About Alan
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United States Golf Teachers Federation
Alan has been a Golf Teaching Professional since November of 2002 and has continued to maintain his membership in the worlds largest organization of strictly Golf Teaching Professionals.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, for 26 years of his life, Alan spent all of his childhood playing sports like basketball, baseball, and football.
After many sports-related injuries, the day came when he knew that he had to learn how to play Golf if he wanted to continue staying active in sports.
In 1986, he decided to move to New Jersey (where there are many more Golf courses), and he now resides in Hamilton Township, NJ (in the Spring and Summer), and Orlando, FL (in the Fall and Winter).
Sixteen years after moving to New Jersey, he decided to become a Golf Teaching Professional, and as they say, “the rest is history.”
What Alan loves most about Golf is the similarity that it has to life. He says, “whether you are on the golf course or taking care of your daily life responsibilities, there will always be challenges, however, with the right attitude, you can overcome them all and succeed at achieving your goal.”
Speaking of Challenges...
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
My "heart and liver" transplant was a success! This was the day after my transplant.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
Faith, hope, a positive attitude and massages were all I needed! This was 5 days after transplant.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
Faith, hope, a positive attitude and massages were all I needed! This was 5 days after transplant.
Rehabbing in physical therapy one week after my transplant.
April 17th, 2012 is a day that I will never forget. I was fortunate to receive a "heart and liver" transplant! Above is the monitor showing my new heart officially beating on it's own for the first time.
Faith, hope, a positive attitude and massages were all I needed! This was 5 days after transplant.
Faith, Hope, and a Positive Attitude is Key!
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
221 Metal Stitches! This wasn't fun getting them pulled out one-by-one.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
My "heart transplant" Surgeon, Dr. Michael Acker, who saved my life.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
I was back on the course with my favorite golfing buddy 9 Weeks after my transplant.
I was back on the course with my favorite golfing buddy 9 Weeks after my transplant.
Walking around the hospital floor with my number one fan, my wife Marsha. This was 8 days after my transplant.
I was back on the course with my favorite golfing buddy 9 Weeks after my transplant.
Pre-Lesson Needs Analysis
Prior to any student beginning their lessons, an interview is conducted to understand the student’s needs and goals pertaining to their golf game.
This interview will provide me with information about my students:
- Golf Game and Practice Time
- Mental Thoughts, and
- Physical Fitness Routine
After the interview, a plan of action using our “remote online video analysis lesson" and/or a playing lesson will be discussed to help the student achieve their goals.
Playing golf is fun when your skills are improving, your expectations are within reason, and your scores are in line with your goals.
Click here to get started with your "Remote Online Video Analysis Lesson."