Jantzen Miserak, PGA
Senior Coach | Fitness Expert
Jantzen Miserak
Senior Coach | Fitness Expert
Born and raised in Dallas, Jantzen attended Sam Houston State University and completed its PGA Golf Management Program, which led to an opportunity with The Golf Practice.
Jantzen specializes in physical training and helps players understand the fundamentals of human movement specific to them that lead to consistent performance. Jantzen believes that when the body is working more efficiently that players golf swings will work more efficiently.
I believe that the more we move in the gym, in our
practice and on the course the more we learn about ourselves and what we are
capable of. It’s my passion to help students unlock golf that they never
knew was possible!
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
The best way learning occurs is through self-discovery and experience rather than through processing information. There is plenty of information out there, but it isn’t helpful if you can’t put it into play in your unique swing. The brain works best in big ideas and concepts, and people’s tendency to grasp onto the smallest details often hurts their swing more than it helps.
In his coaching Andy helps the student become more aware of the parts of the swing that are causing them the most problems. He then helps them feel and experience a better, more reliable move, and works to bridge the gap between the two. Andy seeks to empower his students so that over time they can grow in the mastery of their swing, and can learn how to self-coach.
Andy’s hope for his students is that in addition to becoming better golfers, they will become better problem solvers, more resilient, learn to trust themselves, and develop a deep appreciation for golf that goes beyond what score they shoot. Andy’s main golf influences are Tim Gallwey, George Gankas, and Michael Murphy.
Andrew Martinez-Grant
Coach | Junior Program Coordinator
Eddie Hsu
Coach & Junior Program Coordinator
Eddie grew up in Taiwan and played NCAA D1 Women’s golf team for The University of Idaho. In addition to her role as certified coach, Eddie also oversees marketing initiatives for the company.
Experienced with college golf as a student athlete, she has helped
many junior golfers with applying for college golf while sharing professional
experience and suggestions. Eddie is dedicated to inspiring the next generation
of golfers by bringing a fun and practical approach to her lessons. Eddie strongly believes in teamwork and time
management. She is enthusiastic and values communication during the lessons. By
creating a trusting relationship with her students, Eddie seeks to help them grow
confidence and better their technique through each lesson.
Jason Price
Mental Performance Coach
Jason Price
Mental Performance Coach
Jason Price is a Psychotherapist and
Sport Performance Coach. Over the last 20 years, Jason has blended his competitive
golfing history and his passion for psychology by working with golfers at all
competitive levels. He has worked with numerous high school and college
players, as well as players on the Korn Ferry, LPGA, and PGA Tours. In
addition to working with golfers, he is currently works with a number of
athletes throughout the NBA, MLB, and NFL. Jason works with athletes on skills
that help them build confidence, develop a deeper level of focus, and build the
mental skills necessary to excel at their chosen sport.
Steve Schreck
Lead Coach
Steve Schreck
lead Coach
Steve grew up in Winnetka and played golf at New Trier High School. A Purdue University graduate, Steve has been a part of TGP’s junior programs since he joined the academy in 2019.
His main coaching influences are George Gankas and Adam Young. The two differ in their approach to the swing, but Steve believes a blend of both styles—internal vs. external mindset, for one—proves to be most successful for his junior and adult students.
Like our entire staff, the impact golf has had on Steve is immeasurable, from the hours spent outside bonding with friends and family to the experiences and characteristics he’s gained and uses in his everyday life.
Alex Prior, PGA
Owner | Director of Operations
Alex Prior
Owner | Director of Operations
Alex started with The Golf Practice in January 2018. As Director of Operations, Alex oversees all facets of the business including strategic planning, facility development, human resources, and financial analysis.
Alex joined The Golf Practice after a successful nine-year career in golf facility management with KemperSports. During that time, Alex was the Head Golf Professional at The Glen Club and served as General Manager at Highland Park Country Club, overseeing all aspects of the facility including banquets, golf course maintenance, driving range, and golf shop operations.
Jantzen Miserak, PGA
Senior Coach | Fitness Expert
Jantzen Miserak
Senior Coach | Fitness Expert
Born and raised in Dallas, Jantzen attended Sam Houston State University and completed its PGA Golf Management Program, which led to an opportunity with The Golf Practice.
Jantzen specializes in physical training and helps players understand the fundamentals of human movement specific to them that lead to consistent performance. Jantzen believes that when the body is working more efficiently that players golf swings will work more efficiently.
I believe that the more we move in the gym, in our
practice and on the course the more we learn about ourselves and what we are
capable of. It’s my passion to help students unlock golf that they never
knew was possible!
