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Thursday, March 28, 2024

Thomas J. Jaeger 
PGA Professional - Class "A" Member (A-14) - New Jersey Section
Director of Instruction - Spring Meadow GC - Farmingdale, N.J.

  • From 1979 to 1988 at Navesink C.C. - Middletown, N.J.- Ass't PGA Golf Professional
  • From 1988 to Dec 2011 - Quail Ridge Golf World - Wall Township, N.J. - PGA Teaching Professional
  • From 2011 to Present - Spring Meadow GC - Farmingdale, NJ - PGA Teaching Professional
  • Teaching Professional / Ass't Coach-2002-2005 for Rutgers University Boys & Girls Golf Teams.
  • Conducts 3-day golf schools in South Florida during the winter months.
  • Engages as speaker/instructor in Fundraisers & Clinics.
  • Competes in PGA Sectional, National, and International events.
  • New Jersey PGA Section: "2009 NJPGA Section Teacher of the Year" ( Award Winner )
  • Golf Digest - Nov 2011 Issue."Best Teachers in Your State" Article (2011-2012 Ranking)
  • "PGA of America Quarter Century Member" 


Teaching Philosophy

My goal as your instructor.... create a "solid foundation"... by thoroughly building the fundamentals into the golf swing...with a sensitivity towards your physical capabilities, different levels of desire and commitment and also taking in to consideration, your personal swing preferences, if any... 

Not being a quick-fix or "method" teacher, I realize that some people simply cannot employ certain "movements or positions" of the swing or certain positions in the set up, due to physical limitations...Therefore, I focus on matching the student's golf swing with their physical strengths and flexibility capabilities.

In addition...educating the golfer on applying certain positions in their set-up & certain swing motions...that will both support their swing plane preference ...and explaining how it applies to their "one-plane" (flatter) ...or "2-plane" (more upright) swing path...

During the instruction time, swing drills and physical exercises will be offered, to help the student support their own individual swing.... As you can see, it's not a "clear-cut/one answer solution" for all golfers... (Another very important note).. Patience on both ends (teacher/student) ... is necessary, as the "trial & error" process begins, to find out what works best for every individual student...

"Sound golf instruction" will help you avoid the usual pitfalls, and greatly enhance the quality of your practice time... and your enjoyment of the game in general.

Tommy Jaeger

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