Steve Wayne Wozeniak - PGA
Director of Instruction
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Steve has taught over 50 tour players and more than 300 PGA/LPGA teaching professionals. Many of his students and assistants have gone on to tournament wins and top teaching awards throughout the country.

Rob French - PGA Teaching Professional

Rob is a Class A PGA Member and has been a Teaching Professional for 15 years. He was trained to teach golf by legendary Teaching Professional Jimmy Ballard. He teaches Ballard's principals of "Connection" and the "Seven Common Denominators" of the golf swing.
If you are trying to keep your head down, keep your left arm straight and stiff, turn, create lag, or stay behind the ball, you are doing things that will keep you from hitting the ball with any consistency.

Swinging a golf club is nothing more than a simple underhanded tossing motion that ANYONE can do!! Let me show you how simple it can be and help you to achieve your full potential. You can also visit my web site at www.elbowsdown.com for more information.

Fred Mabbott - PGA Apprentice

Fred has been an assistant golf professional at Bellevue Golf Course since 2000. He became a PGA Apprentice in 2005. Before becoming a golf professional, Fred spent over 30 years as a high school English teacher. For the past 20 years, he has been coaching both the boys' and girls' golf teams at Lake Washington High School. Fred provides lessons to people with a wide range of golfing experience. Those who are new to the game, and those who have been around the game for many years.

Matt Anderson - Teaching Professional

Matt was born and raised in Bellevue and has worked at Bellevue Golf Course for the last 13 years. He turned Pro in 2002 and has been teaching at Bellevue ever since. His upbeat attitude and simple take on the golf swing should make your lesson experience an enjoyable one.

Patrick Vaughan – Instructor/Leagues

Patrick has been a teacher for over 40 years. After graduating from the University of Washington with a Masters degree in Physical Education, he taught at the High School level and coached various varsity sports including the boys’ and girls’ golf teams. He became a golf teaching professional in 1994 and has worked as an Instructor at Bellevue Golf Course for the past 12 years, working primarily with the beginning to intermediate level player. His teaching methods include drills that help develop the golf swing. He has great communication skills and the belief that golf lessons should be fun and result in a person learning to love the game.