A Journey
to Change the Game

Dear Future Champions,

Golf has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. But my journey with the game wasn’t always smooth. In fact, it was filled with struggles, setbacks, and moments where I questioned if I even belonged.

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Growing up, I didn’t have a private coach. My uncle was a PGA professional, and my grandfather was obsessed with the game, but they lived too far away to help me consistently. So I taught myself; grinding on the range, sneaking onto courses, watching YouTube videos, and figuring things out on my own. It was a slow, painful process, but I fell in love with the challenge.

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By my senior year of high school, I had pushed myself to new heights, shooting a personal best of 66 just before heading to college. I was ready to compete, ready to grow. But when I got there, reality hit me hard. My college team had no real structure, and my coach had no background in golf. I went from shooting in the 60s to struggling just to break 100.

 

It was embarrassing.

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I had worked so hard, only to see everything fall apart. But in that moment of failure, I made a decision; I wouldn’t give up. I rebuilt my swing, my confidence, and my mindset. I started creating my own training plans, analyzing my mistakes, and working harder than ever. Slowly, I climbed back. By my sophomore year, I was back in the 70s and competing again.

But then, life threw another curveball. COVID-19 shut everything down, and I lost my passion for the game.

For a while, I walked away from golf. I focused on working, traveling, and figuring out what I wanted to do with my life. I took jobs in golf operations, club fitting, and sales. I worked at one of the top resorts in the country. But none of it felt like my purpose.

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That all changed when I got the opportunity to run a junior golf program. For the first time, I wasn’t just playing or working in golf; I was coaching. I was helping kids grow, improve, and believe in themselves. I saw firsthand what proper guidance and mentorship could do for young golfers. I saw kids go from beginners to champions—some of them without ever paying a dime, because we found a way to support them.

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That experience sparked something in me.

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I realized that the golf industry is broken. Too many kids get left behind because they don’t have access to the right coaching, the right resources, or the right mentorship. I knew there had to be a better way; a way to develop young golfers physically, mentally, and spiritually while creating opportunities for kids who wouldn’t normally have them.

That’s why I started New Age Golf.

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This isn’t just another coaching business. This is a movement.

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At New Age Golf, we do things differently. We don’t just teach the golf swing; we build golfers from the inside out. We use cutting-edge technology, elite coaching, and mentorship to develop players at every level. Whether you’re trying to break 100 or qualify for the U.S. Junior Amateur, we have a roadmap for you.

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But it’s not just about making golfers better. It’s about making people better.

We believe in faith, discipline, hard work, and giving back. We believe that golf should be a tool for growth, not just a game. We believe in helping players live their best lives on and off the course.

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If you’re ready to be coached, mentored, and challenged to reach your full potential, we’d love for you to be a part of the New Age Golf family.

This is bigger than golf; it’s a movement. And I can’t wait for you to be part of it.

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See you on the course,
Paul Kerner
Founder, New Age Golf