USGBC and IWBI, he helped grow the WELL Building Standard to more than 20,000 credentialed professionals and 300,000 users across 131 countries. He has also led operations work for TeamBuildr, the strength and conditioning platform trusted by thousands of teams and training facilities. Through his consulting practice, Certainly, he helps organizations build the systems, content, and search presence that earn trust at scale. He is a graduate of Miami University.

York, England, United Kingdom

Steven Coutts is the owner of Tour Issue Golf, a custom club fitting and building studio in Castleford, West Yorkshire, England, and a DRVN Partner specializing in golf club building and fitting. He has a background in engineering and fabrication and previously worked with a leading golf equipment company, where he built and validated clubs for professional players. At Tour Issue Golf, Coutts runs the fitting process using TrackMan technology, evaluates club performance metrics, and hand-builds every club to the client's exact specifications rather than factory standards. His work spans full custom fittings, re-shafting, and adjustments to loft, lie, and gapping for golfers seeking tour-level equipment.

Sarasota, Florida, United States

Zac Ansaldo is the owner and head coach of Florida Athletic Club (FAC), a strength and conditioning facility located in the heart of downtown Sarasota at the corner of Osprey and Main. From his Gulf Coast home base, Zac serves a member community that spans Sarasota, Siesta Key, Lakewood Ranch, Longboat Key, and the surrounding Suncoast — a region where year-round sunshine, an active 55+ population, and one of the densest concentrations of golf courses in Florida make athletic longevity a way of life. FAC's programming reflects that reality. The club runs small-group personal training, 1:1 coaching, and hybrid in-person/remote programs, with additional services in massage therapy, physical therapy, and mental performance coaching. Members range from competitive athletes to weekend golfers looking to add yardage off the tee, post-surgical clients rebuilding rotational power, and over-65 members protecting the mobility, balance, and hip-shoulder separation that keep them playing 18 holes well into their 70s and 80s. Zac's coaching philosophy is rooted in functional movement expertise and assessment-driven program design — meeting each athlete where they are and building from there. His background includes ownership of Seaward CrossFit and earlier work as a functional fitness coach at Brave Enough CrossFit, where he honed his approach to personal training and nutritional coaching. Peers consistently point to his passion for teaching clients how to lift and move properly, and FAC's brand voice carries that same conviction: no quick fixes, no magic powders — real food, real training, real results. For the Sarasota golfer in particular, that translates to programming that supports the demands of the modern swing: thoracic mobility, single-leg stability, anti-rotational core strength, hip internal rotation, and the kind of durable strength base that lets a player practice and compete without breaking down. Whether the goal is breaking 80, breaking a PR, or simply being able to keep up with the grandkids on the beach, Zac builds plans that make sense for the individual in front of him.