Professional Golfer. Tournament competitor. Dedicated instructor.
Meet Fletcher Babcock
my story
Turning Pro in
2015
Fletcher picked up a golf club when he was 2. By 8, he was competing in tournaments. In 2015, he turned professional.
Since then, he has earned four professional wins, including the 2025 Rhode Island Open and Charlie’s Maine Open in 2026, and has advanced through U.S. Open Local Qualifying three times.
But the part that matters more than any of that is what he figured out along the way.
Most instruction tries to build the same swing in every student. It feels like a system. It rarely sticks. What actually works is figuring out how someone already moves and building from there. Same destination, different path for every person.
He's spent thousands of hours on the lesson tee learning how to do that well. And he still competes today, so he's not coaching from memory. He's working through the same challenges, the same swing problems, every single week.
"It doesn't matter if I can play good golf. I want my students to be able to play good."
Track record
Playing Accomplishments
Fletcher doesn't just teach the game. He still plays it at a professional level, and wins.
approach
What You Can Expect
Every lesson starts with you. How you move, where the gaps are, what you're already doing well. No two students get the same session because no two golfers move the same way.
Simple is repeatable. Repeatable is consistent.
You'll leave with a clear picture of what to work on and why. Not a list of positions to memorise. An understanding of your own swing that you can actually take onto the course.
