About Lance Moore
I grew up in Chelsea, Alabama, and made my way to the Madison area in 2009. I’ve always enjoyed being outdoors, whether that’s on the golf course, in a deer stand, or miles offshore deep-sea fishing.
I first fell in love with golf back in the 90s after attending the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek. Seeing the game played at that level lit a fire in me, but life had other plans at the time. After college, I spent the next 25 years working in construction. I built a successful business, but between long days and long weeks, I rarely had the chance to play the game I’d grown to love.
In 2020, I decided it was time to bet on myself and chase a lifelong dream. I sold my business and committed fully to becoming a golf instructor. Since then, I’ve passed the PGA Players Ability Test (PAT) and am currently enrolled in Level 1 of the PGA Teaching Program. I’m also working at Madison Golf Center as a teaching apprentice under Jimmy Taylor, where I continue to learn every day.
Along the way, I completed caddy school to deepen my understanding of course management, strategy, and how golfers really experience the game from tee to green. My goal as an instructor is simple: help players understand their swing, build confidence, and enjoy the game more; whether they’re just getting started or trying to shave strokes off their score.
Golf has given me a lot over the years, and I’m excited to help others find the same passion for the game that hooked me all those years ago.