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Dr. Craig Farnsworth is widely regarded as one of the best golf putting instructors in the United States.
He has coached over 150 of the leading professional golfers on the PGA, Senior PGA, LPGA players and European Tours including 2020 Masters winner, Dustin Johnson with a record 20 under and 2021 Masters winner, Hideki Matsuyama, 1996 Masters winner, Sir Nick Faldo plus, Brad Faxon, Annika Sorenstam, Bernhard Langer, Juli Inkster, Seri Pak, Grace Park, Pat Hurst, David Toms, Anthony Kim, Shane Bertsch, Scott McCarron, Jamie Lovemark, Bob Charles, Mike Reid, Jay Sigel, Chip Beck, and many others.
Craig also works with collegiate players, elite juniors and recreational golfers.
Donna Wilkins is currently the Director of Player Services for the LPGA Tour and she was formerly the LPGA Manager of Professional Development & Member Services 2008-2011.
Donna was on the 1984 NCAA National Women’s Golf Championship Team at the University of Miami and was an LPGA Tour Player from 1987-2006. She won the SMU Round-up and Florida State Intercollegiate Championship in 1984 and was named second team All-America honors and was voted Collegiate Player of the Year by Golfweek magazine.
Coach Wilkins took runner-up honors at the 1983 Women’s Eastern Open and qualified for the 1983 U.S. Women’s Open as an amateur. She was 1981 Florida State Junior champion and the 1980 South Florida PGA champion. Donna qualified for LPGA Tour in 1986. In 1987, rookie season, finished fifth at the S&H Golf Classic. From 2007-2021, She was chosen as Team Liaison Leader for the USA team for the Solheim Cup competition.
Among her many other achievements, Coach Wilkins was:
2014 International Crown Team Liaison for Team Australia
2016, 2018 International Crown Team Liaison for Team USA
2016 USA Women’s Olympic Golf Team Manager for Team USA
2020 USA Women’s Olympic Golf Team Manager for Team USA
Luke Jensen is a former American professional tennis player. Born in Grayling, Michigan, Jensen has had a profound impact on the game of tennis, both on and off the court. A 1985 graduate of East Grand Rapids High School, Jensen reached the second round of the US Open just before enrolling at the University of Southern California, where he earned All-America honors in 1987 and 1988. Jensen won the 1983 Michigan High School State Singles Championship and earned high school All-America recognition.
The following year, Jensen was the top-ranked junior singles and doubles player in the world, teaming with Patrick McEnroe in doubles. Jensen’s professional resume includes 10 ATP Tour doubles titles, plus singles victories against Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Ivan Lendl, John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors, Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg and Jim Courier. Jensen and his brother, Murphy, won the 1993 French Open doubles title and reached a career-high doubles ranking of World No. 6 in November 1993. He was also a member of the 1991 and 1992 Davis Cup Teams. His ambidextrous play, and ability to serve the ball with either hand at 130 miles per hour, earned him the nickname “Dual Hand Luke.”
Jensen compiled a 106–57 record in seven and half seasons as the head coach for the women’s tennis team at Syracuse University. He also works for ESPN as a tennis analyst and conducts more than 70 charity, seminar and tennis clinics around the world each year, in addition to his involvement with theJensen-Schmidt Tennis Academy for Down Syndrome.