Jason Price
Mental Performance Coach
Jason Price
Mental Performance Coach
Jason Price is a Psychotherapist and
Sport Performance Coach. Over the last 20 years, Jason has blended his competitive
golfing history and his passion for psychology by working with golfers at all
competitive levels. He has worked with numerous high school and college
players, as well as players on the Korn Ferry, LPGA, and PGA Tours. In
addition to working with golfers, he is currently works with a number of
athletes throughout the NBA, MLB, and NFL. Jason works with athletes on skills
that help them build confidence, develop a deeper level of focus, and build the
mental skills necessary to excel at their chosen sport.
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
The best way learning occurs is through self-discovery and experience rather than through processing information. There is plenty of information out there, but it isn’t helpful if you can’t put it into play in your unique swing. The brain works best in big ideas and concepts, and people’s tendency to grasp onto the smallest details often hurts their swing more than it helps.
In his coaching Andy helps the student become more aware of the parts of the swing that are causing them the most problems. He then helps them feel and experience a better, more reliable move, and works to bridge the gap between the two. Andy seeks to empower his students so that over time they can grow in the mastery of their swing, and can learn how to self-coach.
Andy’s hope for his students is that in addition to becoming better golfers, they will become better problem solvers, more resilient, learn to trust themselves, and develop a deep appreciation for golf that goes beyond what score they shoot. Andy’s main golf influences are Tim Gallwey, George Gankas, and Michael Murphy.
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
The best way learning occurs is through self-discovery and experience rather than through processing information. There is plenty of information out there, but it isn’t helpful if you can’t put it into play in your unique swing. The brain works best in big ideas and concepts, and people’s tendency to grasp onto the smallest details often hurts their swing more than it helps.
In his coaching Andy helps the student become more aware of the parts of the swing that are causing them the most problems. He then helps them feel and experience a better, more reliable move, and works to bridge the gap between the two. Andy seeks to empower his students so that over time they can grow in the mastery of their swing, and can learn how to self-coach.
Andy’s hope for his students is that in addition to becoming better golfers, they will become better problem solvers, more resilient, learn to trust themselves, and develop a deep appreciation for golf that goes beyond what score they shoot. Andy’s main golf influences are Tim Gallwey, George Gankas, and Michael Murphy.
Andrew Martinez-Grant
Coach | Junior Program Coordinator
Eddie Hsu
Coach & Junior Program Coordinator
Eddie grew up in Taiwan and played NCAA D1 Women’s golf team for The University of Idaho. In addition to her role as certified coach, Eddie also oversees marketing initiatives for the company.
Experienced with college golf as a student athlete, she has helped
many junior golfers with applying for college golf while sharing professional
experience and suggestions. Eddie is dedicated to inspiring the next generation
of golfers by bringing a fun and practical approach to her lessons. Eddie strongly believes in teamwork and time
management. She is enthusiastic and values communication during the lessons. By
creating a trusting relationship with her students, Eddie seeks to help them grow
confidence and better their technique through each lesson.
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
Andy Hayes
Senior Coach | Podcast Host
The best way learning occurs is through self-discovery and experience rather than through processing information. There is plenty of information out there, but it isn’t helpful if you can’t put it into play in your unique swing. The brain works best in big ideas and concepts, and people’s tendency to grasp onto the smallest details often hurts their swing more than it helps.
In his coaching Andy helps the student become more aware of the parts of the swing that are causing them the most problems. He then helps them feel and experience a better, more reliable move, and works to bridge the gap between the two. Andy seeks to empower his students so that over time they can grow in the mastery of their swing, and can learn how to self-coach.
Andy’s hope for his students is that in addition to becoming better golfers, they will become better problem solvers, more resilient, learn to trust themselves, and develop a deep appreciation for golf that goes beyond what score they shoot. Andy’s main golf influences are Tim Gallwey, George Gankas, and Michael Murphy.
Steve Schreck
Lead Coach
Steve Schreck
lead Coach
Steve grew up in Winnetka and played golf at New Trier High School. A Purdue University graduate, Steve has been a part of TGP’s junior programs since he joined the academy in 2019.
His main coaching influences are George Gankas and Adam Young. The two differ in their approach to the swing, but Steve believes a blend of both styles—internal vs. external mindset, for one—proves to be most successful for his junior and adult students.
Like our entire staff, the impact golf has had on Steve is immeasurable, from the hours spent outside bonding with friends and family to the experiences and characteristics he’s gained and uses in his everyday life.
Alex Prior, PGA
Owner | Director of Operations
Alex Prior
Owner | Director of Operations
Alex started with The Golf Practice in January 2018. As Director of Operations, Alex oversees all facets of the business including strategic planning, facility development, human resources, and financial analysis.
Alex joined The Golf Practice after a successful nine-year career in golf facility management with KemperSports. During that time, Alex was the Head Golf Professional at The Glen Club and served as General Manager at Highland Park Country Club, overseeing all aspects of the facility including banquets, golf course maintenance, driving range, and golf shop operations.
