Specialties
PParrish Golf Golf Instruction specializes in teaching/coaching golf for all ages and levels, notably those that are committed to getting to the next level. All aspects of your game will be examined: full swing, short game, putting, specialty shots and on course management. In addition, the intangibles will also be reviewed such as your workout regiment, mental game, and nutrition. Working with over 35 collegiate players and tour players has been proof of his continuing dedication to teach at the highest level.
History
Established in 1995.
Following his success as a player, Patrick returned to the Monterey Peninsula in the mid-'90s to accept a position at The Pebble Beach Golf Academy. While at the Academy, Patrick worked alongside several renowned "Top 100" golf instructors. In 2004, Patrick moved to Poppy Hills Golf Course, where he served as Lead Instructor and Tournament Director for eight years.
Patrick currently serves as the Director of Instruction at The Club at Pasadera where was honored with the 2016 Northern California PGA Teacher of the Year Award.
Although he has coached three PGA Tour winners and four Champions Tour players, Patrick also has developed a reputation for advancing the skills of aspiring junior and collegiate players, many of whom have gained national ranking and earned college scholarships. He has assisted more than 30 golfers in their enrollment at many of America's most prestigious universities including Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA and Yale.
Meet the Business Owner: Patrick P.
Patrick Parrish has had a lifelong passion for golf. Growing up in the Northern California agricultural town of Woodland near Sacramento, Patrick spent many of his weekends and summers on the fairways of the local Yolo Fliers Country Club, where fields of corn and alfalfa served as the outer rough. During other vacations, he worked for his grandfather, Earl Henderson, who as a founder of the Central California town of Atascadero, owned and operated Atascadero Golf Club.
It was there that Patrick not only honed his golf game, but also learned the business of golf course management, from mowing fairways and working on machinery to caddying and working in the golf shop. Patrick soon became one of California's top-ranked junior golfers, but wanted to further develop his skills beyond what he could do locally.
When Patrick learned that Carmel High School's golf team had privileges to play the fabled Pebble Beach Golf Links twice a week, he managed a rare intra-state transfer from Woodland