Instructors
Rich Carr
Class A Teaching Professional
Rich has been instructing and improving the games of his students for over 8 years. He is widely regarded as one of the finest and most knowledgable instructors in the region.He has instructed and mentored many NCAA Division 1 and 2 players to success on the golf course and in the classroom. Rich instructs all types and talent levels of golfers. He has learned his craft from the finest instructors in the country, many of whom are recognized by Golf Magazine annually on their Top 100 Teacher list.
Here is what one of those instructors had to say about Rich:
" Rich Carr is a true student of the golf swing. He has taught at many of my schools and the students love his teaching style. He possesses all the tools necessary to improve all types of golf swings. His passion in working with his students is second to none." - Ted Sheftic, PGA Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher
To schedule your lesson:
Phone: 717-786-5054
Email:
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"I take complex information and communicate it in a simple fashion. I work with each individual student, taking into consideration their unique talents and abilities."
Rich Carr, PGA
Scott Sklar, Class A Teaching Professional 
Scott attended Methodist University where he majored in the Professional Golf Management Program located in Fayetteville, North Carolina. In 2009, he graduated from Methodist University with his Class A Certification to the PGA and a Degree in Business Administration. Before coming to Tanglewood, Scott became the Head Golf Professional at Patriots Glen in Elkton, Maryland. There he started his teaching career, which quickly became a success.
Scott’s teaching philosophy is based around the five swing dynamics of the golf swing. Dynamics such as a flat left wrist at impact or swinging down the plane line, Scott will develop your swing thoughts and dynamics into a confident golfer with more consistency. Rather than teaching swing styles and mechanics, his focus is on the hands at impact in order to create optimal distance and consistency. Every golfer has a different learning style and unique swing, and Scott understands that each golfer must be tailored to differently.
“It makes me feel good every time a student finds the proper swing dynamics in his/her swing and lets one loose during their lesson.”
Scott Sklar, PGA
Want to learn more about the “aiming point” technique or the forward swing bottom? Call the golf shop at Tanglewood to set up your private or group lesson with Scott, and find out the variety of lessons he can offer to you!
To Schedule Your Lesson:
Phone: 717.786.2500
Email:
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